Artifact Name Generator

Description

When developing game worlds or scripts for a new novel, a large curtain of creative possibilities opens up before us. We come up with heroes, give them roles and characters, and create crossroads in their storyline. And of course, have you ever heard that perfectly crafted small details are always responsible for the quality of the created project? We are, of course, talking about objects. An ordinary sword is just a piece of metal, but if you describe it and divide it by rarity, then that's a different story. And there can be a lot of such artifacts in one project, it’s even scary to think about counting. Our free artifact name generator can help ease the burden of creating items. With its help, you can create dozens of elements per hour, and most importantly, it is completely free.

Imagine, you have already come up with a plot based on an ancient treasure found in a dungeon. You enter this information into the generation and quickly receive a complete image of the ancient relic; you can also immediately indicate that in the future story it should decide the fate of one of the heroes - the generator will take this into account. The name of the artifact depends greatly on your setup. A decent fantasy item generator should (and usually can) be nuanced, but it's important to let it know what you're expecting. To begin, identify the genre of the world for which you are creating the item: names for magical items in dark fantasy should evoke alarm, not admiration. Or for example, titles in science fiction should sound technological, using numbers. Also, don't forget about the type of your project: developing a new RPG game and creating a plot for Dungeons & Dragons are different things and require a different approach to creating items. If in computer games you can give free rein to your creativity, then in board games you need to at least take into account that it is easy and clear to pronounce, otherwise an evening in the company of friends can become boring just because of this. For writers, the title should convey description through the name. The reader already knows the title, and now you can play with it at any point in the plot. As you can see, naming items for games or books is just the first step. A much more important step is to integrate them to make the name an organic part of the narrative.