Stargate species and factions
Step through the gate and you need names on the other side. This fan inspired collection covers the peoples of the Stargate universe, from Goa'uld system lords and the Jaffa who serve them to Asgard scientists and the Wraith hives of Pegasus. They work for fan fiction, tabletop campaigns built around the gate network, and any science fiction project that mixes ancient mythology with starships.
Abydonian
StargateSun-baked names that fit Stargate's desert villagers, echoing ancient Egyptian roots carried through the gate to a far-off world.
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StargateBorrowed straight from Norse tradition, Asgard names ring brisk and rune-worn, befitting Stargate's small gray allies with very old souls.
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StargateImperious names with a false god's ring to them, the kind a parasitic overlord might steal from ancient mythology and wear like a crown.
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StargateProud warrior names with the clipped, apostrophe-marked cadence of Stargate's Jaffa, fit for loyal guards and rebels alike.
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StargateLantean names sound as old as the gate network itself, resonant syllables for explorers whose cities still sleep beneath alien oceans.
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StargateOut where the gate network has no law, Lucian Alliance names fit the smugglers and warlords carving up what the fallen god-kings left behind.
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StargateSibilant symbiote names in the style of the Tok'ra resistance, brief enough to whisper through a host and old enough to predate empires.
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StargateStark single words make up these Wraith names in the Stargate Atlantis vein, cold poetry for hive commanders and their pale broods.
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