In my quest to pull together a variety of links that can be helpful to character creators everywhere I’m providing a link today to a pirate name generator.

This is a pretty good generator that also provides ship names that can be used.  Ship names are often overlooked by DM’s, so this may be one of the more useful aspects of this tool.

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Have you played a dwarf lately?  If you have then you may need a name for that dwarf.  His is a dwarven name generator that I find handy sometimes.  It is also useful for making up a list of dwarven names for NPCs which is especially useful if you know the party is going to be heading into a dwarf city or other area populated by dwarves.

Over at Seventh Sanctum there are generators for lots of different things and I like to use them from time to time.

Here is a dwarven name generator that only does one name at a time, but it also gives a bit of information about the name and how it could be used.  This is probably more useful for Players than for DM’s, but both are excellent tools if you need a name quickly or if you just don’t know where to come up with cool names on your own.

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Here is a quick and easy to use name generator.  It isn’t the greatest thing since sliced bread but it sure will help out in a pinch.

I know that personally I often run into a bit of trouble when I’m trying to figure out the details for my character or if I have a lot of NPC’s that I need to flesh out for a campaign.

One thing you could do is to print up a page of the randomly generated names and have it handy for use when the party walks into the new town.  Now Bob the Orc has a name to go with his ugly mug.

Have fun with it!

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