Death Korps of Krieg Name Generator

Officially no. Krieg infantry are identified by serial designations, most often shown as a four-digit number and a Greek letter, or as a regiment-company-number code. Marshals, Colonels and a few named Captains in the novels and Imperial Armour books do carry names, and those are Germanic in flavour, such as Karis Venner, Tyborc and Jurten.

Troopers are led by Watchmasters (sergeants) and then Lieutenants, Captains, Majors and Colonels, with Marshals commanding whole Korps. Specialist roles include Quartermasters (the medicae who collect equipment from the dead), Grenadiers (elite assault troops), Death Riders (cavalry on augmented horses), siege engineers and artillery crews, plus Commissars and Enginseers attached from outside Krieg.

The 143rd, 149th, 261st and 33rd Siege Regiments from the Siege of Vraks are the best known, along with the 88th, the 12th and the 19th from various Imperial Armour and Black Library sources. Death Korps regiments are grouped into Siege Korps and Armoured Korps, and are numbered rather than named.

Yes. The designations suit a Veteran Guardsmen Kill Team or a full Astra Militarum force, the officer names fit Lord Solar-level command squads and named characters, and the regiment and company designations at the end work for army labels, transfers and narrative campaigns. Only the four canon figures at the top are Games Workshop's; everything else is original.