Dragon name generator
Roll ten dragon names with an epithet, like Vorathrax the Ashen or Zaelnyth of the Glass Peaks. A dragon's name should sound old before anyone explains why: stack syllables with x, z, th and v, then add a deed or a place.
Free, no account needed. Names are made in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Your names
- Vorathrax the Ashen
- Zaelnyth of the Glass Peaks
- Kalithar the Starborn
- Ixavex the Gilded
- Solaerion of the Sunken Spire
- Nyxaelith the Tidewyrm
How to name a dragon
- Make it long. Three or four syllables feel ancient: Vorathrax, Solaerion.
- Use hard edges. x, z, k and th sound like scales and fire.
- Earn an epithet. "The Ashen" names what it did; "of the Glass Peaks" names where it rules.
- Keep a short form. The one person who isn't afraid of it may call it Zael.
Dragons on Teasa
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From a name to a character
Found the one? Press Make an OC and the OC maker opens with the name filled in, ready for a look, a personality, what they want and the first thing they say. Then bring the character into Creator Studio and meet them in a Teasa Story, or browse fantasy Stories and romance Stories to play now.
FAQ
What is a good dragon name?
A good dragon name is long, rolls off the tongue and sounds old: Vorathrax, Kalithar, Solaerion. Add an epithet for a dragon people talk about in whispers.
Do dragons need an epithet?
No, but an epithet tells a story in two words: the Ashen, the Gilded, of the Last Ember. Switch it off for the bare name.
Can I use these for D&D dragons?
Yes. They suit dragons in Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder and any fantasy story, and they're original combinations.
Feminine and masculine dragon names?
Choose Feminine or Masculine to change the endings; Any mixes both.
Is it free?
Yes. The dragon name generator is free, needs no account and runs in your browser.