About army names (troll) names
Blunt two-beat coinages like "Vuz Vunujin" and "Golzu" sit next to translated menace such as "les Assassins de Venin", which promises venom before the first swing. The results suit bridge-guarding clans, swamp raider mobs, and the lumbering shock troops a dark lord sends in first. Shorter results sound like names trolls gave themselves, longer ones like names their victims did.
How army names (troll) names are built
The troll force generator runs several molds. A French descriptive mold pairs an article-noun host with an agreeing element, giving "Les Sangsues Rampante", "La Glu Grondante", and "Les Marécages Indomptables". An English mold sets adjective plus noun behind "The", as in "The Wicked Smashers". A coined-name mold fuses two syllable slots into one token, or repeats the opener for a two-word run like "Vuz Vunujin".
Les Sangsues Rampante
French host "les Sangsues", agreeing element "Rampante"
La Glu Grondante
French host "la Glu", agreeing adjective "Grondante"
Vuz Vunujin
two-word coined name: opener "Vuz", space, then "Vun" plus the syllable ending "ujin"
Naming notes
The French branch leans on filth-and-swamp vocabulary (Marécages, Sangsues, la Crasse, la Glu) that suits a festering raiding horde, while the coined names ("Vuz Vunujin") stay blunt and repetitive to read as a primitive tongue. Use the English "Horde" pairings like The Nimble Horde when you want the literal word horde in the name. Separate adjective-or-phrase banks exist so the French element agrees with its host noun, so insert those phrases whole.
Questions about army names (troll) names
- What gives troll army names their brutal tone?
- The French branch picks swamp and filth words (Marécages, Sangsues, Crasse, Glu), the English branch produces blunt boasts like "The Infinite Annihilators", and the coined branch yields repetitive tokens like "Vuz Vunujin" that read as a primitive tongue.
- Why does "Horde" appear in some names?
- The English host bank includes "Horde", so results like "The Nimble Horde" put the literal word horde in the name, paired with an adjective.
- How are the run-together names made?
- They fuse a syllable opener and a tail into one token, and a two-word template can repeat the opener, as in "Vuz Vunujin". There is no fixed suffix; the whole name is built from the small syllable banks.