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Root RPG Name Generator

Woodland Vagabond, Faction and Warband Names for Animal-Folk Fantasy

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    How the Root RPG Name Generator works

    A Root RPG name generator for woodland animal vagabonds. In Root-style games, foxes, rabbits, mice and birds scrape a living between rival factions fighting over a great forest. Generate vagabonds by animal, woodland clearings and warbands.

    How the Root RPG name generator works

    Each animal gets names that suit it. Foxes get russet, clever names like Vix Brushtail. Rabbits get soft, meadowy names like Clove Longear. Mice get tiny names like Pip Stubtail. Birds get sharp, airy names like Kestrel Highperch. Clearings combine a tree or plant with a landscape word, Thornglade. Warbands get rough group names like the Thorn Paws.

    Vagabonds between factions

    Vagabonds work for anyone who pays, so a name that sounds a little roguish fits better than a noble one.

    Not affiliated

    Root is a trademark of Leder Games, and the Root roleplaying game is published by Magpie Games. This site is not affiliated with them. All names here are original.

    FAQ

    What do Root names sound like?

    Woodland and storybook-like, with names from fur, plants and weather. Surnames often describe the animal, like Quickpaw or Keeneye, which makes each vagabond easy to picture.

    Why sort names by animal?

    Different animals have different personalities in the woodland. A fox sounds sly, a rabbit gentle and a bird proud, so names that match the animal help players get into character quickly.

    How are clearings named?

    Combine a tree or plant with a landscape word, like Willowmere or Birchdell. Clearings are the key places factions fight over, so names should be simple and easy to mark on a map.

    Can I use these in other woodland games?

    Yes. The names are original and fit any woodland animal, fable or furry adventure game or story, whatever system you use, and work well for children's stories too.

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