Big, slow, rumbling names for trolls under bridges and in caves.
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.
Scandinavian trolls live in mountains and under bridges and turn to stone in sunlight; the Norwegian folktale "Three Billy Goats Gruff" gave us the bridge troll. Their names should sound like rocks grinding: g, r, k and u.
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.
Short and lumpy, with a nickname: Grumok Mossback.
Yes; D&D trolls regenerate and fear fire and acid, so epithets about hunger or scars suit them.