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Generate class names for tabletop RPGs, video games, LitRPG novels and homebrew systems: classic archetypes like Paladin and Necromancer, historical soldier types like Hoplite and Landsknecht, JRPG jobs, sci-fi and cyberpunk roles, and hundreds of original hybrids such as Soulforger, Rimeblade and Plague Doctor.

About class names

A class name is a promise about how a character plays. Fighter, Rogue, Cleric and Wizard survived fifty years of game design because each one states a role in a single word, and every newer class borrows that logic. Games build on the core four in predictable ways: a power source fused to a role (Spellblade, Runesmith, Technomancer), a modifier attached to a parent class to mark a subclass (Gloom Stalker, Eldritch Knight, Echo Knight), a real job or soldier type lifted from history (Hoplite, Janissary, Landsknecht, Onmyoji), or a JRPG-style occupation such as Dragoon, Red Mage or Astrologian.

Genre changes the vocabulary but not the pattern. Cyberpunk swaps Wizard for Netrunner and Cleric for Ripperdoc; post-apocalyptic settings use Wasteland Sheriff and Rad Priest; military sci-fi prefers Exo Trooper and Void Marine. The name still needs to say fighter, caster, sneak, support or specialist at a glance.

This list covers all of those registers, plus crafting professions, cultivation paths, starship crews, gothic investigators, superpowered archetypes and court roles, so you can pull a full roster for a game, a progression ladder for a LitRPG story, or a single homebrew subclass that does not sound like everything already published. Pick names that state the fantasy plainly, then check they still sound natural when a player says "I'm playing a ___."

How to choose class names

  • State the role in the name. A reader should guess whether the class fights, casts, heals or sneaks before reading a single ability: Grave Warden and Field Medic pass, Exemplar does not.
  • Keep a roster internally consistent. If your core classes are single words (Knight, Witch, Hunter), do not name one of them Oath of the Ancients Paladin; use the longer modifier form only for subclasses or prestige tiers.
  • Match the era. Hussar, Arquebusier and Musketeer assume gunpowder; Netrunner and Rigger assume a network. A class name that breaks the setting's technology level will pull players out of the world.
  • Use suffix families sparingly. One -mancer, one -singer and one -warden per roster reads as deliberate; six -mancers reads as a grid. Mix in borrowed nouns like Janissary, Sapper or Corsair for variety.
  • Read it aloud in play. "The Chirurgeon stabilises the Sapper" is fine at the table; anything over three syllables per word or longer than four words will get shortened by players anyway, so shorten it first.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a class, a subclass and a job?

A class is the broad role a character fills for their whole career (Fighter, Wizard). A subclass or specialization narrows it at a later level and usually keeps the parent name visible (Battle Master Fighter, Bladesinger Wizard). A job, the term used in Final Fantasy and other JRPGs, is a class the character can swap between, so job names tend to be short nouns like Dragoon, Machinist or Sage.

Can I use these class names in my own game or book?

Yes. Generic archetypes and historical terms such as Paladin, Hoplite, Samurai and Necromancer belong to no one. A handful of specific subclass names from published systems appear here for reference; if you are selling a product, rename anything that is clearly tied to a particular rulebook and use the many originals instead.

How do I name classes for a sci-fi or modern setting?

Swap the magic vocabulary for technology while keeping the role clear. Caster becomes Technomancer, Psion or Signal Mage; healer becomes Nanomedic or Cyberdoc; tank becomes Exo Trooper or Ironclad; rogue becomes Netrunner, Infiltrator or Fixer. Real military and trade terms (Sapper, Rigger, Drone Jockey) ground the setting the same way Hussar and Sapper do for historical fantasy.

How many classes should a game or story have?

Most tabletop systems ship with 8 to 13 core classes, each with 3 to 8 subclasses; MMOs usually launch with 6 to 10 and add more later. For a LitRPG novel, three to five named classes on the main cast is plenty; readers remember the protagonist's class and one or two contrasting ones, so spend your best names there.

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A: 52 names

  • Abbot
  • Abjurer
  • Aegis
  • Aeromancer
  • Aeronaut
  • Aetherblade
  • Airship Captain
  • Akinji
  • Alchemist
  • Alienist
  • Almogavar
  • Almoner
  • Ambassador
  • Anchorite
  • Android Handler
  • Angler
  • Animist
  • Antiquarian
  • Anvil Priest
  • Apostate
  • Apothecary
  • Aquilifer
  • Arbalist
  • Arbiter
  • Arcane Archer
  • Arcane Trickster
  • Archer
  • Archivist
  • Arithmetician
  • Arquebusier
  • Array Breaker
  • Arrow Smith
  • Artifact Refiner
  • Artificer
  • Artillerist
  • Ash Eater
  • Ashigaru
  • Ashwalker
  • Assassin
  • Assayer
  • Asteroid Miner
  • Astral Drifter
  • Astral Knight
  • Astrogator
  • Astrologian
  • Astromancer
  • Asylum Doctor
  • Augur
  • Automaton Handler
  • Avalanche Caller
  • Avenger
  • Axe Thrower

B: 65 names

  • Bailiff
  • Bandit King
  • Banner Sergeant
  • Banneret
  • Barbarian
  • Barber Surgeon
  • Bard
  • Basilisk Tamer
  • Bastion
  • Bat Rider
  • Battle Master
  • Battlemage
  • Beacon Keeper
  • Beast Breeder
  • Beast Slayer
  • Beast Tamer
  • Beastbinder
  • Beastmaster
  • Beastspeaker
  • Beekeeper
  • Bellringer
  • Berserker
  • Bestiarius
  • Billman
  • Biomancer
  • Bishop
  • Black Mage
  • Blacksmith
  • Blademaster
  • Bladesinger
  • Bladesmith
  • Blaster

B, continued

  • Blockade Runner
  • Blood Hunter
  • Blood Knight
  • Bloodletter
  • Bloodrager
  • Bloodsworn
  • Bloomweaver
  • Blue Mage
  • Boar Rider
  • Boarding Marine
  • Boatswain
  • Body Cultivator
  • Body Snatcher
  • Bodyguard
  • Bog Shaman
  • Bombardier
  • Bone Collector
  • Bone Mender
  • Bone Shaman
  • Bonecarver
  • Bookbinder
  • Border Reiver
  • Bot Wrangler
  • Bounty Hunter
  • Bowmaster
  • Brawler
  • Breach Specialist
  • Brewmaster
  • Brinecaller
  • Buccaneer
  • Bug Hunter
  • Bulwark
  • Bunker Keeper

C: 81 names

  • Cameleer
  • Camp Surgeon
  • Cannoneer
  • Carabinier
  • Caravan Master
  • Cardsharp
  • Cargo Hauler
  • Cargo Master
  • Carpenter
  • Cartographer
  • Castellan
  • Catacomb Guide
  • Cataphract
  • Cavalier
  • Cave Diver
  • Centurion
  • Chain Knight
  • Chain Whip Adept
  • Chainbreaker
  • Chalice Bearer
  • Chamberlain
  • Champion
  • Chance Dancer
  • Chancellor
  • Chandler
  • Charioteer
  • Charlatan
  • Charm Maker
  • Chem Cook
  • Chemist
  • Chief Engineer
  • Chirurgeon
  • Choirblade
  • Chordcaster
  • Chorister
  • Chronicler
  • Chronomancer
  • Chronurgist
  • Cinder Knight
  • Cinderwright

C, continued

  • Circle of Spores Druid
  • Circuit Witch
  • Clawdancer
  • Cleric
  • Clockmaker
  • Clockwork Knight
  • Cloud Shepherd
  • Cloudstrider
  • Coast Watcher
  • Code Knight
  • Codebreaker
  • Coin Mage
  • Colossus Knight
  • Combat Engineer
  • Combat Medic
  • Comms Officer
  • Condottiero
  • Confessor
  • Conjurer
  • Conqueror
  • Console Cowboy
  • Construct Warden
  • Contortionist
  • Cooper
  • Core Disciple
  • Corsair
  • Courier
  • Court Poet
  • Crane Dancer
  • Crusader
  • Cryomancer
  • Crypt Keeper
  • Cryptozoologist
  • Cryptwalker
  • Cult Deprogrammer
  • Cupbearer
  • Curse Lifter
  • Cursebreaker
  • Curseweaver
  • Cyberdoc
  • Cybermancer

D: 61 names

  • Damage Control Officer
  • Dancer
  • Dao Seeker
  • Dark Knight
  • Data Monk
  • Dawn Watcher
  • Dawnbringer
  • Dawnsinger
  • Deadeye
  • Death Priest
  • Death Singer
  • Deathknight
  • Deck Chief
  • Decker
  • Deckhand
  • Decurion
  • Deep Diver
  • Defender
  • Delver
  • Demolitionist
  • Demon Slayer
  • Demonologist
  • Depth Warden
  • Desert Nomad
  • Desperado
  • Destroyer
  • Diabolist
  • Dice Mage
  • Dimachaerus
  • Dirge Singer

D, continued

  • Disciple
  • Discord Sower
  • Distiller
  • Diviner
  • Dockmaster
  • Dome Engineer
  • Doomsayer
  • Doppelsöldner
  • Dowser
  • Dragoman
  • Dragon Hoarder
  • Dragon Rider
  • Dragon Slayer
  • Dragoon
  • Drake Warden
  • Dream Guide
  • Dream Hacker
  • Dreamthief
  • Dreamwalker
  • Dreamweaver
  • Drone Jockey
  • Drop Pilot
  • Druid
  • Drumcaller
  • Drunken Boxer
  • Drunken Master
  • Duelist
  • Dune Strider
  • Dungeon Cook
  • Duskwarden
  • Dustcaller

E: 19 names

  • Earthshaker
  • Echo Knight
  • Eldritch Knight
  • Electromancer
  • Elk Rider
  • Ember Tender
  • Ember Witch
  • Emberfist
  • Emissary
  • Empath
  • Enchanter
  • Enforcer
  • Equerry
  • Escape Artist
  • Escort Guard
  • Evoker
  • Executioner
  • Exo Trooper
  • Exorcist

F: 42 names

  • Fae Touched
  • Falcon Priest
  • Fallout Walker
  • Famine Priest
  • Fangbearer
  • Farmer
  • Farrier
  • Fateweaver
  • Fen Witch
  • Fencer
  • Ferromancer
  • Ferryman
  • Fey Wanderer
  • Field Chaplain
  • Field Medic
  • Fighter
  • Fire Eater
  • First Contact Specialist
  • Fixer
  • Flagellant
  • Flame Speaker
  • Flamedancer
  • Flamekeeper
  • Flesh Mender
  • Flying Sword Adept
  • Fogweaver
  • Folklorist
  • Forager
  • Forester
  • Forge Sworn
  • Forgemaster
  • Formation Master
  • Fortune Teller
  • Foundation Builder
  • Fowler
  • Free Trader
  • Freeblade
  • Freelancer
  • Frontier Doctor
  • Frost Reaver
  • Frost Witch
  • Fusilier

G: 51 names

  • Gadget Hero
  • Gale Dancer
  • Galewright
  • Gallowglass
  • Gambler
  • Gearwright
  • Gemcutter
  • Gene Splicer
  • Geneweaver
  • Geomancer
  • Geometer
  • Getaway Driver
  • Ghost Herder
  • Ghost Operative
  • Ghost Speaker
  • Ghostwalker
  • Ghoul Hunter
  • Giant Slayer
  • Glacier Knight
  • Gladiator
  • Glass Sculptor
  • Glassblower
  • Glitch Walker
  • Gloom Stalker
  • Gloomcaster
  • Glyphwright
  • Godslayer
  • Gold Sorcerer
  • Golden Core Adept
  • Goldsmith
  • Golem Smith
  • Golemancer
  • Grave Warden
  • Gravewright
  • Graviturgist
  • Gravity Bender
  • Gravity Smith
  • Greed Knight
  • Green Mage
  • Greenwarden
  • Grenadier
  • Grenzer
  • Griffon Knight
  • Griffon Wrangler
  • Grove Keeper
  • Guardian
  • Guild Factor
  • Gumshoe
  • Gunnery Officer
  • Gunslinger
  • Gutter Mage

H: 47 names

  • Hajduk
  • Halberdier
  • Hammer Saint
  • Harlequin
  • Harpooner
  • Harrier
  • Hastatus
  • Hawkmaster
  • Hazmat Trooper
  • Headhunter
  • Hearthwarden
  • Heaven Defier
  • Heavy Gunner
  • Hedge Knight
  • Hedge Witch
  • Henchman
  • Herb Mother
  • Herbalist
  • Heretic
  • Hermit
  • Hex Breaker
  • Hex Carver
  • Hexblade
  • Hexenjäger
  • Hexwright
  • Hidden Weapon Expert
  • Hierophant
  • High Priest
  • Highwayman
  • Hive Liaison
  • Hive Tender
  • Hobelar
  • Hollow Saint
  • Hoplite
  • Hoplomachus
  • Hornblower
  • Hospitaller
  • Hound Handler
  • Houndmaster
  • Hourwarden
  • Hunter
  • Huscarl
  • Hussar
  • Hydra Tamer
  • Hydromancer
  • Hydroponics Chief
  • Hypaspist

I: 20 names

  • Iaijutsu Master
  • Ice Sculptor
  • Ice Warden
  • Icecarver
  • Illuminator
  • Illusionist
  • Impi Warrior
  • Incense Keeper
  • Infiltrator
  • Info Broker
  • Informant
  • Inkweaver
  • Innkeeper
  • Inquisitor
  • Interceptor
  • Intriguer
  • Iron Fist
  • Iron Monk
  • Iron Palm Adept
  • Ironclad

J: 13 names

  • Jackal Warden
  • Jade Physician
  • Janissary
  • Javelin Thrower
  • Jester
  • Jeweler
  • Jinete
  • Jomsviking
  • Juggernaut
  • Juggler
  • Jump Pilot
  • Junker
  • Justiciar

K: 12 names

  • Kelp Witch
  • Kensei
  • Kern
  • Kheshig
  • Kinetic Adept
  • Kingmaker
  • Knife Saint
  • Knife Thrower
  • Knight
  • Knight-Errant
  • Kraken Caller
  • Kunoichi

L: 26 names

  • Lancer
  • Landsknecht
  • Lanista
  • Lantern Bearer
  • Lawbringer
  • Lawkeeper
  • Leafdancer
  • Leatherworker
  • Legionary
  • Liberator
  • Lictor
  • Light Bender
  • Lightbringer
  • Lighthouse Keeper
  • Lithomancer
  • Loadmaster
  • Lock Charmer
  • Locksmith
  • Lorekeeper
  • Loremaster
  • Lorespinner
  • Luck Thief
  • Lumberjack
  • Luminary
  • Lutenist
  • Luthier

M: 55 names

  • Machine Priest
  • Machinist
  • Mage
  • Mage Killer
  • Magistrate
  • Magnetist
  • Magus
  • Majordomo
  • Mamluk
  • Manaweaver
  • Mantis Stylist
  • Marionettist
  • Marksman
  • Marrowknight
  • Marsh Strider
  • Marshal
  • Martial Artist
  • Mask Maker
  • Master Artisan
  • Mastermind
  • Maul Bearer
  • Mech Pilot
  • Mech Wright
  • Mechanist
  • Memory Broker
  • Memory Thief
  • Mentalist
  • Mercenary
  • Merchant Prince
  • Meridian Opener
  • Miko
  • Mime
  • Mind Diver
  • Miner
  • Mistwalker
  • Monk
  • Monster Hunter
  • Monster Tamer
  • Moonblade
  • Moonpriest
  • Moonshaper
  • Morpher
  • Mortician
  • Moss Trooper
  • Mosswalker
  • Mountain Guide
  • Mountain Hermit
  • Mountebank
  • Mudlark
  • Muleteer
  • Murmillo
  • Musketeer
  • Mutagen Knight
  • Mutant Wrangler
  • Mystic Knight

N: 17 names

  • Naginata Guard
  • Nanomedic
  • Nascent Soul Elder
  • Necromancer
  • Negotiator
  • Netrunner
  • Neural Surgeon
  • Night Market Broker
  • Night Raider
  • Night Watchman
  • Nightblade
  • Nightmare Eater
  • Nightreaver
  • Ninja
  • Noble Scion
  • Notary
  • Nubian Archer

O: 16 names

  • Oath of the Ancients Paladin
  • Oathbreaker
  • Oathkeeper
  • Oathsworn
  • Occult Detective
  • Occult Librarian
  • Onion Knight
  • Onmyoji
  • Optio
  • Oracle
  • Orator
  • Ossuary Keeper
  • Osteomancer
  • Ostler
  • Outlaw
  • Outrider

P: 56 names

  • Pact Knight
  • Paladin
  • Pale Rider
  • Palebringer
  • Palm Master
  • Palm Reader
  • Pandur
  • Parapsychologist
  • Pardoner
  • Pathfinder
  • Pavisier
  • Peace Domain Cleric
  • Peacebreaker
  • Pearl Diver
  • Peddler
  • Peltast
  • Perfumer
  • Pestilence Knight
  • Petardier
  • Phalangite
  • Phalanx
  • Pickpocket
  • Pill Refiner
  • Pistoleer
  • Pit Fighter
  • Plague Doctor
  • Plague Priest
  • Plague Sower
  • Planar Binder
  • Poacher
  • Poison Hand
  • Poisoner
  • Portal Engineer
  • Potion Brewer
  • Power Armor Knight
  • Powerhouse
  • Praetorian
  • Precog
  • Pressure Point Striker
  • Prioress
  • Private Eye
  • Privateer
  • Prophet
  • Prospector
  • Protector
  • Prowler
  • Psalmist
  • Psi Warrior
  • Psion
  • Pugilist
  • Puppeteer
  • Puppetmaster
  • Pursuivant
  • Pyre Keeper
  • Pyre Tender
  • Pyromancer

Q: 4 names

  • Qi Condenser
  • Quakebringer
  • Quartermaster
  • Quickdraw

R: 52 names

  • Rad Priest
  • Radio Preacher
  • Raider
  • Rail Gunner
  • Rampart
  • Ranger
  • Rat Piper
  • Ratcatcher
  • Ravager
  • Raven Caller
  • Ravenkeeper
  • Razor Runner
  • Reactor Tech
  • Reality Hacker
  • Reaper
  • Reaver
  • Red Mage
  • Reef Warden
  • Reeve
  • Regenerator
  • Regent
  • Reiter
  • Relic Hunter
  • Relic Restorer
  • Reliquary Knight
  • Renegade
  • Resurrectionist
  • Retainer
  • Revenant
  • Rifleman
  • Riftwalker
  • Rigger
  • Rimeblade
  • Ringmaster
  • Ripperdoc
  • River Guide
  • River Lake Wanderer
  • Road Warrior
  • Rodelero
  • Rogue
  • Ronin
  • Rooftop Runner
  • Root Doctor
  • Rootbinder
  • Royal Guard
  • Rune Carver
  • Rune Knight
  • Rune Painter
  • Runecaster
  • Runeknight
  • Runescribe
  • Runesmith

S: 158 names

  • Saber Sovereign
  • Saboteur
  • Sacristan
  • Safecracker
  • Sage
  • Sage of Ages
  • Sailmaker
  • Salvager
  • Samurai
  • Sand Dancer
  • Sand Knight
  • Sand Painter
  • Sandshaper
  • Sanguimancer
  • Sapper
  • Sarissa Bearer
  • Sawbones
  • Scale Knight
  • Scarab Knight
  • Scavenger
  • Schemer
  • Scholar
  • Science Officer
  • Scorpion Knight
  • Scout
  • Scrapper
  • Scribe
  • Scrivener
  • Scroll Copyist
  • Scroll Runner
  • Sea Witch
  • Seal Keeper
  • Seance Host
  • Second Story Thief
  • Sect Elder
  • Secutor
  • Seed Vault Warden
  • Seedcaller
  • Seer
  • Sellsword
  • Seneschal
  • Sensor Tech
  • Sentinel
  • Sergeant-at-Arms
  • Serpent Priest
  • Serpentcaller
  • Sexton
  • Shackle Saint
  • Shadow Fist
  • Shadow Stepper
  • Shadowblade
  • Shadowdancer

S, continued

  • Shadowless Kick Adept
  • Shaman
  • Shapechanger
  • Shark Rider
  • Sharpshooter
  • Shield Maiden
  • Shinobi
  • Ship's Surgeon
  • Shock Trooper
  • Shroud Walker
  • Shuttle Jockey
  • Sidekick
  • Siege Master
  • Siegebreaker
  • Sigil Carver
  • Sigil Knight
  • Signal Jammer
  • Signal Mage
  • Signal Saint
  • Signifer
  • Silver Tongue
  • Sin Eater
  • Sipahi
  • Skald
  • Skirmisher
  • Skulltaker
  • Sky Knight
  • Sky Pirate
  • Skyfarer
  • Smoke Bomber
  • Smuggler
  • Sniper
  • Snow Shaman
  • Snowstrider
  • Sohei
  • Solar Sailor
  • Soldier
  • Songblade
  • Soothsayer
  • Sorcerer
  • Soul Eater
  • Soul Reaper
  • Soulbinder
  • Soulforger
  • Soulknife
  • Sparkwright
  • Spear Saint
  • Spearman
  • Spectre
  • Speedster
  • Spellbinder
  • Spellblade
  • Spellbreaker

S, continued

  • Spellsword
  • Spirit Detective
  • Spirit Guide
  • Spirit Walker
  • Spiritforger
  • Spore Tender
  • Spymaster
  • Stage Magician
  • Standard Bearer
  • Star Reader
  • Starborn
  • Starcaller
  • Starfighter Ace
  • Starforger
  • Stargazer
  • Static Mage
  • Station Chief
  • Steamwright
  • Steel Dervish
  • Stellar Cartographer
  • Steward
  • Stim Doctor
  • Stone Singer
  • Stonemason
  • Stonewarden
  • Storm Knight
  • Stormbringer
  • Stormcaller
  • Stormchaser
  • Stormlash
  • Stradiot
  • Strategist
  • Street Doc
  • Street Samurai
  • Striker
  • Strongman
  • Summoner
  • Sunderer
  • Sunscribe
  • Sunspear
  • Sunward Knight
  • Sutra Chanter
  • Swamp Witch
  • Swarm Controller
  • Swarmkeeper
  • Swashbuckler
  • Swindler
  • Sword Cultivator
  • Sword Immortal
  • Sword Sect Heir
  • Sword Swallower
  • Swordmaster
  • Swordsman

T: 61 names

  • Tactical Officer
  • Tactician
  • Talisman Crafter
  • Talisman Scribe
  • Tanner
  • Tarot Reader
  • Tech Priest
  • Technomancer
  • Technopath
  • Telekinetic
  • Telepath
  • Teleporter
  • Templar
  • Terraformer
  • Thane
  • Theurge
  • Thief-Taker
  • Thornguard
  • Thornweaver
  • Thoughtstealer
  • Thousand Needle Healer
  • Thraex
  • Thunder Drummer
  • Thunderfist
  • Thunderlord
  • Tide Reader
  • Tide Watcher
  • Tidecaller
  • Tidesage
  • Tightrope Walker

T, continued

  • Time Agent
  • Time Mage
  • Timekeeper
  • Timeline Mender
  • Titan Breaker
  • Tomb Priest
  • Totem Carver
  • Totemist
  • Tower Shield Bearer
  • Town Crier
  • Toymaker
  • Trailblazer
  • Transmuter
  • Trap Finder
  • Trapsmith
  • Treasure Hunter
  • Trebuchet Master
  • Treesinger
  • Triarius
  • Tribune
  • Trick Shooter
  • Trickster
  • Troll Hunter
  • Troubadour
  • Trumpeter
  • Truthseeker
  • Tundra Stalker
  • Tunnel Rat
  • Turcopole
  • Twilight Warden
  • Twin Blade Dancer

U: 3 names

  • Uhlan
  • Umbramancer
  • Usurper

V: 27 names

  • Vagabond
  • Valkyrie
  • Vampire Hunter
  • Vanguard
  • Vanguard Trooper
  • Vanquisher
  • Varangian
  • Vault Dweller
  • Vein Finder
  • Velite
  • Venator
  • Venomancer
  • Ventriloquist
  • Vigil Keeper
  • Vigilante
  • Vindicator
  • Vinecaller
  • Vintner
  • Vizier
  • Void Marine
  • Void Priest
  • Void Stalker
  • Void Welder
  • Voidwalker
  • Voltcaster
  • Voltigeur
  • Vowbound

W: 54 names

  • Wall Breaker
  • Wand Carver
  • Wandering Swordsman
  • War Drummer
  • War Elephant Mahout
  • War Piper
  • War Priest
  • War Rig Driver
  • Warbringer
  • Ward Painter
  • Warden
  • Warder
  • Wardmaker
  • Warlock
  • Warlord
  • Warmage
  • Warp Savant
  • Warrior
  • Wasteland Sheriff
  • Wastelander
  • Water Merchant
  • Wavecaller
  • Way of Mercy Monk
  • Wayfinder
  • Wayweaver
  • Weatherwitch
  • Weaver
  • Whale Singer
  • Whaler
  • Whip Master
  • Whirling Dervish
  • Whisperer
  • White Mage
  • Wild Hunter
  • Wild Magic Sorcerer
  • Wildheart
  • Wildling
  • Wildspeaker
  • Wind Reader
  • Windrunner
  • Windwalker
  • Wine Immortal
  • Wire Witch
  • Witch
  • Witch Hunter
  • Wizard
  • Wolf Rider
  • Wolfsworn
  • Wordsmith
  • Wraith Knight
  • Wreck Diver
  • Wu Jen
  • Wyrmspeaker
  • Wyvern Rider

X: 4 names

  • Xeno Wrangler
  • Xenoarchaeologist
  • Xenobiologist
  • Xenolinguist

Y: 2 names

  • Yamabushi
  • Yojimbo

Z: 2 names

  • Zealot
  • Zouave