Beast Name Generator

Fearsome names for legendary beasts and monstrous animals

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Generate beast names with real menace: guttural names for great predators like Vashkar and Skarnoth, hunter's epithets such as Marrowtusk and Greymaw, folk titles like The Beast of Harrowfen, and a sprinkling of legendary beasts from world mythology. Built for D&D monsters, boss fights, fantasy novels and creature design.

About beast names

A beast is not quite a monster. Monsters are unnatural; beasts are animals grown too large, too old or too clever, and their names tend to come from the people who had to live alongside them. That is why the strongest beast names fall into a few recognisable kinds: the guttural proper name a bard or cult might use (Vashkar, Skarnoth, Ozrakhan), the epithet a hunter gives after one bad meeting (Marrowtusk, Splitbrow, Old Ninetoes), and the local title that grows up around a creature nobody has seen clearly (The Beast of Harrowfen, The Sow of Caer Bryn, The Hound That Counts the Dead).

This generator mixes all three with genuine legendary beasts such as Fenrir, the Calydonian Boar, Twrch Trwyth and the Tarasque, plus Norse stag and wolf names and Japanese-styled names for JRPG settings. Epithets work best when they record a single physical fact, which is how real animals get named: a notched ear, a missing toe, a white muzzle. Titles work best when they name a place, because a beast that belongs to a bog or a pass feels older than one that belongs to nowhere.

For a campaign or novel, give a great beast two names, the one villagers whisper and the one in the bestiary, and let the gap between them become the legend.

How to choose beast names

  • Pick the name by who is speaking: hunters and farmers use epithets (Greymaw, Halfear, Burnt Harry), scholars and cultists use the guttural proper name, and children use the folk title.
  • Anchor a titled beast to a real location in your world, such as The Beast of Dunmire Bog or The Crag Ram, so players can find it on the map and rumours have somewhere to live.
  • Use a physical flaw rather than a boast: Stubhorn, One-Eye Goram and Lopside Jenny feel like real animals that have survived fights, while 'Deathfang the Destroyer' reads as a cartoon.
  • Keep guttural names to two or three syllables with a hard stop (Tarrok, Vulgrim, Kharrak); longer invented names are hard to shout across a table or a battlefield.
  • For a boss beast, reveal the names in order: rumour title first, hunter's epithet when it is tracked, proper name only when someone finally reads the old texts.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a beast name and a monster name?

Beasts are animals at heart, so their names usually describe something physical (a scarred back, a grey muzzle, a missing ear) or where they hunt, while monster names lean on unnatural, eldritch sounds. This generator stays on the animal side: great boars, wolves, bulls, bears, stags and hounds, with some birds of prey, river beasts and animals of far countries, plus legendary creatures from real folklore.

Are any of these real legendary beasts?

Yes, a small share. Names like Fenrir, Garmr, the Nemean Lion, the Calydonian Boar, Twrch Trwyth, Cath Palug, the Tarasque, Bakunawa and the Norse stags Dainn and Dvalinn come from genuine mythology and are public domain. Everything else, including the epithets and 'Beast of' titles, was made up for this list and has not been checked against existing games, books or trademarks.

Can I use these names for D&D or Pathfinder?

They fit well. Guttural names suit named dire animals, owlbears, behirs and legendary creatures; epithets make good nicknames for recurring animal antagonists; and the folk titles are ready-made hooks for a hunt quest where the party hears about the beast long before it appears.

How do I name a beast that is someone's companion or mount rather than an enemy?

Choose the shorter, warmer forms: Old Bruin, Sabre Jack, Tusker Ben, Kodiak Gorr or a single epithet like Thornback. Those sound like names given with affection by a rider, while the longer titles and guttural names are better kept for wild or hostile beasts.

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A: 33 names

  • Adzejaw
  • Afanc
  • Aghrim
  • Agrazk
  • Ahuizotl
  • Ahuranoc
  • Akaboshi
  • Akatsume
  • Al-mi'raj
  • Alderspine
  • Alphyn
  • Alsvidr
  • Amaroq
  • Ammit
  • Ankhurd
  • Anvilpoll
  • Anzu
  • Aokiba
  • Aprinax
  • Aprugnus
  • Arashimaru
  • Arvakr
  • Ashfang Ketta
  • Ashgullet
  • Ashrender
  • Aspidochelone
  • Asta Longstride
  • Audhumla
  • Auld Scratch
  • Aunt Bristle
  • Aurdrek
  • Awltooth
  • Azhvok

B: 70 names

  • Baal-Zhurek
  • Bai Ze
  • Baku
  • Bakunawa
  • Bald Hugh
  • Balgor
  • Baraxx
  • Bare-Flank Brand
  • Barghest
  • Barnacle Bess
  • Barnstooper
  • Barrelrib
  • Barrow-Dweller
  • Barrusk
  • Bazrakh
  • Beast of Bodmin
  • Beast of Gévaudan
  • Behemoth
  • Belgrum
  • Bellthroat
  • Bellygash
  • Benikuma
  • Bentsnout
  • Bhalgrak
  • Bhuruth
  • Bigtooth Harl
  • Bjarki
  • Black Shuck
  • Black Tam
  • Blackhackle
  • Bleakpaw
  • Bleakwing
  • Bledri of the Yew Wood
  • Blightpelt
  • Bloodbristle

B, continued

  • Blunt Peg
  • Bogbarrel
  • Bolgund
  • Bone-Gnawer
  • Bonechurn
  • Bonegrinder
  • Bonnacon
  • Boobrie
  • Borr Stonewithers
  • Brackentusk
  • Brakka Tornlip
  • Brakkos
  • Bramblehide
  • Brannagh of the Scree
  • Brannoch
  • Brasstusk
  • Breaker of Gates
  • Briarshoulder
  • Brinetooth
  • Bristlegut
  • Brogg
  • Broken-Tine Bran
  • Brokenhorn
  • Bronte
  • Brontolus
  • Bruiser of the Pits
  • Brundeg
  • Brutus Ironmaw
  • Bruzgal
  • Bucentaur
  • Bull of Heaven
  • Bunyip
  • Burnt Harry
  • Burrcoat
  • Byrebreaker

C: 43 names

  • Cadejo
  • Calydonian Boar
  • Calygreyhound
  • Candlemas Bull
  • Canopy Ghost
  • Carnax
  • Carrionbeak
  • Carrionhide
  • Cath Palug
  • Catoblepas
  • Cerberus
  • Cervarius
  • Cervon
  • Ceryneian Hind
  • Chainmane
  • Chalkpate
  • Chipped Edda
  • Chorrak
  • Church Grim
  • Churzak
  • Cinderbristle

C, continued

  • Clayhock
  • Cleaverhoof
  • Cleftlip Orla
  • Cliffshadow
  • Cloudeye
  • Cobblechine
  • Copperdewlap
  • Corm the Patient
  • Corn-Trampler
  • Cornutus
  • Cousin Tooth
  • Crackhoof Corrin
  • Cragmaw
  • Cragroar
  • Cragtalon
  • Cravash
  • Cretan Bull
  • Crommyonian Sow
  • Crookback
  • Crooktail
  • Cropped Alys
  • Cu Sith

D: 38 names

  • Dainn
  • Dargvul
  • Dawnhackle
  • Den-Mother
  • Dentatus
  • Dewclaw Grey
  • Dewlap Dob
  • Dhorvak
  • Dhravok
  • Dhurzakai
  • Dobhar-chu
  • Docktail Dan
  • Donn Cuailnge
  • Dorgrath
  • Dragfoot Perrin
  • Drask
  • Dravult
  • Drazhul
  • Dreadhoof
  • Drevakh
  • Driftsnout
  • Drogmar
  • Drokh
  • Drownmaw
  • Drumbelly
  • Dulgrek
  • Dun Cow
  • Dunecrawler
  • Dunestalker
  • Duneyrr
  • Dunfang
  • Durathror
  • Durn the Unfed
  • Durvok
  • Dusk-Walker
  • Duskhackle
  • Duskwithers
  • Dvalinn

E: 12 names

  • Each-uisge
  • Eater of Hounds
  • Eelback
  • Eikthyrnir
  • Ekhvar
  • Emberpelt
  • Embrusk
  • Emela-ntouka
  • Enfield
  • Erragor
  • Erymanthian Boar
  • Erzhul

F: 26 names

  • Faldrukk
  • Fangmar
  • Fangorr
  • Father of Hackles
  • Fell-Roamer
  • Fencewalker
  • Fenravok
  • Fenrir
  • Ferox
  • Ferryman's Grief
  • Fhorzak
  • Finnbhennach
  • Firstfrost
  • Flankbiter
  • Flayjaw
  • Flintspur
  • Floebreaker
  • Fold-Bane
  • Foldraider
  • Freki
  • Fremitor
  • Frost-Breather
  • Frostbit Finn
  • Frostgullet
  • Furgrim
  • Furnacebreath

G: 56 names

  • Gallowmaw
  • Gallowscrow
  • Gallowstooth
  • Galltongue
  • Garm's Whelp
  • Garmr
  • Garrund
  • Garthunn
  • Gashhorn
  • Gateshaker
  • Gazhnok
  • Geri
  • Ghorrim
  • Ghorvel
  • Ghrask
  • Ghuldrem
  • Ghulmarr
  • Gimletfang
  • Glacier-Grandfather
  • Glassfang
  • Glorrak
  • Gnarlroot
  • Gnarr
  • Goinn
  • Gorefist
  • Gorehackle
  • Gorgebreaker
  • Gormund

G, continued

  • Gorōmaru
  • Gorrvak
  • Gorsecrest
  • Grafvitnir
  • Grandfather Tusk
  • Grandmother Fang
  • Grandsire Antler
  • Gravelhide
  • Gravelthroat
  • Gravenhorn Bess
  • Gravenor
  • Grendel
  • Grey Nell
  • Greybelly Joan
  • Greymaw
  • Grimalkin
  • Grimhackle
  • Grimmoth
  • Grootslang
  • Grulvok
  • Gruum
  • Gruznak
  • Gudrun Saltpelt
  • Gullinbursti
  • Gullinkambi
  • Gurthak
  • Gwyllgi
  • Gytrash

H: 54 names

  • Hailpelt
  • Hakkreth
  • Half-Tusk Hobb
  • Halfear
  • Halgrum
  • Hamstring Hal
  • Hangjaw
  • Harrowmane
  • Harrowspine
  • Harrowtusk
  • Harrugh
  • Harvestgut
  • Hatchetbrow
  • Hati
  • Havok Greel
  • Havrenn
  • Hayatemaru
  • Hayrick Hob
  • He Who Breaks the Fences
  • He Who Gores
  • Heath-Stepper
  • Heatherflank
  • Hedge-Breaker
  • Heidrun
  • Henwen
  • Herd-Thinner
  • Hesketh the Gelding-Killer

H, continued

  • Hezzrak
  • Hidebehind
  • Hildisvini
  • Hill-Shaker
  • Hinotora
  • Hirsutus
  • Hoarbrisket
  • Hobble Jack
  • Hodag
  • Holdrusk
  • Hollowhorn
  • Hollowrib
  • Hookbill
  • Hookclaw
  • Hound-Slayer
  • Hraesvelgr
  • Hragnar
  • Hrimfaxi
  • Hrokk
  • Hroth the Unhorned
  • Hrulm
  • Hruthgar
  • Huginn
  • Hungerfang
  • Hurn
  • Hurndal
  • Hystrix

I: 13 names

  • Ice-Cracker
  • Icewader
  • Imbrok
  • Inkanyamba
  • Ironbrow Dask
  • Ironhide
  • Ironjowl
  • Ironrend
  • Ironsnout
  • Ishkaar
  • Ithuvox
  • Ixtalor
  • Izgrul

J: 8 names

  • Jack-in-the-Reeds
  • Jackalope
  • Jagrul
  • Jannoth
  • Jarnhaus
  • Jormungandr
  • Jorrvak
  • Jurzgoth

K: 36 names

  • Kael Bloodhoof
  • Kagekuma
  • Kagetora
  • Kaldrun
  • Kamaitachi
  • Kazemaru
  • Kazgrim
  • Keelscraper
  • Keeper of the High Pasture
  • Kelpmane
  • Kelvrak
  • Kenzan
  • Kessvarr
  • Kestrum
  • Kettlejaw
  • Kettrigg
  • Kha'Rethis
  • Kharrak
  • Khoruth
  • Kilnback
  • King of the Salt Lick
  • Knock-Knee Garrick
  • Knothide Nan
  • Kodiak Gorr
  • Kongamato
  • Korrak
  • Kothrak
  • Kragvor
  • Kregg
  • Krenok
  • Kulvash
  • Kumoichi
  • Kurogane
  • Kurogumo
  • Kurotora
  • Kuroushi

L: 29 names

  • Ladon
  • Laelaps
  • Lambsnatcher
  • Lambton Worm
  • Lame Ruben
  • Lashtail
  • Lastsnow
  • Lazgor
  • Leadfoot
  • Legbreaker Moll
  • Lentenhide
  • Lernaean Hydra
  • Leucrotta
  • Leviathan
  • Lichentine
  • Limpleg Tarn
  • Loamshoulder
  • Lockgate Lil
  • Lombrak
  • Long Tom of the Weir
  • Longshank
  • Lopside Jenny
  • Lord of the Wallows
  • Lost-Ear Lettice
  • Lugrash
  • Lupax
  • Lurchmaw
  • Lurkhan
  • Lurzhak

M: 43 names

  • Mad Meg of the Crags
  • Maera Greyhackle
  • Maldrusk
  • Managarm
  • Mangy Doll
  • Manticore
  • Mardhun
  • Mares of Diomedes
  • Marga the Calf-Thief
  • Marrowglut
  • Marrowtusk
  • Marsh-Strider
  • Maug
  • Maugrok
  • Mauler Vance
  • Meruthek
  • Meskarn
  • Mezzkar
  • Michaelmas Tusk
  • Milk-Eye Morwen
  • Mirebristle

M, continued

  • Mishipeshu
  • Mist-Hunter
  • Mistfetlock
  • Mngwa
  • Moddey Dhoo
  • Moldugar
  • Monsoon Mother
  • Moonhackle
  • Moorback
  • Mordax
  • Morrak
  • Morrgath
  • Morvug
  • Mossantler
  • Moth-Eaten Mungo
  • Mother of Tusks
  • Moultback
  • Mudgullet
  • Mudseason
  • Muninn
  • Murkvar
  • Mushussu

N: 26 names

  • Nabbrok
  • Nakkrosh
  • Nandi Bear
  • Nargash
  • Narthak
  • Needlejaw
  • Nekomata
  • Nemean Lion
  • Nerrok
  • Netripper
  • Nettlehide
  • Nian
  • Nidhoggr
  • Night-Grazer
  • Nightgullet
  • Nightquill
  • Nine Winters Uncaught
  • Ninefang
  • Ninki Nanka
  • Norgrim
  • Norrg
  • Noseless Kell
  • Notchfang
  • Nuckelavee
  • Nue
  • Nyrrakhaz

O: 47 names

  • Oak-Scratcher
  • Oarsnapper
  • Oasis Widow
  • Oborokage
  • Ochrescruff
  • Odo Split-Hoof
  • Ofnir
  • Ogrunn
  • Ōkamimaru
  • Okhrad
  • Old Bruin
  • Old Creakbone
  • Old Dripnose
  • Old Greenwater
  • Old Greycoat
  • Old Gristle
  • Old Hengist the Bull
  • Old Hobnail
  • Old Mother Owl
  • Old Mumble
  • Old Ninetoes
  • Old Patchcoat
  • Old Scar

O, continued

  • Old Scatter
  • Old Shiver
  • Old Slowwater
  • Old Sourmilk
  • Old Trouble
  • Old Wheeze
  • Oldrunn
  • One-Eye Goram
  • One-Talon Tam
  • Onimaru
  • Orbrakk
  • Orm of the Salt Barrows
  • Ormgrund
  • Ormr
  • Ormrakh
  • Orthrus
  • Orumbaal
  • Orun the Mauler
  • Orzgul
  • Oskrith
  • Ossifer
  • Ossuvane
  • Ozark Howler
  • Ozrakhan

P: 12 names

  • Parish Ledger Black
  • Path-Haunter
  • Pazrok
  • Peatwithers
  • Peluda
  • Pendrath
  • Phorvak
  • Piasa
  • Pitchruff
  • Pixiu
  • Ploughshoulder
  • Pocked Gunnar

Q: 6 names

  • Qaraxus
  • Qhargan
  • Qilin
  • Queen of the Thicket
  • Questing Beast
  • Quorrak

R: 39 names

  • Ragfeather
  • Ragglemane
  • Ragna the Ridgeback
  • Ragnar Tusk
  • Ragzul
  • Raigyo
  • Raiju
  • Rapax
  • Rasptongue
  • Ratatoskr
  • Rattlejaw
  • Ravok
  • Redfang
  • Reedparter
  • Reedshadow
  • Rendclaw
  • Rendmaw
  • Rhazkor
  • Rhogg
  • Rhoggrun
  • Rhosyn the Red Ewe
  • Rhuzgal
  • Ribcracker
  • Ricksplitter
  • Rimehorn
  • Rimelash
  • Ripsaw
  • Roc
  • Roostbreaker
  • Root-Turner
  • Ropeneck
  • Rotmane
  • Rowanbeam
  • Rugosus
  • Ruk of the Bleak Hills
  • Rukhvar
  • Rundvar
  • Rustclaw
  • Rustmane

S: 87 names

  • Sabre Jack
  • Saehrimnir
  • Saevus
  • Saltmane
  • Saltpan Sire
  • Sandmaw
  • Sargoth
  • Saurvash
  • Scabhide Tom
  • Scarback Sal
  • Scarlet Kuma
  • Scarmuzzle
  • Scatterer of Flocks
  • Scorchhide
  • Scrapeclaw
  • Scythetine
  • Sethrakor
  • Setosus
  • Seven Hunters' Wages
  • Seven-Scar Sib
  • Shalehoof
  • She of the Nine Litters
  • She Who Culls the Herd
  • Shearhorn
  • Shepherd's-Dread
  • Shirokaze
  • Shirotsume
  • Shishimaru
  • Shorebiter

S, continued

  • Short-Rib Sue
  • Sickleclaw
  • Sigga Rimeclaw
  • Silt-Grandfather
  • Simurgh
  • Singed Agnes
  • Skarnoth
  • Skarnuld
  • Skaw
  • Skazrim
  • Skeldrun
  • Skelvane
  • Skinfaxi
  • Skoll
  • Skoll's Daughter
  • Skrall
  • Skrazul
  • Skremmik
  • Skullhorn
  • Skurgath
  • Skyrender
  • Slack-Jaw Mott
  • Slatehaunch
  • Sleetcrest
  • Sleipnir
  • Slipscale
  • Snagtooth Wynn
  • Snallygaster
  • Snaptusk

S, continued

  • Snow-Treader
  • Sootwhisker
  • Sooty Madge
  • Sorrowmaw
  • Sorvoth
  • Spear-Blunter
  • Spineback
  • Spleenhook
  • Splintercat
  • Split-Ear Mab
  • Split-Wing Sal
  • Splitbrow
  • Sprung-Rib Sorrel
  • Squonk
  • Steppe-Thunder
  • Stonebellow
  • Stoneflank
  • Stonetusk
  • Stoor Worm
  • Stormhackle
  • Stormpinion
  • Stormwithers
  • Stubhorn
  • Stumptail
  • Sturgakh
  • Sunderhoof
  • Svadilfari
  • Svafnir
  • Swayback Marne

T: 234 names

  • Taker of Calves
  • Tallowjowl
  • Taniwha
  • Tanngnjostr
  • Tanngrisnir
  • Taotie
  • Tarasque
  • Tarrok
  • Tarvos
  • Tatzelwurm
  • Tauron
  • Tazgrul
  • Tel'Zhoruk
  • Ten Guineas Dead
  • Tetsukiba
  • Tetsuo the Boar
  • Teumessian Fox
  • Thaldur
  • The Aurochs of Stanegate
  • The Badger of Underbarrow
  • The Bane of Cuthbert's Flock
  • The Baron's Bounty
  • The Bat of Saint Ebba's Vault
  • The Bear of Hunger Hill
  • The Bear of the Broken Bridge
  • The Bear of the Tithe Barn
  • The Bear on the Assize Roll
  • The Bear That Remembers
  • The Bear Under the Church
  • The Bear Who Opens Doors
  • The Beast at the Thirteenth Milestone
  • The Beast of Blackmere
  • The Beast of Brackish Sound
  • The Beast of Coldharrow
  • The Beast of Dunmire Bog
  • The Beast of Fallowmead
  • The Beast of Gallowmere
  • The Beast of Harrowfen
  • The Beast of Ninebarrow Down

T, continued

  • The Beast of Quillon Pass
  • The Beast of Sedgewater
  • The Beast of the Salt Road
  • The Beast of Wyvern Down
  • The Beast That Walks the Dyke
  • The Bellowing One
  • The Bitten King
  • The Black Dog of Hallow Lane
  • The Black Ram of Tholt
  • The Boar of Kestrel Coppice
  • The Boar of the Beech Hangers
  • The Boar That Broke the Hunt
  • The Boar Who Ate the Reeve
  • The Boar With Seven Spears in Him
  • The Brindle Bull of Orrin Ford
  • The Brock of Hollin Bank
  • The Bull Nobody Owns
  • The Bull of the Upper Pasture
  • The Bull That Ate the Ford
  • The Bullock of Peddar's Way
  • The Camel That Killed the Caravan
  • The Carp That Ate the Ducks
  • The Carrow Lion
  • The Cat of Lowther Scree
  • The Cat That Took the Shepherd
  • The Catfish Under Miller's Wheel
  • The Cawdor Lurker
  • The Cow That Bled the Well
  • The Crab of Wrecker's Cove
  • The Crag Ram
  • The Crocodile of Sunken Stair
  • The Crow That Counts the Lambs
  • The Devil of Dunnock Lea
  • The Dread of Thackley
  • The Drowned Bull
  • The Dun Mare of Lissen Vale
  • The Eagle of Carn Idris
  • The Eel of Saltwick Weir
  • The Elk of Winterbourne Rill

T, continued

  • The Elk That Drank the Tarn
  • The Fen Bull
  • The Forty-Crown Wolf
  • The Gander of Oxbow Mill
  • The Gaunt Hart
  • The Ghost Sow
  • The Goat of Tumbledown Scar
  • The Gorer of Sixpenny Field
  • The Goshawk of Lady's Chase
  • The Grazer of Graves
  • The Grey Lady of Culver Sluice
  • The Grey Ram of Skarrow
  • The Grey Terror
  • The Grey Vixen of Annan Moss
  • The Hart No Arrow Finds
  • The Hart of Marrowdene
  • The Heron of Stillmere
  • The Hollin Moor Howler
  • The Horned Thing of Ullsmoor
  • The Hound of Merrow Sands
  • The Hound That Counts the Dead
  • The Hound That Follows Funerals
  • The Houndsman's Debt
  • The Howler of Wend Hollow
  • The Hundred-Mark Boar
  • The Hunger of Wethercombe
  • The Hyena of Kessim Wadi
  • The Jackal of the Ninth Dune
  • The Kine-Killer of Hobb's Reach
  • The King's Own Quarry
  • The Kirkby Cat
  • The Kite of Marrow Tor
  • The Lantern Hound
  • The Last Bear of Brandywood
  • The Leopard of the Tea Terraces
  • The Lion of the Dry Wells
  • The Long Cat
  • The Lurcher of Knotting Lane
  • The Lynx of Fellgarth

T, continued

  • The Mad Ox of Tetherby
  • The Marlow Wyrm
  • The Mauler of Hawkridge
  • The Moor Hound
  • The Mother of the Mire
  • The Musk Ox of Hollow Glacier
  • The Night Visitor of Elmstead
  • The Old Boar of Withy Fen
  • The Old Man of the Millpond
  • The One That Comes With the Snow
  • The One the Dogs Will Not Track
  • The Otter King of Lodden Water
  • The Owl of Vespers Tower
  • The Ox of Nine Furrows
  • The Ox That Would Not Be Yoked
  • The Pale Hound of Gadder's Hill
  • The Pale Stag of Yrre
  • The Pike of Saltmarsh
  • The Price of a Good Horse
  • The Prowler of Friar's Cut
  • The Ram That Climbed the Steeple
  • The Raven of Gibbet Cross
  • The Ravener of Tanglewood
  • The Red Boar of Ashby
  • The Red Hart of Cray Fell
  • The Reeve's Reckoning
  • The Render of Breck Common
  • The Rhinoceros of Ombra Ford
  • The Roaring Dark
  • The Seal of Skerrymouth
  • The Serpent of Low Tarn
  • The Seven-Mile Stag
  • The Shadow of Corpse Gate
  • The Sheriff's Standing Offer
  • The Shrike of Thornfield
  • The Shuck of Ellery
  • The Sow of Caer Bryn
  • The Sow of the Charcoal Pits
  • The Sow That Swallowed the Mill

T, continued

  • The Sow Who Buried Her Hunters
  • The Stag in the Stained Glass
  • The Stag of the Drowned Chapel
  • The Stag Who Does Not Die
  • The Stalker of the Drove Road
  • The Steppe Wolf of Arkhan Tal
  • The Stoat of Abbot's Garth
  • The Sturgeon of Greywater Reach
  • The Swan That Drowned the Boatman
  • The Terror of Pellam Chase
  • The Thing in Dunmarsh
  • The Thing in the Lime Kiln
  • The Thing Under Tollgate Bridge
  • The Third Entry in the Kill Book
  • The Thornwood Sow
  • The Tiger of the Lantern Ghats
  • The Trampler of Oat Hill
  • The Tusker of Old Yarrow
  • The Tusker of the Teak Road
  • The Twelve-Shilling Fox
  • The Unpaid Bounty
  • The Unsleeping Boar
  • The Verderer's Shame
  • The Vulture of the Dry Gorge
  • The Walrus of Bitter Strand
  • The Warden of the Hollow Oak
  • The Warden's Regret
  • The Watcher of Sheepwash Lane
  • The White Bear of Skarne Floe
  • The White Owl of Harrowgate Wood
  • The White Sow of Nettlecombe
  • The Whitehorn Bull
  • The Widow-Maker of Skell
  • The Wolf of Candle Street
  • The Wolf of Sallow Heath
  • The Wolf of the Long Winter
  • The Wolf Who Wears the Collar
  • The Wolf With the Bishop's Ring
  • The Wolverine of Hark Tarn

T, continued

  • The Wyrm Beneath Tarnholm
  • Thistlenape
  • Thokk
  • Tholgar
  • Thornback
  • Thornveld King
  • Thorvash
  • Thrannoch
  • Thrashjaw
  • Thrask
  • Three-Legged Meg
  • Threefoot
  • Throatripper
  • Thrum
  • Thundercud
  • Thundergut
  • Thunderhoof
  • Thundrik
  • Thurgaz
  • Tidejaw
  • Tlanoxtl
  • Tolvesk
  • Torn-Nostril Odd
  • Tornhoof
  • Tornlip
  • Torrgan
  • Torvus
  • Tova Ninewinters
  • Tozzrak
  • Truculens
  • Tsuchinoko
  • Tsukikage
  • Tsukikage no Ōkami
  • Tundra Jack
  • Turzhok
  • Tusker Ben
  • Twelve-Point
  • Two-Toes Tibb
  • Twrch Trwyth

U: 15 names

  • Ukhrag
  • Uktena
  • Uldrenn
  • Ulf Ashenflank
  • Ulgan
  • Ulgrimm
  • Ulvashk
  • Uncle Rumble
  • Ungulor
  • Ursalon
  • Ursarix
  • Urskull
  • Urzhuk
  • Ushi-oni
  • Uzzgor

V: 24 names

  • Vandrusk
  • Varghul
  • Vargoz
  • Vargr
  • Varn of the Black Wallow
  • Varndrek
  • Vashkar
  • Vaskrim
  • Vastator
  • Vedrfolnir
  • Vel'Sharoth
  • Velgrak
  • Vezzrul
  • Vhurzan
  • Vinecrawler
  • Vorax
  • Vorn
  • Vorrath
  • Vorrgoth
  • Vrashnok
  • Vrek
  • Vrondak
  • Vulgrim
  • Vyrrakh

W: 24 names

  • Wall-Eye Wat
  • Wampus Cat
  • Wen-Jaw
  • Wendrak
  • Wenna of the Deep Combe
  • What Sleeps in the Tithe Field
  • Whiteblind
  • Whitefang Ulla
  • Whitemuzzle
  • Widowclaw
  • Windshriek
  • Winter-Guest
  • Wintercoat
  • Wolfsbane Rook
  • Wolpertinger
  • Wood-Lord
  • Worzhak
  • Wrathgor
  • Wry-Neck Gib
  • Wulfric Grey
  • Wulgrath
  • Wulver
  • Wurgh
  • Wyrmhide

X: 3 names

  • Xhaloth
  • Xiezhi
  • Xulvar

Y: 13 names

  • Yale
  • Yamakaze
  • Yamaoroshi
  • Yandroth
  • Yarrgok
  • Yewknuckle
  • Yggvarul
  • Yokeneck
  • Yorgrak
  • Ypotryll
  • Ysolde the Lame
  • Yukihyō
  • Yzgrath

Z: 9 names

  • Zelmoragh
  • Zembrak
  • Zhaddak
  • Zhagrun
  • Zharrok
  • Zhask
  • Zhurgan
  • Ziz
  • Zlatorog