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20 Tolkien-Style Elf Names

For use in your fantasy roleplaying games, I present twenty Tolkien-style elf names.

For use in your fantasy roleplaying games, I present twenty Tolkien-style elf names.

  • Tinugalad
  • Lindir
  • Arhon
  • Linhros
  • Amaleg
  • Galtië
  • Amain
  • Nimrodir
  • Aredhon
  • Cirthien
  • Amaie
  • Curugalad
  • Thranrodel
  • Ellodh
  • Ororon
  • Galagolfin
  • Ororas
  • Amros
  • Hallas
  • Maedfindel

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Cool. I used the random generator on the link and got 'Saegolfin' which sounds remarkably like "Say golfing?" I really like groups of about 20 or so names like these on a piece of scrap paper. In the middle of an adventure they can be a lifesaver when you need a name in a pinch and don't want to name the guy 'George' or 'Kit-Kat'. A mix of names which can pass for towns/landmarks/dungeons/locations can also be handy, too. Players love to ask you the names of villages and citizens they've just met.
 

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