Troll Name Generator

Summon brutal, tribal, and mythological names for the trolls in your fantasy world, D&D campaign, or MMO.

Over 31,053+ brutal combinations for your fantasy world

Choose Naming Style

Whether you're playing World of Warcraft, running a Dungeons & Dragons campaign, or writing a dark fantasy novel, trolls are a staple of the genre. But naming these brutal creatures can be tough. Our Troll Name Generator is designed to give you perfectly fitting names, whether you need a voodoo-wielding witch doctor or a massive, bone-crushing brute.

Styles of Troll Names

Trolls come in many different flavors across fantasy lore. We've built our fantasy troll name generator to handle several distinct naming conventions:

  • Tribal / Zandali: Inspired by the trolls of World of Warcraft (like the Darkspear, Amani, and Zandalari). Expect lots of apostrophes and harsh syllables like "Zul'jin" or "Vol'jin".
  • Descriptive & Brutal: Perfect for D&D and Warhammer. These are literal translations of what the troll does best: "Bonecrusher", "Skullsmash", or "Mudstomper".
  • Mythological Norse: Names drawn directly from Scandinavian folklore and Norse mythology, like "Hrungnir" or "Ymir". Great for frost trolls and mountain giants.

How to Use the Generator

  1. Select a Tribe or Style: Choose between Tribal, Descriptive, or Norse styles in our random troll name generator, or use "Surprise Me".
  2. Generate Names: Instantly receive 5 unique, lore-friendly dnd troll names.
  3. Copy Your Favorites: Found the perfect name for your troll shaman? Click the copy button to save the WoW troll name to your clipboard.

Thousands of Brutal Combinations

By mixing guttural prefixes, tribal suffixes, and brutal adjectives, this tool offers nearly 30,000 unique combinations. You'll have no shortage of cool troll names for your hordes of enemies or your next player character.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this troll name generator free?

Yes! This is a completely free troll name generator online for gamers and writers.

Are these names good for World of Warcraft (WoW)?

Absolutely. The "Tribal" setting specifically generates names that sound just like those found in Zandalar, Stranglethorn Vale, and Zul'Aman.

Can I use these names for Dungeons & Dragons?

Yes! The "Descriptive & Brutal" setting is perfect for standard D&D trolls, while the Norse setting works wonderfully for Frost Trolls.