Prince Name Generator

Names with a classical or medieval feel that are not tied to one famous real person work best: Aldric, Caspian, Theron, Lucan, Evander, Emeric, Oswin, Corvin, Valerian, Leoric. Add a land or an epithet to finish the style, as in Prince Lucan of the Silver Reach or Prince Aurelian the Golden.

Most historical princes were named for ancestors and patron saints, then distinguished by a birthplace or territory (Edward of Woodstock, John of Gaunt, Llywelyn of Gwynedd) or an epithet (Henry the Navigator, Yaroslav the Wise, Radu the Handsome). Crown princes in some countries also carried a territorial title, such as Prince of Wales or Prince of Asturias.

A crown prince is the designated heir to the throne. A prince regent governs on behalf of a monarch who is a child, absent or unable to rule. A prince consort is the husband of a reigning queen and has no claim to rule himself. Writers can use these titles to signal a character's power and ambitions at a glance.

Yes. The epithet and land styles suit an NPC whose reputation precedes him (Prince Percival the Unsmiling, Prince Viktor the Unyielding), while the house-surname styles (Prince Caspian Thornewood, Prince Oswin Greyhaven) suit a player character whose story is still being written. Drop the title if your game only allows a plain name.