Xaela Name Generator

A Xaela uses a given name plus the name of their tribe: Sadu Dotharl, Magnai Oronir, Cirina Mol. There are no family surnames on the Steppe, and a character who leaves their tribe still carries its name. Given names are Mongolian in flavor, often built from words like naran (sun), bat (firm), tsetseg (flower) and erdene (jewel).

Lore names over fifty tribes. The ones that appear most in the game are Dotharl, Oronir, Mol, Buduga, Kha, Qestir, Kagon, Himaa, Gesi and Dazkar, but Adarkim, Angura, Arulaq, Avagnar, Bairon, Bayaqud, Bolir, Borlaaq, Dalamiq, Dataq, Dhoro, Ejinn, Geneq, Gharl, Goro, Haragin, Hotgo, Iriq, Jhungid, Kahkol, Khatayin, Malaguld, Malqir, Mankhad, Mierqid, Noykin, Olkund, Oroq, Orl, Qalli, Qerel, Sagahl, Torgud, Tumet, Ugund, Ura, Urumet and Uyagir are all valid.

Not without a story reason. Raen names follow Far Eastern conventions from Doma and Hingashi (Yugiri Mistwalker, Gosetsu Daito), while Xaela names are Steppe-born and end in a tribe. A Xaela raised in Doma or Kugane could plausibly carry a Raen-style name, but by default the two clans do not mix naming styles.

Yes. The canon names are lightly altered Mongolian (Sadu, Magnai, Cirina, Temulun), so real names like Batbayar, Altantsetseg or Enkhjargal fit perfectly, and historic Mongol Empire names such as Hoelun, Qasar, Khubilai and Toregene work well for older or noble characters. Just finish the name with a tribe.