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My friend is writing up a campaign while he is away at summer school and was looking for a race name generator. We tried looking at generators like SeventhSanctum and donjon but none of them had what we wanted. Also something we are looking for is some sort of map creating system like Campaign Cartographer but significantly cheaper or free.
As poorly as this can go, sometimes it works. Steven Erickson has three varieties of elf in the Malazan Book of the Fallen - the Tiste Liosan, Tiste Edur, and Tiste Andii. He also has undead, orcs, giants, and so on. Each race aside from humans has an in-universe name separate from the fantasy archetypes they're based on.
The place name ones have the same problem you encounter, as do some of the exotic race ones, but they have generators for say, English names or American names or French names or whatever that work great. Highly recommend giving it a once over, I think you might find a few generators that work for you. C) baby name website. Random name. Done
I'm excited to share with you my brand new fantasy name generator, an ideal resource for D&D players! This generator will be updated regularly with various races, expanding the pool of names you can choose from. In addition, I'm working on incorporating class-based name generators as well.
For context, in my generator, I ask Claude Opus AI to create unique names associated with the given Fantasy race. I'm not sure how other generators create theirs. One advantage you get with mine is that the model tries really hard not to use names already used in popular TV series, movies, and books, nor to make them sound too similar if it can.
The names are definitely a work in progress, basically just randomly combines prefixes and surnames from various European languages to create fantasy-esque names The blueprint for the sentences are [name]: a [adj] [adj] [class] [race] who is [frequency] [adj] [pronouns]
For artists, writers, gamemasters, musicians, programmers, philosophers and scientists alike! The creation of new worlds and new universes has long been a key element of speculative fiction, from the fantasy works of Tolkien and Le Guin, to the science-fiction universes of Delany and Asimov, to the tabletop realm of Gygax and Barker, and beyond.
in all honesty your best bet don't use a fantasy name generator because chances are someone will have already used the exact same generator or different one and we'll wind up with a named you got from a generator. My best advice to you some of: research different languages and look for the meanings of certain words in other languages.
A cool tip for Fantasy Name Generator: Use the Human names, but click on "Male (Old)" or "Female (Old)". They updated to some really weird names even for humans, but the old ones are all very good.
When I am trying to come up with a race name, I look into mythology first, then obscure languages for what I want the race to look like. Then when I’ve found a word I like I replace some letters or reverse the spelling and voila. Example in the project I am working on i wanted a bird like messenger.