RuneScape race names

Clipped, beaky syllables for RuneScape's aviansie, the winged warrior race whose speech sounds like talon clicks on wind-worn stone.

Summon something nasty with these demon names that match RuneScape's infernal ranks, rough on the tongue and heavy with brimstone.

Far below RuneScape's surface live the Dorgeshuun, and these soft, burrowing cave goblin names fit a tribe that turned its back on war.

Older than gods and twice as bitter, RuneScape's dragonkin wear names with smolder in them, ancient syllables that hold a grudge.

Blunt and bearded, these RuneScape dwarf names keep to short underground syllables, fit for miners, smiths and grumbling tunnel folk.

Welsh flavored and melodic, these RuneScape elf names belong among the crystal city's clans, all rolling consonants and song.

Knotted, consonant-happy names in the style of the tree strongholds, fit for glider pilots, ball players and scheming little generals.

Blunt compound names that read like playground insults, exactly right for the squabbling green tribes of Gielinor's caves and villages.

High above RuneScape's battlefields fly the Icyene, and these stately winged names carry their old, holy weight.

Rolling, earthy names for the Ilujanka of RuneScape, gentle dragon riders whose speech favors soft, doubled sounds.

Monkey chatter shaped into names, fit for Gielinor's jungle troops and the temple guards of forbidden islands.

Quiet, mournful names from a vanished people of RuneScape lore, gentle sounds for a race remembered only by a grieving god.

Obsidian-born names built from short volcanic syllables, fitting the lava-forged TzHaar and their ancient TokHaar kin beneath the mountain.

Blunt and frequently absurd, RuneScape troll names follow the proud tradition of naming a troll after the first thing it tried to eat.

Sibilant and ancient, these names belong to the vampyre aristocracy of RuneScape, equal parts faded noble and creature of the misty swamp dark.