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Mage Name Generator
A mage’s discipline should be audible. Each school below has its own sound system and its own glossed endings, so a fire mage and a frost mage cannot be confused by ear.
- Mavybros
- Isthashissa
- Sasha
- Brosissa
- Kevika
- Rosorion
- Sokra
- Mosis
- Branis
- Zesar
- Reshthibrer
- Zyshra
How these mage names are built
Sound carries meaning before spelling does, and readers hear fire in k, r and sh, frost in s, l and thin vowels, the grave in m, v, th and dark o and u, storms in hard t and k with open a, and growing things in l, n and w. This generator gives each school its own inventory so the discipline is audible in the name itself.
Endings gloss the school in an invented register. Pyromancers take -ash (ash-hand), -ra (red flame), -issa (cinder); cryomancers -ius (frost-bound), -ise (rime), -wen (winter maiden); necromancers -oth (grave-keeper), -eth (last breath), -mor (of the dark); storm mages -ek (thunder), -ith (rain-bringer); green mages -wyn (green hand), -ael (leaf-singer), -ora (harvest).
Any school rolls a different discipline per name and labels each result, which is useful for a mage council or an academy roster. For a wizard defined by learning rather than element, the Wizard generator uses a Latinate register and epithets instead.
Example mage names
A fixed sample from the generator above, so you can see the range before you press the button. Every list you generate is different; every link you copy reproduces its list exactly.
- Thashissa
- Rashissa
- Vyris
- Mavirra
- Riskaka
- Kiryshissa
- Vekash
- Merash
- Zibrenis
- Mikar
- Tharis
- Keris
- Brakosh
- Thezara
- Zisikror
- Rarar
- Sovirissa
- Zokerthor
- Brikis
- Zerion
- Kobranash
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what players and writers ask us most
What is the difference between the Mage and Wizard generators?
The Wizard generator produces scholarly, Latinate names with earned epithets. The Mage generator names by discipline, so a pyromancer and a necromancer sound as different as their spells.
Can I get a sorcerer or warlock name here?
Yes. Sorcerers with a draconic or storm bloodline suit the Pyromancer and Storm mage schools; warlocks with a dark patron suit the Necromancer school. The Tiefling generator’s infernal names also work for fiend-pact warlocks.
Are these free to use?
Yes. Everything is generated from original data, and no published character names are copied.