D&D Continent Name Generator

D&D continent names tend to be short, ancient-sounding and slightly foreign, because a landmass name is supposed to predate every kingdom on it. Look at the official settings: Faerûn, Kara-Tur, Zakhara and Maztica on Toril; Khorvaire, Xen'drik, Sarlona and Argonnessen on Eberron; Wildemount, Tal'Dorei, Issylra and Marquet on Exandria; Ansalon and Taladas on Krynn. Two or three syllables, a strong vowel ending, and often a linguistic hint at who lives there – Xen'drik sounds giantish and ruined, Aerenal sounds elvish, Argonnessen sounds draconic.

That is the pattern this generator follows. Invented continents like Ashvaria, Kaelthorn or Ostravane sit alongside race-flavored ones (Tel'Quessir for elves, Khaz Bordun for dwarves, Zul'Kathar for yuan-ti or orcs), real-world-inspired regions (Zhen Kai, Sekhmara, Ixtlan) and descriptive English names that work when the locals never gave the land a proper name – The Sundered Reach, The Drowned Continent, The Old Kingdoms. Paired forms such as Erathis Major and Minor or Old Cyrand and New Ostravane imply history and colonisation with no extra work.

Use a name from the list as-is, or lift the ending (-heim, -vane, -orath, -aria) and graft it onto a word from your own conlang so the continent shares roots with the kingdoms you have already named.