Highland
Stern, stony realms of crag and keep, like the Kingdom of Dunmark or the Realm of Greymarch.
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Step one
Choose Highland, Imperial, Sylvan, Coastal or Wild to set the flavour, or leave it on Any for a mix of every kind.
Step two
Open Options to choose gender, temperament, how many names you want, name length and whether to include a title.
Step three
Copy any name, save the ones you like, or refine a name into close variations until it feels right.
Kinds
Each kind shapes both the sound of the name and the realm form it tends to take. Pick one to match your setting, or browse Any.
Stern, stony realms of crag and keep, like the Kingdom of Dunmark or the Realm of Greymarch.
Grand, ordered realms of marble and law, like the Aurean Empire or the Imperium of Lioncrown.
Green, old realms of wood and river, like the Realm of Eldenvale or the Kingdom of Silverford.
Salt-worn realms of harbour and tide, like the Free Port of Saltmere or the Wyndport Reach.
Harsh frontier realms of ash and frost, like the Dominion of Sunderwaste or the Dreadwick March.
Naming tips
The kind shapes the sound, so a Highland realm sounds stony while a Coastal one sounds salt-worn. Match it to the land and the people who hold it.
Set the Realm form to Kingdom for crowned lands, Empire for vast powers, Dominion for held territory, or Free for unruled reaches and city leagues.
Found a name you love but the wrong title? Choose it, hit Refine, lock the name and shuffle the title instead.
Read the full kingdom naming guide for deeper tips, examples and ideas.
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