Game of Thrones Name Generator: Westeros-Style Names & Houses
Westeros-style names, house names and bastard surnames for fan fiction.
By Shivam KumarUpdated 18 October 20261 min read
Choose your options, then generate a game of thrones-style name.
Built at random from word lists for this topic, so some will fit better than others.
Names in Westeros feel familiar but slightly altered, like Eddard, Jaime or Brienne, and noble houses pair a name with a sigil and words. Use the generator to create your own Westeros-style character and house. These are original fan-style names, not characters from the books or show.
5 Game of Thrones-Style Names
Chosen for this topic, each with a short note. Copy a name, or save it to compare later.
Edric Ashcombe
Lord of a minor house.
Lyanne Rivers
Riverlands bastard.
Torren Snow
Northern bastard.
House Vance of Wayfarer's Rest
Fan house with a place name.
Alyse Sand
Dornish bastard.
Westeros naming patterns
First names: real medieval names with a twist (Edric, Alyse, Torren, Lyanne). House names: often from places or founders (House Ashford, House Vance). Bastard surnames by region: Snow (the North), Sand (Dorne), Rivers (the Riverlands), Stone (the Vale), Flowers (the Reach), Hill (the Westerlands), Storm (the Stormlands), Pyke (the Iron Islands), Waters (the Crownlands).
Create your own noble house
Pick a house name, a sigil (animal or object), colours, and house words, a short motto. Example: House Ashcombe, a grey heron on blue, "Patience Is Sharp".
Frequently asked questions
What are the bastard surnames in Game of Thrones?
Snow (North), Sand (Dorne), Rivers (Riverlands), Stone (Vale), Flowers (Reach), Hill (Westerlands), Storm (Stormlands), Pyke (Iron Islands) and Waters (Crownlands).
Are these official names from the books, games or shows?
No. These are original fan-style names inspired by the setting's naming conventions. They are not official and are not affiliated with the rights holders.
Can I use these names in my story, game or campaign?
Yes. All names are free to use in home games, fan fiction, streams and your own original writing.