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Have feedback, spotted an awkward phonetic combination, found a technical bug, or want to suggest a new fantasy naming generator? We welcome notes, inquiries, and lore suggestions from fiction writers, Game Masters, tabletop roleplayers, and worldbuilders.
Submission Guidelines & How to Reach Us
To help us resolve issues swiftly or bring your generator suggestions to life, please review the submission recommendations below based on your inquiry type:
1. Bug Reports & Generator Glitches
If a generator produces broken text, fails to randomize names, displays visual overlapping, or throws a script error, please include:
- Page URL: The exact generator address (e.g.,
/drow-name-generator/ or /elf-last-name-generator/). - Environment: Your operating system and browser (e.g., Safari on iOS, Chrome on Windows 11).
- Selected Settings: Specific dropdown filters, gender choices, or race sub-options you had selected.
- Observed Behavior: What happened versus what you anticipated, along with any console error messages if available.
2. New Generator & Lore Requests
We are continuously expanding our collection of tabletop RPG and fantasy worldbuilding generators. When proposing a new species, civilization, or setting category, providing context helps us build authentic phonetic rules:
- Theme or Lineage: Desired fantasy race, cultural lineage, or setting archetype (e.g., subterranean dwarves, celestial beings, sci-fi spacers, grimdark dynasties).
- Linguistic Roots: Real-world or mythical language inspirations (e.g., Old Norse cadence, Celtic syllables, classical Latin roots, guttural consonants).
- Naming Patterns: Typical structural traits, such as clan titles, honorary epithets, compound surnames, or distinctive prefixes.
- Roleplay Tone: Whether the output should lean noble, archaic, whimsical, gritty, or arcane.
3. Intellectual Property & Commercial Queries
All names produced on FantasyNameGenerator.art are royalty-free for creative, literary, and commercial applications (including novels, tabletop modules, screenplays, and indie games). If you have specific trademark verification questions, licensing clearance inquiries, or policy clarification requests, please reach out with project details.
4. Collaborations & Tabletop Tool Integrations
If you manage a Virtual Tabletop (VTT) campaign tool, an indie RPG podcast, or a worldbuilding community and want to discuss cross-referencing, linking, or open naming databases, feel free to pitch your collaboration ideas.
Response Time & SLA Expectations
FantasyNameGenerator.art is maintained by an independent creator and tabletop enthusiast rather than an automated ticketing farm. We strive to provide thoughtful, human responses to every message:
- General Feedback & Generator Suggestions:We typically review and respond within 24 to 48 business hours (Monday through Friday, UTC).
- Urgent Bug Fixes & Site Disruptions:Critical layout breaks, generator script halts, or accessibility issues receive top priority and are generally investigated within 12 to 24 hours.
- Weekend & Holiday Submissions:Inquiries received over Saturday, Sunday, or observed holidays are addressed on the next active business day.
- Direct Human Review:We do not route your email through automated bot replies or frustrating support queues. Every email goes straight to our core development and editorial team. If you have not heard from us within three business days, please check your spam folder or send a follow-up reminder.
Frequently Asked Questions Before Messaging
Are generated names free for commercial projects?
Yes. You may freely use, publish, and distribute names generated by our tools in books, video games, tabletop supplements, and audio projects without paying royalties or licensing fees. See our full Terms of Use for details.
Do I need to sign up or create an account?
No. All generators on FantasyNameGenerator.art are open and accessible directly in your web browser with zero registration, login barriers, or subscriptions required.
Are my generated lists stored on your servers?
No. Name generation happens client-side or without personal account profiling. Saved favorites and cached preferences remain stored exclusively in your local browser storage.