See the question What is a session 0? (and its linked questions and articles) for a starting point.Īnd as final advice for naming your character, I'll suggest trying for something memorable and pronounceable. Salvatore's The Legend of Drizzt series.)Ĭhoosing a name, and setting tone and expectation for things like names, are a good thing to include in a Session 0. (In fact, Bruenor Battlehammer is the name one of the main characters from R. You'll find both parts of that name in the Dwarf name section. To explain D&D Beyond's placeholder name: that's the name of one of the example characters from the Player's Handbook.
Appendix B to Xanathar's Guide to Everything also has tables of example names at the end of the book, including examples for every non-human PHB race and examples from a variety of real-world cultures. Elf Names) listed within the description of the race. If you want consistency with existing lore, or just not have to come up with a name of your own, each race option has a list of example names (e.g. Or perhaps more usefully, you can name your character anything your table/playgroup is ok with. Let's cover a basic premise first: You can name your character whatever you want.
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