Elf Names Wiki

Elf Names Wiki is an independent, fan-made resource that combines an AI-powered elf name generator with curated name libraries and lore guides. It generates unique names with meanings, pronunciations, and sub-race-specific rules for fantasy settings like D&D, Lord of the Rings, and Elder Scrolls. It is designed for tabletop players, fantasy writers, and game masters seeking authentic elven names. This is an independent third-party service and is not operated by the company behind the model it is built around.

How it works

The generator uses a language model to write names against naming rules for each sub-race, ensuring a wood elf name sounds different from a drow name. Users can set sub-race, gender, and style, and optionally pin first letters, syllable count, meaning, or a family name. Each name comes with a pronunciation guide and meaning, and no batch repeats names seen in the session. The 'Similar' feature generates ten variants of a name that keeps its sound and root.

Key capabilities

The site offers curated name libraries for 11 elf sub-races, including Wood Elf, Dark Elf, High Elf, Half-Elf, Night Elf, Blood Elf, Sea Elf, Snow Elf, Drow, Christmas Elf, and Skyrim Elf. Each entry includes a pronunciation guide and meaning written to fit the sub-race's naming conventions. Lore guides cover naming traditions in D&D, Lord of the Rings, Elder Scrolls, and World of Warcraft, with original editorial content.

Pricing and limits

Name generation and the name libraries are free and require no account, with up to 10 names per batch and 20 batches a day without an account, unlimited when signed in. Optional paid extras include character cards with AI-painted portraits, editable backstories, and spoken pronunciation, priced at $2.99 per card or three for $6.99. Cards never expire, and failed generations are refunded automatically.

What sets it apart

The site is an independent fan-made project, not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast, Middle-earth Enterprises, Bethesda, or Blizzard. It uses Google Gemini for name generation and fal.ai models for images and voice, guided by sub-race naming rules. The name libraries are written in the style of those settings rather than copied, with a small number of canon names included for reference.