Bronze Dragon Name Generator

Bronze dragons are the sailors among D&D's metallic dragons: lawful good, drawn to coasts and shipping lanes, and fond of shapeshifting into dolphins, gulls or grizzled harbor folk to watch over the fleets they protect. Published bronzes include Galadaeros, Felgolos the Flying Misfortune, and Nymmurh, while Dragonlance gives us Khirsah, called Fireflash, along with Razor and Clarion. Their true names are long and Draconic, three to five syllables, but a good bronze name has more wind and water in it than a gold: rolling consonants, a touch of brass, endings like -ax, -aeros, -oth and -vane rather than the harsh stops of a blue or red.

Because bronzes spend so much time among mortals, they collect second names. Sailors know them by epithets tied to sea and storm, such as the Tidecaller, Reefkeeper or Wreckbane, and many keep a plain alias for dockside life: Old Salt Merrin, Harbormaster Eadric Coil, or simply the grey osprey that always seems to be watching the harbor mouth. Wyrmlings carry short, bright names like Skerry or Spindrift until they earn something grander.

If your table leans toward Warcraft, the bronze dragonflight has its own rule: males end in -dormu and females in -dormi, after Nozdormu and Soridormi. A handful of those sit alongside the Draconic names so you can match whichever setting you run.