DnD Name Vault

Names with meanings, not just noise

Fantasy name generators for D&D, TTRPG and worldbuilding

DnD Name Vault generates a name and its meaning together — not “Aelar” but “Aelar — ‘sun-wanderer’, common among the long-lived elven kindreds.” Every race, class, town, kingdom and plane is covered, with ten names rendered the instant the page loads. No signup, no scroll wall, no click required.

Place names for worldbuilders

Towns, cities, countries, kingdoms and whole planets — batch-generate map-ready names with vibe filters (cozy, grim, coastal, desert, imperial, arcane) and export the whole list at once. Enough to label an entire campaign map in one sitting.

Names by race

Thirty playable peoples, each with its own naming tradition — gender filters, subrace variants for elves and dwarves, and a derived meaning on every name.

Fiends, gods, beasts and blades

Everything else a campaign needs named: demons and deities, dragons and familiars, NPCs, villains, spells, weapons, artifacts and even superhero codenames.

How the name engine works

Every name is composed from per-culture morphemes — prefixes, roots and suffixes that each carry a meaning, all listed on each generator page as a reference table. The meaning you see is derived from the pieces that built the name, so it is consistent and never fabricated. A quality filter rejects anything unpronounceable, accidentally rude, or too thin to be a real name, and a seeded generator keeps each page’s first batch stable.

  • Ten names render on load — server-side, in the HTML, no click required.
  • Re-roll for a fresh batch, or append more unique names without losing the first.
  • Star names to a saved list that persists across every page on this device.
  • Copy a single name or export the whole list as a text file.

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