Contact RollForNames
Have feedback on an ancestry generator, a suggestion for a new syllable matrix, a bug report, or a question about using generated names in your tabletop campaign or publication? We read every message and respond promptly.
Get in Touch Directly
We do not use ticketing bots or automated marketing funnels. When you write to us, you communicate directly with the creators and editors maintaining the sound tables.
How We Can Help
Select the topic that best matches your message so we can route your note effectively.
Phonetic Improvements
Noticed an awkward sound cluster, an unpronounceable sequence, or a missing cultural dialect? Send us the ancestry name, the offending syllables, and suggested additions to calibrate our phonetic rules.
Technical Bug Reports
Encountered a UI glitch, a broken favorite export, a palette issue, or an accessibility barrier? Please include your browser, device model, and operating system so we can reproduce and patch it immediately.
Publishing & Licensing
Have questions about incorporating generated names into your published RPG module, fantasy novel, Kickstarter, or stream? All names created on RollForNames are 100% royalty-free and public domain.
Feature & Tool Requests
Craving a generator for a rare lineage, planar heritage, stronghold settlement, or unique DM table? Share your concept, desired naming patterns, and five example names for consideration in future releases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common inquiries before sending an email.
Can I legally use generated names in my commercial book or game?
Yes, absolutely. Every name produced by RollForNames is constructed algorithmically in your browser from phonetic syllable tables and linguistic templates. You hold complete freedom to use, modify, publish, and copyright any generated names in commercial books, independent tabletop adventure modules, video games, actual-play podcasts, or web series without attribution, royalties, or licensing fees.
Do you collect, log, or store the names I create or save?
No. RollForNames is engineered as a static web application that generates names locally within your browser. We do not maintain server-side user accounts, do not monitor generation queries, and transmit zero name data across the network. Your saved favorites remain stored solely on your local device via browser local storage until you clear them or download an export file.
How can I suggest a new race or cultural naming style?
Send an email to our studio address with the proposed ancestry or tool category, a short description of the phonetic identity (such as sharp glottal consonants, flowing melodic vowels, or harsh guttural plosives), and five to ten example names. We review community requests against our roadmap for new sound matrices and guide content.
Can RollForNames be used offline during game night?
Yes. Because the generation engine is written entirely in client-side JavaScript without backend API calls, once a page is loaded in your browser on a laptop, tablet, or mobile phone, the generator will continue generating names and managing your shortlist even if your internet connection drops during a session.
Explore Our Studio & Methods
Read more about how RollForNames is built, tested, and maintained.