Kobold name generator

This kobold name generator builds small, yippy, dragon-proud kobold names with a derived meaning for every result — "Drakaxek Emberscale — 'wyrm-ember-hatchling', of the forge-tunnels." Ten names load instantly; re-roll, toggle gender, and star the keepers to a saved list that persists across the site. Use it for a kobold adventurer or for a whole warren of trap-setting NPCs.

  1. Pokurek

    “dig-stone-hatchling” — short, sharp and easy to shout down a tunnel

  2. Yipuro Trapwright

    “yelp-stone-one” — a craft-name earned at the tunnel mouth

  3. Vexaxek Trapwright

    “clever-ember-hatchling” — a craft-name earned at the tunnel mouth

  4. Zarurip

    “scale-stone-little one” — earned at the trap-line, not the cradle

  5. Mikax

    “small-ember” — earned at the trap-line, not the cradle

  6. Axis

    “ember-scale-kin” — a name that honours the dragon the warren serves

  7. Kibolip

    “spark-tunnel-little one” — short, sharp and easy to shout down a tunnel

  8. Zarra of the Red Wyrm

    “scale-claw” — sworn to a dragon's lair

  9. Mikaxo Emberscale

    “small-ember-one” — of the forge-tunnels

  10. Kibrao

    “spark-claw-one” — short, sharp and easy to shout down a tunnel

Frequently asked questions

How do kobolds name themselves?

A kobold usually keeps a short hatch-name and earns a second name for a craft or a lair. Trap-makers, miners and dragon-tenders are proud of those titles, so the second name tends to matter more than the first.

What makes a name sound kobold?

Small, quick syllables with k, p and x sounds, a bright ending like -ek or -ip, and now and then a draconic syllable such as Drak- or Zar-.

Are kobold names gendered?

Not in this generator. Every kobold ending is shared, so masculine, feminine and neutral names all draw from the same pieces.