Castle name generator
Names for keeps, holds and fortresses, from medieval England to your fantasy map.
100+ castle name ideas
- Ravenhold Keep
- Stormwatch
- Castle Highcliff
- Silverspire
- Dawnreach
- Eaglecrest
- Castle Thornwood
- Starfall Citadel
- Brightwater Hall
- Wyvern's Rest
- Goldhaven
- Moonstone Keep
- Castle Emberfall
- Skyreach
- Lionsgate Hold
- Castle Mistvale
- Sunspire
- Blackthorn Keep
- Dreadmoor
- Castle Nightshade
- Grimhold
- Shadowfen Citadel
- Bloodstone Tower
- Castle Ravenscar
- Duskhollow
- Ironmaw
- Wraithgate
- Castle Gravemoor
- Black Spire
- Hollowcrown
- Mournwatch
- Castle Vexmoor
- Ashen Hold
- The Bone Tower
- Aldermoor Castle
- Kingsbridge Castle
- Wexford Keep
- Ashby Castle
- Harrowgate
- Castle Penrith
- Northwold Keep
- Elmstead Castle
- Castle Brackenridge
- Fairhaven Castle
- Dunmore Keep
- Castle Wolverton
- Hallam Castle
- Redcliffe Hold
- Marlow Castle
- Castle Ashdown
- Thornbury Castle
- Elarion
- Sylvanor
- Thalindor
- Aelmoor
- Lothmere
- Caer Faelis
- Ithilwen Spire
- Glimmerdeep
- Karak Durn
- Ironforge Hold
- Stonehammer Deep
- Khaz Morra
- Thundergate
- Deepdelve
- Mithrilhall
- Hammerfall Hold
- Gravelhold
- Frosthold
- Winterspire
- Castle Icereach
- Glacier Keep
- Northwatch
- Snowcrown Citadel
- Rimeheart
- Frostfang Hold
- Whitepeak
- Coldharbor
- Castle Hoarfrost
- Stormcrag
- Wolfsden Keep
- Silent Peak
- The Frozen Throne
- Bleakhold
- Avalanche Keep
- Cobblestone Keep
- Castle Creeperfall
- Redstone Citadel
- Obsidian Hold
- Diamond Spire
- Pixel Palace
- Blockhaven
- Castle Netherwatch
- Emerald Keep
- Endstone Tower
- Castle Brickridge
- Lava Moat Manor
- Skyblock Castle
- Mossy Keep
- Prismarine Palace
- Castle Craftmoor
- Ender Hold
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How castles get their names
Real castles are usually named for where they stand: Windsor for a riverbank, Edinburgh for its hill, Castle Rock for, well, a rock. Fantasy castles borrow the same pattern and add an image, a raven, a storm, a color, and a word for the building: castle, keep, hold, tower or citadel. Describe your castle, where it stands, who rules it, how it feels, and the generator writes names for your map, campaign or build.
5 tips for naming a castle
Name the landscape
Real castles take the name of their hill, river or cliff. Ravenscar, Highcliff and Stormwater sound real because they describe a place.
Choose the building word
Castle is grand, Keep is military, Hold is northern and rough, Citadel is a city, Tower is lonely. The word sets the mood.
Let the owner show
A castle held by a villain should sound like it: Blackthorn Keep, Dreadmoor. A king's seat sounds settled and old: Kingsreach.
Keep it sayable
Players and readers will say it often. Two or three syllables plus the building word is enough.
Echo the culture
An elven fortress, a dwarven hold and a human keep would not share a naming style. Borrow sounds from the people who built it.
Want names made for yours? Describe what you're naming and Nomi finds names that fit.