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Elf City Name Generator

Create beautiful, mystical names for elven cities, settlements, and kingdoms. Choose from High Elf, Wood Elf, Dark Elf, Night Elf, and Sea Elf styles.

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Elf City Name Generator - Create Magical Elven Settlements

Our elf city name generator creates beautiful, authentic-sounding names for elven cities, towns, and settlements. Whether you're building a fantasy world for D&D, writing a novel, or creating content for games like Skyrim, our generator provides the perfect elven city names.

High Elf City Names

High Elf city names draw inspiration from Tolkien's Sindarin and Quenya languages. These names are melodic, elegant, and often reference stars, light, silver, and ancient wisdom. High Elf cities typically feature grand spires, crystal towers, and timeless architecture.

Wood Elf City Names

Wood Elf settlement names reference trees, forests, and natural elements. These communities blend into their forest surroundings, with names evoking growth, nature, and wilderness. Perfect for druidic settlements and forest kingdoms.

Dark Elf City Names

Dark Elf city names (Drow cities) feature harsh consonants and references to darkness, shadows, and the Underdark. These names often sound menacing and mysterious, perfect for underground citadels and shadowy realms.

D&D Elf City Names

Creating D&D elf city names? Our generator covers all major elf subraces from Dungeons & Dragons. Whether you need Eladrin cities from the Feywild, Shadar-kai settlements from the Shadowfell, or classic Sun/Moon elf strongholds, we've got you covered.

Skyrim Elf City Names

For Skyrim-inspired elf city names, consider the Altmer (High Elves) of Summerset Isle, the Bosmer (Wood Elves) of Valenwood, or the Dunmer (Dark Elves) of Morrowind. Each culture has distinct naming conventions that our generator reflects.

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How to Use Elf City Names

Frequently Asked Questions

What are good elf city names?

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Good elf city names combine elvish-sounding prefixes with nature or magic-related suffixes. High Elf cities like "Celebrindel" or "Elennost" sound melodic and regal. Wood Elf settlements reference nature like "Oakhearthollow." Dark Elf cities use harsh sounds like "Malfeindar."

How do I name an elven city?

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Consider the elf subrace, location, and purpose. High Elf cities use Tolkien-inspired elvish sounds. Wood Elf settlements reference trees and nature. Dark Elf cities use harsh consonants. Adding a meaning or descriptor like "The Eternal" or "The Hidden" adds depth to your city's lore.

What is a famous elf city?

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Famous elf cities include Rivendell (Imladris) and Lothlórien from Lord of the Rings, Menzoberranzan from D&D's Forgotten Realms (Drow), and Darnassus from World of Warcraft (Night Elves). Each represents different elvish cultures and aesthetics.

Can I use these names commercially?

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Yes! All generated names are randomly created and free to use in your personal or commercial projects, including novels, games, and D&D campaigns. The names are original combinations not copyrighted by any existing works.