DnD God Name Generator

D&D gods come in two flavors, and a good pantheon needs both. The published settings give you names like Lathander, Pelor, Moradin and the Raven Queen: short, sayable at the table, and usually paired with a title that tells a cleric what the god is for (Tyr the Even-Handed, Selûne the Moonmaiden, Gond the Wonderbringer). Exandria pushes this further by naming its gods almost entirely by title, so the Dawnfather, the Wildmother and the Stormlord read as domains before they read as people.

The other flavor is the racial and monstrous pantheons, where the name itself carries the culture: Corellon Larethian and Sehanine Moonbow are liquid and elvish, Clangeddin Silverbeard and Dumathoin are dwarven and heavy, Gruumsh and Maglubiyet are built to be snarled. When you invent a deity, borrow that trick. Decide who worships it, write a name in that people's sound palette, then bolt on a domain epithet (the Patient Flame, Lord of the Last Hearth, Mother of Salt) that a player can remember without notes.

This list mixes roughly 300 canon D&D deities from the Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Eberron, the Dawn War, Exandria and Theros with original gods in the same registers, so a homebrew god can sit beside Kelemvor or Ioun without sounding out of place.