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About this tool
Generate mystical wizard names with magic schools, staff types, and enchanted quotes. Discover your fantasy wizard identity for RPGs and stories.
The Wizard Name Generator draws a complete fantasy spellcaster identity at random — name, school of magic, staff, signature spell, familiar, power level and a spoken line — from a hand-written set of 20 profiles. Each draw gives you something like Theron Voidgaze, a level 10 necromancer with a Bone Staff of Souls and a raven familiar, rather than a bare name with nothing attached to it. One button copies the whole profile as text you can paste into a character sheet or a document.
Open Wizard Name Generator on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Press Summon Wizard to draw one of the 20 hand-authored profiles at random — schools range from Evocation and Pyromancy to Necromancy, Geomancy and Blood Magic.
The card shows the wizard's name and school with its Staff, Level shown as 5–10 filled dots, Spell Specialty, Familiar and a spoken quote; press Summon Wizard again to redraw.
Press Copy Wizard to put the whole profile on the clipboard as labelled lines — Name, School, Staff, Spell, Level, Familiar, Quote — ready to paste into a character sheet.
All 20 entries are hand-authored, so the name, magic school, staff and familiar are chosen to fit each other.
Every result carries seven fields — name, school, staff, signature spell, level, familiar and quote — enough to start a character with.
One click puts the whole profile on the clipboard as labelled lines, formatted for a notes app or a character sheet.
There are 20 complete profiles in the set, covering schools from Evocation and Pyromancy to Necromancy, Geomancy and Blood Magic. Because each draw is an independent random pick, you will see repeats before you have seen all 20 — that is expected, not a bug.
It is a flavour rating from 5 to 10 indicating how seasoned the caster is — a level 5 herbalist like Sylvan Greenleaf reads as a village hedge-mage, while a level 10 necromancer reads as an archmage. It is not tied to any specific game system's level rules, so treat it as a starting hint and set real stats in your own system.
Yes — these are generated fantasy names with no ownership claimed over the output, so use them in fiction, tabletop campaigns or game projects. If a name is central to a commercial product, it is still worth a trademark search, since generated names can coincide with existing ones.
Not by filtering — the generator picks uniformly from all 20 profiles, so the fastest route to a particular school is to keep drawing until one appears. Each of the 20 has a distinct school, which means any given one comes up about 1 draw in 20 on average.