Game Of Thrones Name Generator tool

This name generator will give you 10 random names for the people of Westeros, part of both the Game of Thrones TV show.
However, the Free Folk North of the Wall have their own generator http://nameleo.com/game-of-thrones-name-generatoras their culture and names are different from those of the rest of Westeros. So every time I refer to Westeros on this page, I mean Westeros without the Free Folk.

While there are clearly cultural differences between the different areas of Westeros, all areas do follow roughly the same naming conventions, with some regional changes. All names are either real English names, real Anglo-Saxon names, real historical names from other cultures, or names that have been slightly altered to create a new name fit for a new world.

I stuck to the last types, since the Anglo-Saxon name generator and, to an extent, the English name generator pretty much cover the other types.
So I took a list of hundreds of names and changed the names to fit in with the people of Westeros. I made sure there’s a large variety of names, but I didn’t include the names of the main characters, not on purpose anyway, some might have slipped in.

The small cultural differences are mainly visible in the surnames, while first names tend to be in the same style throughout Westeros. The royal families often do have slightly different names, like the Lannisters, but even most of those names have roots in either real cultures or their names which have been altered slightly.

As mentioned, the surnames do show some differences. The North usually has short, often descriptive surnames (Stark, Locke, Moss, Slate), while the Iron Islands tend to have names related to iron, water, and the sea (Greyjoy, Blacktyde, Saltcliffe).
Of course, there are plenty of names that could fit any region, especially since marriages and wars will have spread some names and destroyed others.

Since families are so important in A Song of Ice and Fire, I included all the house names of Westeros in this generator, so if you’re looking for a character that belongs to an existing family, the first 5 names are where you’ll want to look. Do note that I included surnames of families who once existed but are now extinct.

To start, simply click on the button to generate 10 random names. Don’t like the names? Simply click again to get 10 new random names.