Goblin name generator

Generate mischievous goblin names for D&D, fantasy games, and stories.

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80+ goblin name ideas by style

  • Snik
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  • Grizzle
  • Skulk
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About the goblin name generator

Create names for goblin rogues, chiefs, and tribes.

Browse 80+ goblin names below, from sneaky tricksters to bosses and tribes. Or describe your goblin and get 20 new names.

Tips for naming your goblin

  1. Keep it short and sharp

    Goblin names snap: Snik, Rokk, Glop. One or two syllables with hard k, g and z sounds work best.

  2. Name them for a habit

    Goblins often go by what they do or how they look: Quickpocket, Twitchfinger, Torchnose.

  3. Give the boss a title

    A goblin boss always calls itself something grand. Boss Gnarlgut or King Snotbrick shows the ego and the grime.

  4. Match the lair

    Swamp goblins sound wet, like Murkle or Slimetoe. Cave raiders sound sharper, like Gutstab or Krugg.

  5. Name the tribe

    Tribe names are grim and grubby: The Black Teeth, Rustfang, Ratbiter. Give the party a banner to hate.

Want names made for yours? Describe what you're naming and Nomi finds names that fit.

Frequently asked questions

Short, harsh and a little silly. Use hard sounds like k, g and z, or a nickname for a habit or a scar.

Give minions one-word names you can say fast, like Snik or Krugg. Save titles like Boss or King for the leader.

Pick something grim tied to teeth, bones or dirt, like Gnawbone, Mudskull or The Twelve Knives.

Yes. Goblins often work best as comic villains, and names like Cogsnot or Kingpin Squelch play to that.

80+, in six lists. Run the goblin name generator for 20 new names each time you search.

Yes. Use any of them for player characters, NPCs, stories or games.

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