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DnD Rogue Name Generator

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Rogues are masters of stealth, deception, and precision strikes who excel at solving problems through cunning rather than brute force. As skilled specialists in theft, assassination, and information gathering, they operate in the shadows and strike with deadly accuracy. Whether you're creating a cunning thief, a deadly assassin, or a charismatic scoundrel, our rogue name generator provides culturally appropriate names that capture the versatility and resourcefulness of this iconic D&D class.

Rogue Name Generator Tips

Select 'Rogue' as profession to add appropriate professional titles like 'the Shadow' or 'the Ghost'

Combine alias names with skill-based descriptors for authentic rogue flavor

Use our Class Title Generator to create underworld affiliations based on your rogue's archetype

Generate multiple name options and select one that fits your character's specialty and personality

Consider your rogue's criminal background and guild connections when choosing names

Reference your signature skills or techniques for thematic naming inspiration

Mix and match alias names with professional titles to create unique rogue identities

Example Rogue Names

'Silent' Finnigan the Ghost

Halfling
Rogue
male
Source:Official D&D Example

Halfling master thief known for his ability to bypass any security system and vanish without a trace, leaving no evidence of his passing

'Raven' Isabella the Shadow

Human
Rogue
female
Source:Official D&D Example

Deadly contract killer who specializes in high-profile targets, using poison and disguise to eliminate threats without leaving witnesses

'Quickfingers' Lysander the Trickster

half-elf
Rogue
male
Source:Community Creation

Half-elf spell-thief who uses illusion magic to create distractions and mage hand to pick pockets from across the room

'Silver-Tongue' Genevieve the Mastermind

Human
Rogue
female
Source:Community Creation

Information broker and manipulator who runs a network of informants and can impersonate anyone after just a few minutes of observation

'Dashing' Raphael the Swashbuckler

Human
Rogue
male
Source:Official D&D Example

Charismatic pirate and duelist whose acrobatic swordplay and witty banter make him equally dangerous in a tavern brawl or noble's ballroom

'Eagle-Eye' Seraphina the Inquisitive

Elf
Rogue
female
Source:Community Creation

Elven detective who can read micro-expressions and detect lies with supernatural accuracy, solving crimes that baffle city guards

'Hawk' Theron the Scout

wood elf
Rogue
male
Source:Community Creation

Wood elf wilderness guide who can move through forests without leaving tracks and set deadly ambushes for pursuing enemies

'Whisper' Morwenna the Phantom

Tiefling
Rogue
female
Source:Community Creation

Tiefling touched by death who can communicate with spirits and temporarily manifest the skills of the recently deceased

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Rogue Class Features

Primary Ability

Dexterity

Hit Die

d8

Armor Proficiencies

  • Light Armor

Weapon Proficiencies

  • Simple Weapons
  • Hand Crossbows
  • Longswords
  • Rapiers
  • Shortswords

Rogue Naming Conventions

Name Structure: Alias + Professional title + Guild/Network affiliation

Cultural Background: Rogue names often reflect their shadowy professions, aliases, and underworld connections. Many rogues use multiple names - a public identity, criminal alias, and guild affiliation. Names often reference stealth, cunning, or their specialized skills, with many adopting animal names or shadow-related terms.

Common Prefixes

Male: Sil, Qui, Sha, Nim, Swift, Clever, Sly, Dark, Raven, Fox
Female: Qui, Sil, Sha, Swift, Clever, Sly, Raven, Fox, Night, Shadow

Common Suffixes

Male: -foot, -hand, -blade, -tongue, -eye, -whisper, -step, -cloak, -dagger, -lock
Female: -foot, -hand, -blade, -tongue, -eye, -whisper, -step, -cloak, -dagger, -lock
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Rogue Subclasses

Thief

Masters of burglary and stealth who excel at climbing, picking locks, disarming traps, and using magic items with exceptional speed and efficiency.

Assassin

Deadly killers who specialize in eliminating high-value targets, gaining disguise abilities, poison use, and devastating critical hits against surprised enemies.

Arcane Trickster

Rogues who blend stealth with arcane magic, using illusion and enchantment spells to enhance their thievery and combat capabilities.

Mastermind

Cunning manipulators and strategists who excel at gathering information, impersonating others, and coordinating allies in combat.

Swashbuckler

Charismatic duelists who combine acrobatic flair with precise swordplay, excelling in one-on-one combat and social situations.

Inquisitive

Perceptive investigators who can read body language and detect lies, making them excellent detectives and truth-seekers.

Scout

Wilderness specialists who excel at survival, tracking, and ambush tactics, serving as the party's eyes and ears in dangerous territory.

Phantom

Rogues touched by death who can communicate with spirits, temporarily learn skills from the dead, and deal necrotic damage to multiple targets.

Soulknife

Psionic rogues who manifest psychic blades and enhance their skills with mental power, making them virtually undetectable and highly versatile.

Cultural Insights

Aliases and Multiple Identities

Rogues often maintain multiple identities - a public name, criminal alias, and guild affiliation. These aliases serve as protection and professional branding, with many rogues becoming better known by their nicknames than their given names in underworld circles.

Underworld Culture and Guild Traditions

Rogue naming conventions are heavily influenced by criminal organizations, thieves' guilds, and shadow networks. Different guilds may have specific naming patterns, with members earning new names or titles based on their specialties and accomplishments within the organization.

Skill-Based and Animal-Inspired Names

Many rogues adopt names that reference their specialized skills (Quickfingers, Eagle-Eye, Silver-Tongue) or animal traits (Fox, Raven, Hawk, Wolf). These names serve as both description and reputation, instantly communicating the rogue's capabilities to those in the know.

Using Our Rogue Name Generator

Our specialized rogue name generator incorporates authentic underworld naming patterns, archetype influences, and D&D lore. For best results, consider your character's roguish archetype, criminal specialty, and guild affiliation when generating names.

Creating Memorable Rogue Characters

Combine our generated names with appropriate aliases and professional titles to create rich backstories. Consider how your rogue's name reflects their criminal specialty, signature techniques, or underworld reputation for deeper roleplaying immersion.

Roleplaying Your Barbarian

Your rogue's name should reflect their roguish archetype and criminal specialty

Consider creating both a public identity and a criminal alias for roleplaying depth

Use professional titles that describe your character's signature skills and reputation

Think about how different social circles might know your rogue by different names

Consider whether your rogue earned their name through notable heists or inherited underworld connections

Your name can hint at your backstory - were you guild-trained or self-taught in the criminal arts?

Remember that many rogues are known by their deeds and underworld reputation rather than personal name

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