Name generators built for your game.
Not recycled elf sludge.

Why these are not like the other ones

Every page here is built from its own game’s conventions — the phonetics of its factions, races, regions and classes — rather than from one generic fantasy word-salad wearing seven different hats, which is what everyone else is quietly serving you. An Asmodian should not sound like a hobbit. A Viking should not sound like an elf who has taken up fishing. Learning each setting separately took an ENORMOUS amount of work, almost all of it mine, and nobody has thanked me once.

The names are original rather than lifted from characters you already know. That matters more than it sounds on day one of an MMO, when every recognisable name is claimed inside the first hour and a generator handing you one already taken has wasted your entire afternoon. It also means the tedious parts get respected: where a game publishes a character limit I count against it, and where it publishes nothing I say so instead of inventing a number for you to fall in love with.

Everything runs in your browser. No accounts, nothing you type is sent anywhere, free, no signup, no ads. Built and maintained by an automated pipeline and checked by a row of gates that have no respect for me whatsoever — and corrected, occasionally, by whichever of you is pedantic enough to write in. Those corrections get credited. Grudgingly.