Elder Scrolls races

Long, ornate and faintly disdainful, Altmer names crown Elder Scrolls high elves who measure lineage in eras and pride in syllables.

Argonian names range from hyphenated hatchling titles to sibilant Jel phrases, true to the marsh-born lizardfolk of the Elder Scrolls.

Stark and proto-Nordic, Atmoran names reach back to the Elder Scrolls' frozen ancestral continent of dragon cults and longhouses.

Ayleid ruins still hum with old magic. These wild elf names match that Elder Scrolls grandeur, ornate vowels echoing down white-gold halls.

Green Pact roots wind through these bosmer names for the Elder Scrolls, supple forest sounds for wood elves who never harm the trees.

Breton-style names for the Elder Scrolls carry a courtly French tinge, given names and family lines at home among knights and spellblades.

Velvety elven names echoing the Chimer, the golden-skinned forebears of the dark elves, with an old and zealous music in every syllable.

Oblivion's hostile planes echo with names like these, fit for Daedric princes, dremora and stranger spirits between worlds.

Ash and old pride flavor these dark elf names from Elder Scrolls lore, complete with house surnames that carry Morrowind's history.

Strange, mechanical sounding names belong to the Dwemer, the Elder Scrolls deep elves who vanished and left their machines running.

Once snow elves, now blind hunters in Skyrim's depths, the Falmer take echoing names that sound whispered through cold dark caverns.

Old gods and older grudges echo in these Forsworn names, wild Reach-tongue sounds for Skyrim's briar-hearted rebels.

Latin-tinged names for Imperials of the Elder Scrolls, citizens of a marble empire run on legions, ledgers and law.

A Khajiit name begins with a small honorific and ends in a purr, hinting at age, fortune and how much moon sugar has shaped the bearer's path.

Tamriel barely remembers the Kothringi, its silver-skinned marsh mariners, so these weathered tribal names feel like recoveries from plague-era logs.

Sea serpents answer to the Maormer, and these sinuous, storm-soaked names suit sailors raiding Tamriel from a kingdom hidden behind walls of weather.

Half-remembered and dimmed by eras, names that evoke the first human tribes of Elder Scrolls history, ancestors of empires yet to rise.

Frost-hardened names in the old Nord style, complete with patronymics, the kind that ring through Skyrim's mead halls between boasts and brawls.

Settlements, ruins and holds named in the Elder Scrolls manner, from snowbound villages to ash-swept ancestral tombs.

Proud, sun-worn names that fit Hammerfell's sword singers and sailors, with the desert cadence of the Elder Scrolls Redguards.

Bark, root and grove run through these guardian names, made for the spriggans of the Elder Scrolls and any forest spirit worth angering.

Serpentine syllables befitting the Tsaesci, the snake folk of Akavir whose short, sharp names suit Tamriel's most mysterious invaders.