Female Tiefling Name Generator

Female tiefling names in Dungeons & Dragons follow three distinct traditions, and the Player's Handbook lists examples of each. The first is Infernal-derived names: soft, sibilant, often ending in -a, -is, or -eth, such as Akta, Bryseis, Damaia, Kallista, Nemeia, and Rieta. These are the names tieflings inherit from their fiendish bloodlines, and they tend to sound like something whispered in a summoning circle. Newly invented names in this style keep the same sound palette: Vessaria, Nyxora, Sithra, Ravaskia.

The second tradition is the virtue name. Some tieflings, especially those raised among humans who distrust them, reject their infernal heritage and take a name that reflects an ideal or a feeling: Sorrow, Reverence, Temerity, Hope, Poetry, Nowhere. Female tieflings with virtue names often use them without a surname at all, which makes them feel like a declaration rather than a label. Karlach and Alfira from Baldur's Gate 3 show a third path: tieflings born into human communities who simply carry human-sounding names.

When picking a name, think about how your tiefling relates to her heritage. A proud tiefling might go by Damaia Vantol; one raised in an orphanage might be Mercy Halloran; one hiding in a human city might just be Nadia.