When you need to make a town name real quick and don’t want to rifle through 400+ types, styles, date range of names. Roll two 20 sided dice and put them together. This is meant to give you some really quick names in a pinch. Using both these columns, you use your discretion to put it as one full name or two worded name. EXAMPLE: “Rockdale” or “Rock Dale” – “Summerhaven” or “Summer Haven.” See below for some more tips and tricks to help speed the process along:
EXAMPLE: Rolls a 5 and a 17. 5=Black, 17=Port. Also you can use the opposite of what you rolled; 17=New 5=Wood. Apart from the obvious joke about wood, you have two names you can use The City of Black Port, or the Village of New Wood.
NOTE:Obviously if it doesn’t make sense don’t use it. Winterhold, in a tropical location? Maybe not. Summerdale high in the mountains covered in 5 feet of snow? That is where the alternate dice roll, as explained above comes in to help.
| Roll 1d20 | First Part | Roll 1d20 | Second Part |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | North | 1 | Well(s) |
| 2 | South | 2 | Dale |
| 3 | East | 3 | Ford |
| 4 | West | 4 | Ville |
| 5 | Black | 5 | Wood |
| 6 | White | 6 | Town |
| 7 | Red | 7 | City |
| 8 | Green | 8 | Lock |
| 9 | Dark | 9 | Burn |
| 10 | Apple | 10 | Shire |
| 11 | Shadow | 11 | Haven |
| 12 | Winter | 12 | Land |
| 13 | Wheat | 13 | Grove |
| 14 | Summer | 14 | Run |
| 15 | Moon | 15 | Fields |
| 16 | Sun | 16 | Mills |
| 17 | New | 17 | Port |
| 18 | Breeze | 18 | Gate |
| 19 | Rock | 19 | Borough |
| 20 | Fair | 20 | Gale |