Place Names Generator

About Place

The realm of Elder Scrolls is immense, there exist different races and clans, who live in various civilizations and regions. The world is rich in all kinds of villages, cities and towns, where one can find the crafting stations, stores and quest givers. Initially demolished, players have the option to progressively rebuild and develop the Town, raising its prestige and attracting more people to come back there. The Town serves as a player's home and primary hub.

To construct a building, you must approach a lot and pay the resource cost. A specific type of building costs more depending on the number of similar buildings already in your town. For instance, if you already have a Smithy, your next Smithy will come at an increased cost. Note that Houses, Dwellings, and Homesteads are all counted together for costs. They are different in appearance only, with minor variation in build times.

Town Buildings

Smithy — A structure where a blacksmith works. Functions as a merchant, selling weapons, armor, and crafting supplies. We can repair, enhance, or request the development of a completely new piece of equipment.

Alchemy Laboratory — A structure in which an alchemist works. The alchemist sells poisons and potions which can be purchased along with the components or requested to be prepared by a craftsman.

Workshop — A structure maintained by a craftsman who works in the shop to build ornaments for the Town. The Workshop also sells construction supplies to build and restore buildings.

Enchanter's Tower — A structure held by an enchanter who trades magical materials, particularly Soul Gemstones of various sizes.

Residential structures House/Homestead/Dwelling - Three different types of residential structures that differ only in look and nomenclature. Their primary purpose is to boost the Town's prestige.

Our Elder Scrolls Place name generator will generate names that origin from different cultures and regions within the series of games. Since the location names differ a lot even within cultures, the name generator does not follow any specific traditions or naming conventions. Generated names have roots from all different kinds of Elder Scrolls cultures, races and regions.

About The Elder Scrolls

Picture a huge open-world teeming with monsters, vampires, and demons. A fantasy land, with influences from real-world cultures, where you may do anything your mind wants. A game that has it all, is Elder Scrolls.

The Elder Scrolls series are one of the most popular action role-playing games in the world. The series of the game has sold altogether over 15 million copies and are popular among players of all genders and ages. The games are famous for their fascinating storyline and feature a wide variety of content - actual canons, battling in wars, breathtaking settings, and saving the world from infamous villains. At every turn, there's a new adventure waiting for you.

In the Elder Scrolls games, there is no single narrative. The games are usually serious in spirit and vast in scope, engaging in themes of a great battle against a supernatural or malevolent power. Each game is independent of others, yet each has a tale that may influence the entire continent. The land where all of the games take place is Tamriel. The relics that tell the tale of Tamriel's past, present, and future are Elder Scrolls themselves. They can be seen from time to time during the games.

Tamriel is split into many areas, each of which is often controlled by a particular race, though most races can thrive together in just about any continent. Each region has its own specific climate. Once, the regions were unified under a single monarch, the Tiber Septim the Dragonborn.

It's easy to get carried away in the tales taking place in the world of Elder Scrolls. One might suddenly feel as if they're a part of them in some manner. By taking on the role of a character, regardless of our chosen race, we are able to live through those tales firsthand.

Regardless of how you like to play, you can easily choose a class for your playstyle. In the fantasy world of Elder Scrolls exists a large variety of races. Some are typical fantasy creatures like orcs and dragons, but some are more unusual - such as reptilian-looking humans, Argonians, or cat-folk Khajiit. The game makes extensive use of magic, magical objects, and dungeons.

In the Elder Scrolls series, each player must truly embody the role they are playing. After choosing a race, naming their character may be one of the most important decisions a player must make in terms of how they wish to portray themselves.

Despite the fact that The Elder Scrolls narrative is an endless river of madness, the madness is all very straightforward, particularly when it comes to character names.

Many races in the series follow pre-determined name standards. For example, the typical Orc names are something like Borgakh gra-Gatuk or Borkul gro-Gilgar. The difference between those names is the gendered prefixes to the last name. The prefix ''gra'' means ''daughter of'' and ''gro'' means ''son of'', whoever the last name had previously belonged to. This means that the Orc called Borgakh gra-Gatuk is a female, and Borkul gro-Gilgar is a male Orc. So, the traditional Orc names are formed by choosing a first and last name, adding the suitable prefix in the middle. In this regard, we have gone out of our way to gather knowledge about Elder Scrolls naming conventions. Remember, that name choosing should not be taken lightly since it follows you through endless encounters and adventures. Our goal is to help players out when choosing the right Elder Scrolls names gets too complicated or overpowering.