Druid Tribe Name Generator

A druid tribe is a people, not an order. Where a druid circle (Circle of the Moon, Circle of the Land) is the priesthood, the tribe is everyone who lives under it: the herders, hunters and charcoal burners who bring offerings to the grove and name their children after the wood. A tribe name should sound like something the neighbours would call them, or that they would paint on a shield. Real Celtic peoples did exactly this. The Carnutes hosted the great druid gathering in Gaul; the Eburones were 'yew people'; the Brigantes were 'the high ones'; the Silures and Iceni fought Rome from the hills and fens. Their names are short, plural and rooted in a tree, river, god or trait.

This list mixes four registers. Totem tribes (Tribe of the Grey Elk, Wolf-Brothers of the Fen, Stag-Sisters of the Heath) suit D&D cultures like the Uthgardt. Land-named kindreds (Blackfen Tribe, Hollowmere Folk, Thornhallow Folk) work for a map with a grove on it. Plain-English nature peoples (The Mossbound, Keepers of the Cairn, Folk of the Standing Stones) read well at the table. Gaulish, Gaelic and Welsh names (Nemetovari, Clann na Darach, Llwyth y Carw) give a historical or Celtic-fantasy feel.

Pick a tribe, then name its grove and its druids to match, and the culture will hold together.