Contact

Questions, corrections, or a race you'd like added? Email hello@dndnamer.com.

Reporting a bad name

If a generator produces something unpronounceable, out of register, or accidentally a real word it shouldn't be, include the race, the name itself, and roughly when you generated it. The generators are rule-based, so one bad output usually points at a fixable rule — most reports are resolved with a tuning change within a day or two.

Requesting a generator

New races and cultures are added on a regular schedule, and requests genuinely shape the queue. The most useful requests name the tradition and a couple of example names in the register you're imagining — that's enough to build a phonetic profile from.

Everything else

Advertising questions, licensing questions (short answer: the names are free to use, see Terms), accessibility problems and broken links all go to the same address. Short messages get answered fastest.

What we can't help with

We can't tell you whether a name is trademarked in your country, and we can't grant permission for names belonging to published settings — the generators here produce fresh names built from phonetic rules, which is a different thing from clearing an existing name for commercial use. If you're naming something commercial, check it the way you would any brand name.

Response times

This is a small independent project rather than a company, so replies come from one person and usually land within a day or two. Bug reports and wrong-sounding names get priority because they make the tool better for everyone; requests for new races go into a queue that's worked through in the order it arrives, with the most-requested traditions jumping ahead.