Eldoria. It gives off a very magical and ancient feel, perfect for a high - fantasy story.
Mysthaven. This name implies a place full of mystery and secrets, which could be a great setting for a fantasy adventure where the characters are constantly uncovering new things.
In a fantasy world, 'Crystalhaven' could be a town where precious crystals are found in abundance. It has a sort of ethereal and magical quality. 'Mystic Grove' is also a great name. It makes you think of a grove filled with magic, perhaps with strange plants and mysterious creatures. And 'Starfall' could be a town that was founded when a star fell from the sky, giving it a very special and otherworldly origin.
Some unique city names for fantasy stories include Eldorado. It has long been associated with a mythical city of gold, so it has that allure of the unknown and the valuable. Then there's Shambhala, which is often thought of as a spiritual or utopian city in some Asian traditions. Using such names can bring a sense of wonder and mystery to your fantasy story. And don't forget to play with language. You could create names like 'Glimmerglade' or 'Mysticvale' which have a very fantasy - like feel.
A 'Moon - wyrm' could be a great name for a large, serpent - like creature that has a connection to the moon. Another one is 'Star - sprite', which is perfect for a small, magical being that flits around like a fairy but is associated with the stars.
Avaloria. It has a magical and otherworldly feel, perfect for a fantasy town. Another one could be 'Mysthaven', which gives the impression of a place full of secrets and mystery. And 'Eldertown' is great for a town where old and wise beings live.
Some unique village names for a fantasy story could be 'Frostbourne'. It gives the impression of a cold, perhaps enchanted place. 'Starfall Village' is another one. It makes you think of a village where stars might fall, which could be part of some magical event or prophecy in the story. And 'Dragonspire' is a great name too. It implies that there might be dragons in the area or that the village has some connection to dragons, like a spire that is important to them.
One unique name is Vespera. It means evening, and a girl named Vespera could be a creature of the night, with powers that are only active after sunset. There's also Fable. This name is really interesting as it directly relates to the idea of stories, so in a fantasy story, a girl named Fable could be a storyteller who weaves magic with her words. Another is Nyx, named after the Greek goddess of the night. A girl named Nyx could bring the mystery and power of the night into the fantasy world.
For unique first names, you could use 'Zephyr' which means a gentle breeze, it gives a sense of lightness and airiness to the character. As for last names, 'Moonshadow' is quite unique. It creates an image of something mysterious and related to the night. Another unique first name could be 'Lyra' which is associated with music and harmony.
Lunaire. It gives the impression of something related to the moon, which is often associated with magic and mystery in fantasy. Also, Zephyron. It has a windy, airy feel, like a spirit or a magical being that moves with the wind.
Some unique names could be 'Eldertide', which gives a sense of an ancient time related to tides. Another one is 'Astralwyrm', combining the astral (related to the stars) and a wyrm (a type of dragon - like creature). 'Frostmourn' also sounds very unique and can be associated with a cold and perhaps cursed object in the fantasy world.
Eldric. This name has a very magical and otherworldly feel, making it perfect for a wizard or a powerful mage in a fantasy story. Another is Thorne. It gives the impression of a tough and prickly character, perhaps a warrior from a dark forest realm. And then there's Lyric. It's a more modern - sounding name but can be used for a bard - like character in a fantasy world who weaves magic with his words.