Names worthy of a hoard: grand, multi-syllable dragon names, some with the title mortals whisper.
Small grey words under each name are the meaning of that part. Tap the star to keep a name.
For when the random roll isn't quite right. Tell the Name Forge who they are and it suggests eight names with reasons. Runs only when you press the button.
AI suggestions via Vercel AI Gateway. The generator above keeps working without it.
Great dragon names are long enough to feel ancient and end on a hard or hissing sound: -rax, -thrax, -gon, -vex. Smaug, Tiamat and Bahamut all share that weight.
Mortals rarely say a dragon's true name. They use a title instead, "the Pale", "Old Night". Give your villain both: a name for the finale and a title for the rumours.
Curious how the parts fit together? See how fantasy names are built, with sliders you can play with.
A fixed sample from the generator, so you can browse without clicking. Each part carries its meaning underneath.
Something with weight and a hard ending: Pyrthumirax, Morzethar the Stormcrowned.
Yes. Shorter results (two parts) make friendly pet names.
No. Results work for any dragon.