Fantasy Species Name Generator

Original races and peoples for your world

FantasyPart of: fantasy name generators1,000 names

0 of 1,000 seen

This or that?

7 picks, 1 winner

Tap the name you like more.

Tap a name to copy it. The arrows swap one name.

Or browse all 1,000 names, A to Z

Generate fantasy species and race names that sound like real peoples rather than adjectives, in the tradition of Tolkien's Eldar and Dunedain, D&D's Tabaxi and Kenku, and Warcraft's Draenei and Tauren. Includes coined ethnonyms, folk names, and descriptive kin-names for worldbuilders and game designers.

About fantasy species names

A species name in fantasy is an ethnonym, the name of a people, and real ethnonyms come in three kinds. Some are what a people call themselves, and these tend to mean "the people" or "the true ones" (Tolkien's Eldar, Warcraft's Draenei, the real-world Inuit). Some are what neighbours call them, often descriptive or faintly rude: Halflings, Wildlings, the Fair Folk, Barrow-wights. And some are the name of a homeland or an ancestor with a suffix attached: the Dunedain, the Rohirrim, the Numenoreans. Good invented species names imitate one of these, which is why "Ilvari" or "the Grey Folk" feels like a people and "Shadowkin Prime" does not.

The form matters. Coined names ending in -i, -ari, -ar, -in or -ith (Drakari, Kitharan, Vaelin, Aurelith) read as elvish or classical and suit ancient or noble races. Blunt one- or two-syllable forms (Karrak, Skarven, Grimm) suit hardy or brutal peoples. English compounds in -kin, -folk, -ling, -wight and -walker are what humans would call something they don't understand, perfect for the marginal or monstrous. Most settings use both: the Sylvari call themselves Sylvari; the farmers call them the Wood Folk.

The list below adds homeland demonyms, clans and courts, made peoples, oath-names and season-names to the coined, folk and kin-names, so every people can have a self-name and a common name.

How to choose fantasy species names

  • Give every major species two names: what they call themselves (Aetherian) and what everyone else calls them (the Star Folk). The gap between the two is instant worldbuilding.
  • Decide the plural and adjective early. Drakari can be both singular and plural; the Ilvar are Ilvari and their language is Ilvarin. Consistency here makes prose read cleanly.
  • Match sound to culture: soft, vowel-heavy names for graceful or ancient peoples, hard consonant clusters for warlike or subterranean ones, and English compounds for anything humans named first.
  • Avoid stacking evocative words (Shadowvoid-born); one image per name is enough, and 'the Hollow' is more unsettling than 'the Shadowvoid Hollowborn'.
  • Say the name aloud in a sentence ('a Skarven trader', 'the Skarven army') to check it works as an adjective and doesn't collide with an existing word.

Frequently asked questions

How do you come up with a fantasy species name?

Start with who is doing the naming. A self-name should sound like it comes from that people's own language and often means 'the people' or 'the first ones'; a name given by outsiders is descriptive (Wood Folk, Longears, Barrow-wights). Pick a linguistic flavour, keep it to two or three syllables, and settle the plural and adjective forms right away.

What's the difference between a species and a race in fantasy?

In fiction the words are used loosely, but 'species' implies biological distinctness (they cannot interbreed with humans) while 'race' or 'people' implies a cultural group that may or may not be biologically separate. Recent editions of D&D use 'species' precisely to sidestep that ambiguity.

Can I use these species names in my novel, game, or RPG?

Yes. All the names here are original coinages or built from common English words and are free to use in fiction, tabletop games, and video games, commercially or otherwise. Do a quick search before publishing to make sure your chosen name isn't already a major franchise's race.

Should a species name be a single word or a phrase?

Both work, but for different jobs. Single coined words (Kitharan, Vaelin) suit races that appear constantly in your text; phrases like 'the Children of the Tide' suit rare, mythic peoples that are talked about more than seen. Long descriptive names get tiresome if used on every page.

Related generators

More like this

Browse category

All 1,000 fantasy species names

This is the complete list the generator above draws its random batches from, sorted A to Z and grouped by first letter.

Plain text, one name per line.

A: 24 names

  • Aesindre
  • Aetherian
  • Agrund
  • Aldrani
  • Aldrovings
  • Amrethi
  • Ansuil
  • Antlered Folk
  • Aquenoa
  • Aravel
  • Arveleth
  • Ashari
  • Asheldane
  • Ashen Ones
  • Ashkari
  • Ashlings
  • Ashmouths
  • Ashvendi
  • Ashwalkers
  • Athelnorim
  • Aurelith
  • Aurenoi
  • Aurora Dancers
  • Aurundine

B: 36 names

  • Balorin
  • Ban-Walkers
  • Bark-Chewers
  • Barkskins
  • Barrow-wights
  • Barzuun
  • Batfolk
  • Bearers of the Ninth Mask
  • Bearfolk
  • Beastspeakers
  • Bee-Charmers
  • Belithar
  • Bellows-Breathers
  • Belmarrow
  • Belmori
  • Bent-Backs
  • Bhaldruk
  • Bird-men of Aeron
  • Blood of the Serpent
  • Blood of the Wolf
  • Bluecrests
  • Boar-Tusk Clans
  • Bogwights
  • Bone-Gnawers
  • Bonecarvers
  • Brackwatermen
  • Brassbound
  • Brennari
  • Brennhold
  • Brenzuk
  • Brindlefolk
  • Bristlenecks
  • Broodlings of the Warm Sands
  • Brughal
  • Brumlok
  • Burrowers

C: 46 names

  • Caerwyse
  • Caldrim
  • Calimbre
  • Caluvien
  • Calvessian
  • Carrowhane
  • Castavine
  • Cat-folk of Sarn
  • Cave-Painters
  • Cendrith
  • Ceruvane
  • Chalkmen
  • Charwights
  • Children of Ash
  • Children of the Deep Rock
  • Children of the Ember
  • Children of the Long Night
  • Children of the Moon
  • Children of the Root
  • Children of the Salt Wind
  • Children of the Storm
  • Children of the Sun
  • Children of the Tide
  • Cinderjaws
  • Cinderreachers
  • Cirenthe
  • Clans of the Broken Tooth
  • Clayfolk
  • Cliff-Nesters
  • Clockhearts
  • Cloudbreak Riders
  • Cloudwalkers
  • Cloven Ones
  • Coastlanders of Umbry
  • Cogwrights
  • Comet-Chasers
  • Coralfolk
  • Corramin
  • Corvathi
  • Corvenings
  • Cousins of the Otter
  • Crabfolk
  • Curse-Holders
  • Cynfaer
  • Cyrenn
  • Cyrrak

D: 31 names

  • Darrowgar
  • Daughters of Orlenne
  • Daughters of the Dawn Wind
  • Daughters of the Sea
  • Dawn-Greeters
  • Debt-Carriers
  • Debtors to the Moon
  • Deepseers
  • Delvani
  • Descendants of the Last Ferryman
  • Dessilor
  • Dew-Drinkers
  • Dhurvani
  • Dithenoi
  • Dolemir
  • Doravin
  • Dorgash
  • Dovhar
  • Drakari
  • Draveth
  • Dravonites
  • Dream-Eaters
  • Drift-Sleepers
  • Drommek
  • Drumchests
  • Drusgard
  • Dulgrath
  • Duneskimmers
  • Dunmari
  • Durzoth
  • Dustdevils

E: 20 names

  • Echoes of the Elder Song
  • Edrunings
  • Eelfolk
  • Eirenoth
  • Elk-Riders of Vaskaal
  • Elorim
  • Elthumar
  • Elurin
  • Ember-Carriers
  • Ember-Stoked
  • Emberbellies
  • Emberlow
  • Eolunde
  • Ereldi
  • Erethi
  • Eskarn
  • Eskelvar
  • Esshuun
  • Evenfall Walkers
  • Exiles of Morvale

F: 22 names

  • Faelume
  • Faerath
  • Falduri
  • Farshoremen
  • Faunelai
  • Feathered Ones of Aerie
  • Fellwights
  • Fen-Waders
  • Fenlings
  • Fennochar
  • Fenrath
  • Fenwyr
  • First-Frost Clans
  • Fjaldren
  • Flintkin
  • Fosterlings of the Thorn Queen
  • Fourarms
  • Frog-folk of the Mire
  • Frostmanes
  • Fungifolk
  • Furred Folk of the Snows
  • Fyrrak

G: 35 names

  • Galathi
  • Galdur
  • Gantrymoor Men
  • Garnuth
  • Gathmok
  • Geas-Bearers
  • Get of Old Brunhal
  • Ghazrek
  • Gholmund
  • Ghorrak
  • Gillnecks
  • Glaeven
  • Glassfolk
  • Glimmers
  • Gloamers
  • Gloaming Ones
  • Glow-Farmers
  • Goat-Herders of the High Pass
  • Gorathi
  • Gorsedalers
  • Gorvund
  • Grandchildren of the Flood
  • Grathol
  • Grave-Tenders
  • Greenbloods
  • Grennoch
  • Grenthane
  • Grey-Eyes
  • Grimlings
  • Grimmar
  • Grolvak
  • Grundvar
  • Guests of the Mountain
  • Gullhaven Kin
  • Gundrek

H: 37 names

  • Haelwyth
  • Haggorn
  • Hailmakers
  • Halcyre
  • Haldrin
  • Halfmen
  • Halmerings
  • Halvani
  • Hare-folk
  • Hargrun
  • Harrowmen
  • Harvest-Moon People
  • Haskul
  • Heirs of Sunken Avelmar
  • Heirs of the Drowned Kings
  • Heirs of the Fallen Star
  • Herds of the Sweetgrass
  • Hesperin
  • Hesshai
  • Hestrelings
  • Highcragmen
  • Hillwights
  • Hive-Builders
  • Hoarfrost Children
  • Hollin
  • Hollow Ones
  • Hollow-Eyes
  • Hollowmerish
  • Honey-Thieves
  • Hookclaws
  • Horned Kin of Ghorm
  • Hornoch
  • House of the Nine Daughters
  • Hreidun
  • Hruzgar
  • Hulderlanders
  • Hurrak

I: 20 names

  • Ice-Carvers
  • Ice-Fishers of the Rime
  • Iceborers
  • Ilbreth
  • Ilkasari
  • Ilmari
  • Ilpenoa
  • Ilvari
  • Iradwen
  • Ironhides
  • Ironholters
  • Ishkaal
  • Iskari
  • Isle-Men of Skerra
  • Istraleth
  • Isvethi
  • Ithil
  • Ithrani
  • Ivrani
  • Ixolume

J: 3 names

  • Jaskari
  • Jelmoreans
  • Jorath

K: 22 names

  • Kaelith
  • Kalduun
  • Kaluume
  • Karnholt
  • Karrak
  • Kelp-Weavers
  • Kelpfolk
  • Kelzorim
  • Kessari
  • Kessendrites
  • Kesterwyn
  • Kethari
  • Khoruun
  • Kin of the Old Oak
  • Kin of the Wyrm
  • Kirrovan
  • Kitharan
  • Kjalvind
  • Knuckle-Walkers
  • Kozmund
  • Krelth
  • Kruvek

L: 28 names

  • Laerune
  • Lamp-Eyes
  • Lantern-Bearers
  • Lanternfolk
  • Last of the Caldervane
  • Law-Speakers
  • Leaf-Fall Tribes
  • Leavings of the Giants
  • Lethuin
  • Lhoqueth
  • Lichenfolk
  • Line of Tharald
  • Liravoth
  • Lizard-folk of the Fen
  • Loamlings
  • Lodestone Men
  • Lomwyr
  • Long-Shanks
  • Longears
  • Longtooth
  • Loom-Made
  • Lorasi
  • Lorennui
  • Lorvani
  • Lowfennish
  • Lumenar
  • Luvani
  • Lyrasi

M: 39 names

  • Maedhrin
  • Maelunor
  • Maeruvin
  • Mandrake People
  • Manlings
  • Marble Kindred
  • Marchwynd
  • Marrak
  • Marrowdownish
  • Marrowmen
  • Marshwights
  • Maruwei
  • Mask-Makers
  • Mazdruk
  • Meliakim
  • Meluoa
  • Men of the Low March
  • Meridi
  • Meridian Ones
  • Mid-Year Revelers
  • Midlandish
  • Mirathel
  • Miravond
  • Mirelings
  • Mirrorscales
  • Mist-Herders
  • Mogdruth
  • Molbrakh
  • Moonrise Singers
  • Mornaveth
  • Morrigar
  • Mosslings
  • Moth-Tenders
  • Mottlekin
  • Mouldbroken
  • Mound-Raisers
  • Mudlarks of the Ebb
  • Mushroom-folk
  • Myrrhin

N: 14 names

  • Naruun
  • Naverine
  • Needleteeth
  • Neighbors Under the Hill
  • Nemeri
  • Nest-Robbers
  • Net-Menders
  • Nexari
  • Nightcallers
  • Nimerae
  • Nolvari
  • Nuvarri
  • Nyeleth
  • Nyxari

O: 34 names

  • Oakmen
  • Oathless
  • Olbrenids
  • Old Ones of the Deep
  • Olvari
  • Ombrel
  • Ombrune
  • Ondelune
  • Ondolei
  • Ondrath
  • Oolumai
  • Orimel
  • Orphans of the Comet
  • Orrath
  • Orrowine
  • Orsavuin
  • Orvani
  • Orvenids
  • Oshenai
  • Oshtari
  • Oskelyne
  • Ossari
  • Ossilune
  • Ossuvians
  • Ostremings
  • Ostwyther
  • Ouenna
  • Outlanders of the Rim
  • Ouvelai
  • Oversea Men
  • Owlfolk
  • Oxbowmen
  • Ozdrum
  • Ozmani

P: 21 names

  • Pact-Makers
  • Pale Ones
  • Pallisane
  • Pavroth
  • Pearl-Divers of Ossuar
  • Peatlings
  • Pebbleskins
  • Peliothan
  • Pellari
  • Pellith
  • Pellowaymen
  • Perrith
  • Phaelune
  • Pherenae
  • Pilgrims of the Salt Road
  • Plumeheads
  • Pollen-Gatherers
  • Porcelain People
  • Praeth
  • Praskovi
  • Pyrrhani

Q: 7 names

  • Qorvash
  • Quaddari
  • Quenari
  • Quillbacks
  • Quilleth
  • Quillhavenites
  • Quorrim

R: 27 names

  • Rainbringers
  • Ramhorns
  • Ratfolk
  • Ravelund
  • Ravenmarch Kin
  • Reed-Cutters
  • Reedmen
  • Reedwalkers
  • Rekhani
  • Remnant of Ambrath
  • Rethuvar
  • Rhaevin
  • Rhosgar
  • Rhoskari
  • Rhunari
  • Ridgerunners
  • Rimewalkers
  • River-Dammers
  • Rock-Eaters
  • Rockgnawers
  • Root-Biters
  • Rootlings
  • Rope-Walkers
  • Rothgrin
  • Ruddypelts
  • Ruskari
  • Rustbloods

S: 78 names

  • Saelith
  • Sailfins
  • Salt-Lickers
  • Saltmen
  • Sandstriders
  • Sarvelites
  • Sarvosk
  • Saw-Tails
  • Scaled Folk of the Shallows
  • Scalehides
  • Scions of the Burning Branch
  • Scuttlers
  • Sedge-folk
  • Sedgemarchers
  • Seed of Othric the Elder
  • Seed of the First Tree
  • Seedlings of the Old Garden
  • Selkarim
  • Seraunde
  • Serpent-Tongues
  • Servants of the Tide Clock
  • Sethari
  • Shadows of the First Fire
  • Shalzeen
  • Sharkfolk
  • Shell-Divers
  • Shellbacks
  • Sheoloa
  • Shepherds of the Fog
  • Silmoire
  • Silt-folk
  • Silvath
  • Sirenai
  • Six-Eyed Ones
  • Sixfingers
  • Sjolmar
  • Skaddock
  • Skarven
  • Skeidung

S, continued

  • Skelvane
  • Skitterlings
  • Skoldr
  • Skorvald
  • Slagwrought
  • Smoke-Dancers
  • Snaggrim
  • Snowstriders
  • Soluenne
  • Song-Traders
  • Sons of Malthur
  • Sons of the Grey Sky
  • Sons of the Mountain
  • Sootlings
  • Sorrin
  • Southerlings of the Glass Coast
  • Spawn of the Under-Lake
  • Speckled Ones
  • Splayfeet
  • Spoonbeaks
  • Sporelings
  • Squidfolk
  • Sszarul
  • Stagfolk
  • Stagmar
  • Star-Counters
  • Stargazers
  • Stewards of the Last Orchard
  • Stiltwalkers
  • Stone-Stackers
  • Stonebrows
  • Stonesingers
  • Storm-Callers
  • Strangers from the Far Shore
  • Strawmen of the Fallow
  • Sunderfolk
  • Sundowners
  • Sylvari
  • Sylvenar

T: 360 names

  • Tall Ones
  • Tallow Dolls
  • Tarnwickers
  • Tarquin
  • Tarrowin
  • Taskarrin
  • Tavrani
  • Tembrayne
  • Tenants of the Hollow Oak
  • Tessarites
  • Thalou
  • Thawlings
  • The Aetherim
  • The Aldwe
  • The Amber Brood
  • The Ancients
  • The Annealed
  • The Antkin
  • The Antler Host
  • The Anvil-Struck
  • The Aravel
  • The Ash Folk
  • The Ashkar
  • The Assembly of Stones
  • The Aurel
  • The Autumn Court
  • The Banished of Sendrel
  • The Barefoot Host
  • The Barrow Folk
  • The Beastkin
  • The Beetlekin
  • The Bell Folk
  • The Bell-Ringers
  • The Bloodkin
  • The Boarkin
  • The Bone Folk
  • The Bound-to-Bell
  • The Brask
  • The Briar Conclave
  • The Bridge Folk
  • The Brood of the Black Reef
  • The Brotherhood of the Burrow
  • The Builders
  • The Candle-Folk
  • The Carriers
  • The Carven
  • The Cave Folk
  • The Choir of the Hollow Hill
  • The Cinderborn
  • The Circle of Standing Bones
  • The Cliff Dwellers
  • The Copper Folk
  • The Coralkin
  • The Corrow
  • The Court of Low Water
  • The Covenant of Scales
  • The Crowkin
  • The Deep Dwellers
  • The Deep Folk
  • The Deepborn

T, continued

  • The Delvers
  • The Dolm
  • The Drakar
  • The Dreamers
  • The Drove
  • The Drowned People
  • The Drowsing Hive
  • The Dry-Season Wanderers
  • The Dune Folk
  • The Dunmar
  • The Duskborn
  • The Eclipse-Born
  • The Eelkin
  • The Elder Folk
  • The Elder Kin
  • The Elder Sisters
  • The Emberborn
  • The Emberkin
  • The Enneth
  • The Equinox Tribes
  • The Ereth
  • The Eskar
  • The Faded
  • The Fair Folk
  • The Fallen Houses
  • The Feathered Thanes
  • The Fen Dwellers
  • The Fen Folk
  • The Ferrymen of Ost
  • The First Flight
  • The First People
  • The Firstborn
  • The Fishkin
  • The Flame-Snuffers
  • The Flight of Ash and Cinder
  • The Flint Clans
  • The Flock of the Wren King
  • The Forbidden of the South
  • The Forgotten
  • The Foxkin
  • The Frostkin
  • The Gentle
  • The Ghesk
  • The Glass Folk
  • The Glazed
  • The Gleaners
  • The Glittering Throng
  • The Godborn
  • The Gossamer Court
  • The Grafted
  • The Graveborn
  • The Great Congregation of Gulls
  • The Grey Company of Fenmoor
  • The Grey Folk
  • The Grimm
  • The Half-Remembered
  • The Halfmoon
  • The Harrowers
  • The Hearth Folk
  • The Hesper

T, continued

  • The Hidden Tribe of Ornwy
  • The Hill Folk
  • The Hive of Red Wax
  • The Hollow
  • The Hollow Folk
  • The Honey Folk
  • The Host of the Western Gale
  • The House of Moths
  • The House of Quiet Water
  • The Humming Swarm
  • The Hushed
  • The Ilmar
  • The Ilun
  • The Ilvar
  • The Isk
  • The Kael
  • The Karrak
  • The Keepers
  • The Kilnborn
  • The Kindred of the Lantern
  • The Lampwrights
  • The Lantern-Hearted
  • The Lastborn
  • The Late Summer People
  • The Left Behind
  • The Lichen Legion
  • The Lightning-Marked
  • The Lingering
  • The Listening
  • The Little People
  • The Lodge of the Sleeping Bear
  • The Long People
  • The Longwarren
  • The Low Sun People
  • The Lumae
  • The Lynxkin
  • The Many-Voiced
  • The Marsh Folk
  • The Marsh Kings
  • The Mavren
  • The Menders
  • The Midwinter People
  • The Monsoon Tribes
  • The Moonless Court
  • The Moor Folk
  • The Moot of Crows
  • The Morning-Star Kindred
  • The Morrigan
  • The Mossmoot
  • The Mothkin
  • The Mourners
  • The Myrrh
  • The Nameless
  • The New-Moon Hidden
  • The Nightkin
  • The Nine Septs
  • The Ninefold
  • The Noonday Host
  • The Nyx
  • The Oathbound

T, continued

  • The Old Blood
  • The Old Ones
  • The Ones Who Wait
  • The Orrath
  • The Orv
  • The Otter Clans
  • The Outcast Ninth
  • The Pack of the Hungry Moon
  • The Pale Host
  • The Pardoned
  • The Penitent
  • The People of the Ash Road
  • The People of the Long Sleep
  • The People of the Nine Rivers
  • The Poured
  • The Promised
  • The Quen
  • The Quickened
  • The Quorl
  • The Ransomed
  • The Ravenkin
  • The Reed Nations
  • The Reedmarrow
  • The Reef Folk
  • The Rememberers
  • The Returned
  • The Rhun
  • The Riverkin
  • The Riveted
  • The Root Folk
  • The Saelith
  • The Salt Folk
  • The Saltkin
  • The Scattered Septs
  • The Sea Folk
  • The Seaborn
  • The Sept of the Heron
  • The Serpentkin
  • The Seven Tribes of Dusk
  • The Shapers
  • The Shrine-Minders
  • The Silent
  • The Silk Folk
  • The Silvath
  • The Silver Shoal
  • The Singers
  • The Sisterhood of the Loom
  • The Skarv
  • The Sky Dwellers
  • The Skyborn
  • The Sleepers
  • The Small Folk
  • The Small Hours People
  • The Smelted
  • The Spiderkin
  • The Star Folk
  • The Starborn
  • The Steppe Folk
  • The Stitched
  • The Stone Folk

T, continued

  • The Stoneborn
  • The Stormkin
  • The Sunborn
  • The Sundered
  • The Sunken Nation
  • The Sunless
  • The Swarm of Kettle Marsh
  • The Sylvar
  • The Tall Folk
  • The Tallow-Makers
  • The Tallymen
  • The Tent Folk
  • The Thessal
  • The Thirteenth Month
  • The Thistle Court
  • The Thousand-Fin Shoal
  • The Threefold Kin
  • The Thrice-Sworn
  • The Thrones of Coral
  • The Throng Below
  • The Thuun
  • The Tideborn
  • The Tinsmith's Children
  • The Tithe-Free
  • The Tithed
  • The Tivrae
  • The Toadkin
  • The Torv
  • The Tower Folk
  • The Tree Dwellers
  • The Tribes of the Burnt Plain
  • The True Folk
  • The Tundra Folk
  • The Twice-Drowned
  • The Twiceborn
  • The Twilight Folk
  • The Ulmar
  • The Ulv
  • The Umbrae
  • The Unborn
  • The Unbowed
  • The Uncounted
  • The Undying
  • The Unfired
  • The Unhallowed of the Sunk Stair
  • The Unhurried
  • The Unmade
  • The Unnamed of the East
  • The Unseen
  • The Unstrung
  • The Unsworn
  • The Vael
  • The Vardr
  • The Vat-Grown
  • The Vellor
  • The Vhal
  • The Voidborn
  • The Wagon Folk
  • The Walking Stones
  • The Wanderfolk

T, continued

  • The Wandering
  • The Wandering Bands of Sarrow
  • The Wardens
  • The Warren of a Thousand Doors
  • The Waspkin
  • The Watchers
  • The Weavers
  • The Well Folk
  • The Welm
  • The Wheel Folk
  • The Whitepelt Packs
  • The Wickerwrought
  • The Wind Folk
  • The Winter Lodges
  • The Winterborn of Sarr
  • The Witnessed
  • The Wolfkin
  • The Wood Folk
  • The Wound-Up
  • The Wyrmkin
  • The Younger Kin
  • The Zarak
  • The Zemm
  • Thessali
  • Thiravel
  • Thissek
  • Tholvani
  • Thorn-Planters
  • Thornhides
  • Thornmen
  • Thornwalders
  • Those Who Follow the Thaw
  • Those Who Stayed
  • Those Who Went Below
  • Thovrek
  • Thread-and-Tar Men
  • Throggar
  • Thunderheads
  • Thurnok
  • Thurvashi
  • Tide-Readers
  • Tidewalkers
  • Tirauen
  • Tlaneth
  • Toadfolk
  • Tolgrud
  • Toll-Takers of the Narrows
  • Torivael
  • Torrik
  • Torvani
  • Treants of Yew
  • Treespeakers
  • Truce-Breakers
  • Tsirreth
  • Tulmarese
  • Tunnelers
  • Turtlefolk
  • Tuzgrod
  • Twin-Tailed Kin
  • Tzimarra

U: 18 names

  • Uldrek
  • Ulfrethings
  • Ulmari
  • Ulmenai
  • Ulvari
  • Ulvenmoorish
  • Umberites
  • Umbrani
  • Undari
  • Underhillers
  • Uomei
  • Uplanders of Dorrim
  • Urzok
  • Uskadi
  • Uskarrow
  • Uthelien
  • Uvrith
  • Uzzhara

V: 23 names

  • Vaelin
  • Vaerith
  • Vantmoorers
  • Vardrun
  • Vargund
  • Varradin
  • Vashuul
  • Vellorin
  • Velmowen
  • Velvet-Horns
  • Vendrash
  • Venmarri
  • Verisande
  • Veskolian
  • Vesperai
  • Vethmori
  • Vizhuur
  • Volgrim
  • Vorrak
  • Vosgardi
  • Vostren
  • Vow-Keepers
  • Vulkrad

W: 29 names

  • Wailune
  • Wakers of the Buried Sun
  • Wards of the Hidden Vale
  • Wavesingers
  • Waxen Ones
  • Webfoots
  • Well-Diggers
  • Wendrali
  • Wenuvai
  • Werrak
  • Westmen of Brond
  • Wetherdowners
  • Whelith
  • Whiptails
  • Whistlethroats
  • Wick-folk
  • Willowkin
  • Wind-Riders
  • Windsingers
  • Winnowar
  • Wire-Sinews
  • Wolf-Brothers
  • Women of Vey
  • Wraithen
  • Wulfmarings
  • Wyrdling
  • Wyrdlings
  • Wysari
  • Wythernai

X: 4 names

  • Xanthari
  • Xilith
  • Xissoth
  • Xoravin

Y: 13 names

  • Yargush
  • Yarrow-folk
  • Yavanni
  • Yaxtel
  • Yraveline
  • Yrrith
  • Ysari
  • Yselvids
  • Ysmerai
  • Ysolde
  • Ystrameans
  • Ythelai
  • Ythrindal

Z: 9 names

  • Zalvani
  • Zaraki
  • Zenith Climbers
  • Zephyri
  • Zethrim
  • Zhessin
  • Zorani
  • Zorvath
  • Zsenthis