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Troll Name Generator - RuneScape

Generate troll names for RuneScape — the brutish, boulder-throwing inhabitants of Trollheim and the Troll Country. RuneScape trolls have one of the most unique naming conventions in all of fantasy: they are named after the first thing they eat. A troll who ate a boot becomes "A Boot". A troll who ate a banana becomes "Banana". The iconic My Arm, whose name needs no explanation, is a fan favourite. This naming tradition is explored in quests like Troll Stronghold, My Arm's Big Adventure, and Death Plateau. Troll names in this generator come from two pools: the first draws from objects, food, and items a troll might encounter and eat — boots, cabbages, cannonballs, and stranger things. The second pool draws from the sounds trolls might make before they learned to speak properly — Aaaaah, Boom, Squeak, Grr. The result is a mix of endearingly mundane and amusingly absurd names that perfectly capture the simplistic, loveable nature of Gielinor's least sophisticated race. Perfect for RuneScape troll characters, Trollheim and Troll Country content, My Arm's Big Adventure fan fiction, and any fantasy project that needs names for a race who never quite mastered the art of naming.

Troll Name - RuneScape

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Pumpkin
Shoo
Crow
Rake

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About the Troll Name Generator - RuneScape

The RuneScape Troll Name Generator creates authentic troll names based on the beloved naming convention from the game: RuneScape trolls are named after the first thing they eat. A troll who ate a boot becomes "A Boot". A troll who ate a banana becomes "Banana". The famous My Arm — whose name requires no explanation — has become one of RuneScape's most beloved NPCs.

This generator draws from two pools: objects and food items (boots, cabbages, cannonballs, shark, dwarf beard, gnomeball) that a troll might encounter and eat, and sounds and exclamations (Aaaaah, Boom, Squeak, Grr) representing things trolls might have "eaten" in a more metaphorical sense — or simply the noises they made before learning to name themselves properly.

The results capture the endearing absurdity of troll society: names like "Broken Bowl", "Monkey Nuts", "Burnt Shrimp", and "My Homework" reflect the troll tradition of naming yourself for the first thing you ever tasted, however mundane or bizarre that thing might be.

RuneScape Troll Lore

Trollheim and Troll Country

Trolls inhabit the harsh mountainous region of Trollheim, north of the Gnome Stronghold and accessible via the Death Plateau or Fremennik Province. Their society is loosely organised around the Troll Stronghold, a fortress hewn directly into the mountain, ruled by various troll chieftains. Trolls are formidable fighters — large, powerful, and capable of throwing boulders — but their culture is less sophisticated than most Gielinor races, and they are often presented as brutish but not entirely without personality.

My Arm and Beloved Troll Characters

My Arm is RuneScape's most famous troll — an unusual individual obsessed with cooking who features in My Arm's Big Adventure (2006) and subsequent quests. His name perfectly illustrates the naming tradition: he ate his own arm as a baby. Despite being a troll, My Arm shows genuine character development across his quest series, learning to grow goutweed on rooftops, befriending the player, and becoming one of the game's most memorable NPCs. He represents the best of RuneScape's comedy writing.

Other notable named trolls include Pee Hat, Bad Foot, and Berry — all named for their first meal. The naming convention creates immediate personality from a single word, making even minor troll NPCs instantly memorable. Players have speculated for years about what some troll names might imply about their first meal, generating considerable community humour.

How to Use These Names

  • Name troll NPCs for RuneScape fan fiction set in Trollheim or the Death Plateau
  • Create memorable troll characters with instantly characterful first-meal names
  • Name troll warriors, chieftains, or village members for tabletop campaigns
  • Generate troll characters for RuneScape-inspired fantasy settings
  • Build a troll community with diverse names reflecting their varied first meals
  • Use sound-names (Boom, Honk, Squeak) for younger or more unusual troll characters

The Troll Naming Tradition

The troll naming tradition — being named for the first thing you eat — is one of RuneScape's most creative and consistent world-building details. It creates a society where every member's name tells a story, even if that story is "I ate a boot as a baby." The system works because trolls apparently eat almost anything, meaning names can range from the prosaic (Salmon, Cheese) to the bizarre (My Homework, Two Chains) to the genuinely alarming (My Dad).

The generator includes object names from over 250 possible food items, tools, creatures, and random objects, plus approximately 170 sound effects and exclamations. This gives trolls a naming pool that matches their indiscriminate appetite. Whether your troll ate a sophisticated "Crystal" or a humble "Burnt Shrimp", their name will be authentically RuneScape.

RuneScape Overview

RuneScape is Jagex's long-running MMORPG, celebrating over two decades of gameplay since 2001. Trolls have been part of the game since early content, with Trollheim accessible after the Death Plateau quest. The troll naming convention is one of the game's most beloved creative quirks, beloved by the community for producing names that range from completely mundane to hilariously specific.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this generator free to use? +
Yes, completely free for RuneScape fan fiction, tabletop campaigns, game design, or any creative project.
Where do trolls live in RuneScape? +
Trolls primarily inhabit Trollheim — a mountainous region north of the Gnome Stronghold, accessible via the Death Plateau quest. The Troll Stronghold is their main fortress, carved directly into the mountain. Trolls also appear in the Fremennik Province area and at Death Plateau itself. They feature in several quest series including Death Plateau, Troll Stronghold, My Arm's Big Adventure, and Troll Romance.
Who is My Arm, RuneScape's most famous troll? +
My Arm is a troll NPC who appears in the quest My Arm's Big Adventure (2006) and several follow-up quests. He's obsessed with cooking and learning to grow goutweed on the Troll Stronghold rooftop. His name perfectly illustrates the troll naming convention — he ate his own arm as a baby. Despite being a troll, My Arm has genuine character development and is considered one of RuneScape's most beloved NPCs.
How do RuneScape trolls get their names? +
RuneScape trolls are named after the first thing they eat as babies. This is established troll lore — a troll who ate a boot becomes "A Boot", a troll who ate a banana becomes "Banana", and a troll who ate their own arm becomes the beloved My Arm. The tradition produces names ranging from mundane food items to random objects, creating instant personality from a single word.
Can I use sound-effect names for trolls? +
Yes! The generator includes a pool of sounds and exclamations (Boom, Honk, Squeak, Zzzzz) as troll names. These represent trolls who may have "eaten" something that only made a sound, or more humorously, trolls who named themselves for the first sound they made. They're especially fitting for young trolls or those with unusual early experiences.