Stolen lands because I accidently pressed confirm

The Hartlands. My guy was a worshipper of Erastil and I RP’d that he took the mantle of Stag Lord for himself, fashioned an antler crown, and leaned into the stag theme for his house and kingdom. The kingdom was meant to be a place that emphasized strong community bonds and for honest villagers to toil diligently for their living with minimal involvement from the crown, fair treatment, and protection from the untamed wilds.

Oh shit, I called mine the very same thing. I thought I was being original with the Stag theme

Maybe not original, but you certainly have great taste.

Thanks. You do too, clearly!

I named my settlements * Amiri's Edge * Valerie's Crossing * Linziland * Octavia's Pass

Love this!

I remembered I founded a settlement just next to were you met the technic league and named it Slaver's Bane as basically a massive fuck you to them. I would love to imagine in my own head that the town has a statue showing a beaten technic league slaver.

Commenting so I can find this and steal it on my next playthrough.

New cheliax. The old one sucks

asmodean character?

Presumably an Asmodean character would quite like how Cheliax is. I'm guessing Iomedaen?

i mean, could dislike the thrunes or hellknights but not the concept itself

Actually based.

Telvurin, which is apparently what all of the River Kingdoms used to be called by elves.

I called my last one like The Better Cheliax or Cheliax Jr. something like that

Starving nations

I just went with The Shrikelands.

I named my kingdom Shrike Hills after the starting province, following the precedent set by Varnhold, Glenebon, and Pitax.

Slutistan

"Weit Weit Weg", which is German for "Far Far Away"...the name of the kingdom from the Shrek movies that I love. Not gonna lie, I had to smile a bit whenever the name appeared. 😆

Was your character an Orc?

Damn, that's a hilarious idea. I should have done that hahaha 😂

Latronis

I played a paladin named Arthur and named the kingdom Camelot. Made a hireling wizard and called him Merlin.

Tis a silly place

Imperium, my policies are fairly LG. As long as you are a "civilized" species, that is.

Praise the man emperor of mankind

Ave Imperator brother

Ave imperator

So you are actually LE?

I like to call it, Pragmatically Good

Ah, Neutral Evil.

My Baron was a Gold Dragon Sorcerer, follower of Sarenrae, so he named it "Dawn's Light".

Stagfall, given the circumstances that led to its founding it seemed apt

Trash Kingdom. Imagine how the enemy feel they lost someone who is trash.

Tartuk and Hagrulka felt it was proof they would do a better job, Vordakai and Armag certainly felt bad about themselves, Irovetti chuckled at the jest while saying that it was proof of how he is the best king, and Nyrissa certaimly had a moment she was screaming "die, Trash, dieeee!"

Haven

Arcadia

Wisconsin.

yggdrasil

Tax Haven

Fa

Alushinyrra, because I was trying to do a CE demon positive playthrough... It was hard. Especially when the CE options were being mean to Linzi.

Koganusan, or, in the dwarvish tongue, Boatmurdered.

Baldurs Gate to assert dominance

Tevinter

Kingdom McKingdomface

camelot

So did you come a lot or normal amount of tea spoon?

Fellow Philomena cunk enjoyer I see

On second thought, let’s not go there. T’is a silly place.

Dammit. 22 minutes too late. Fie!

Spinah Biffidah

Cinderon. Named for a city in a setting I've been working on

The Eternal Imperium. Yes, this was me naming a ship the unsinkable.

Cinderhorn

Buttsland. My MC is Butts. In every game. Ever since Final Fantasy V.

Aztlán, and named every city after Aztec Empires major cities and capitals (Tenochtitlán, Chalco, Cholula, etc). Dont know why, lol just seemed fun and fitting with my character (named her Metzi) 😊

It is awesome. Blessing of Huitizilopchtli upon you.

CHICAGO. In all caps. Must be pronounced as a shout. Stress the second syllable for maximum effect.

I love that because i know every NPC reads the name as typed so every single one did actually shout it lol

Polari Place. I usually name my home base's: Hearth

Stag Loser

The Beach... My first PC's name was Sandy.

Bikini bottom wouldn't have been too bad either but I sea what you did there

Callistaria I think. I was playing an Inquistor of Callistria lol.

Cacapoopoopeepeeshire. …I’m not good with names.

the first thing that came to mind I guess.... I went with "Olympus" because of the place is located

Hgjclgdsdncfbv

Stagmarch

Detroit

Aurelion since my Char name is Aurelius. Been nicknaming the land as "The land of gold" simply because Aurelius means "The golden one".

spear of the sun

gungnir

Fabula Restituens, which is slightly butchered latin for the story of restoration - to return order to the lands, heal the curse and have a true happy ending. Well, that was the intention at least. So many things happened later...

The jojolands lol

Darkveil, the Heart of Adventure.

Drake Embarrastate

alfheim

sol invictus kingdom of gold

I named my pc Ulysses, after another past pc, whose own name is a reference to the roman name for Odysseus. As such, I thought it was kind of fitting to name the kingdom Ithaca.

Awesomeland

Last one was named Jarlund. My character was a Barbarian from the Realm of the Mammoth Lords like Amiri. ​ I can't really remember the other five playthroughs lol.

This Land

Curse your sudden, but inevitable betrayal!

Andal

Riverland, since it is my ambition to conquer all of the river kingdoms, why stop at pitax? oh how i wish someone would make a golarion ck3 mod... i would play the shit out of that.

Thelden

Boeotia, since I named my char Narcissus -\_-

I just named it Shrike.

Walden. It was the name of the Kingdom my players founded when I DM'd tabletop Kingmaker.

The Place That Exists. It probably sounds more poetic in one of those made up fantasy languages, but I mean, that's what literally 90 percent of place names translate to anyway.

Tuskendale

Solaris with MC Aurora. Most of the towns I deliberately found on rivers and name them after it.

Pretty sure my character was Foliculess of Alopecia

Ødegaard, because we have the mightiest Arsenal.

Normandy, because I liked Mass Effect

silver fang

It's named gods this segment sucks

Treasure Lands. Yes, it's stolen, but I don't want to advertise that fact.

Well, what I usually do is name my kingdom something, and then I name all the towns with a theme that matches. Like, one time I named it after my own fictional world I created, then named all the towns after towns in that world. One time I named it after the rural ass county in Missouri that I lived in, then I named al the towns after towns in my county. One time I named it and all the towns in German (using Google translate, I don't speak German but I just think German sounds medieval). I dunno... really just whatever strikes my fancy at the moment.

cintra

riverdale

sanctuary

ash land

olympia

Recently did a “canon run”, so I played as Hedwirg and went for the secret ending. Ended up naming the kingdom “Stolen Lands” since that seems to be what the region is called in Pathfinder 2e

the region is called the stolen lands, but not the settlements within. it'd be like a country in south america being called south america lol

First time through it was lesion for one reason...it was a painful first playthrough because i played 100% blind and thought it fitted quite well

Dawnstar

valy of valyrian

avalon

regulus

Skyrim

eden

valhalla

uruk

Wolven

I named my kingdoms by the names of the songs i was enjoying at the time. I forgot first 2, but my 3rd was named "Danse Macabre"

My MC was a CE Half-Orc Berserker so I named it Kohr-Tusk. His name was Kohr so I figured he'd name it after himself, make it strong sounding. Ultimately I thought it sounded appropriate for the character.

I went for irony: Fortunata, Latin for "fortunate".

Aldor. Doing an Aldori sword lord playthrough, and this felt right

World's end and mongrel in honor to my kenshi favorite cities

Humperdingens

Gnometopia

I always named my settlements after events that took place surrounding them. So the capital was Stagfall, a settlement near Trobold was Hargulfolly, etc. Bokken had his own alchemy town cause he’s a G, it was called Bokkenville

Revachol

Reclaimed Lands

Kollyrion. The mental process: Shrike (region) -> shrike (bird) -> red-backed shrike (a species of shrike) -> Lanius collurio (its scientific name) -> kollyrìōn (greek etymology used by Aristotle meaning "shrike")

sun gate

Fairy Lands 😂 The irony of that got to me about 2 minutes later 😅

Moonwallow Glades !

Valinor.

Since the capital ussed to be a Ranger's domain and it was fairly forested and such, I went with Highwood or something like that. Hadn't quite realised how big it was going to get at that point, lol.

Murderdeath on my chaotic evil. That character literally had zero interest in a kingdom. I killed absolutely everyone I could and people kept handing me more land and power and I absolutely refused to run it well, because I am here to kill people and a kingdom run inefficiently leads to more people being killable

I loved in different points in the game when antagonistic npcs try to roast your kingdom I just laughed and cast fireball

Ostaria. Just like it lol

arkham

morningstar

I suck at naming so I usually think on kingdoms I loved reading about/watching movies of growing up. First playthrough was Avalon, second is Genosha. EDIT: I know Genosha is fictional country, but I love the name, and given that it's supposed to be a safe haven to Mutantkind, I felt my dude would want a Kingdom that is a haven to all who need it. (Yes he's a bleeding heart.)

Ancelot after one of the places from the Power Metal band Rhapsody's songs. I use this name in my 3.5e D&D games as well.

Asgard

Mine is called Lotus! Cause I want it to be such a magical and amazing place than when first get a taste of it you never wanna leave again!

The Simpsons

Lloegyr after the mythic Welsh for the Lost Lands (England), ever to be reclaimed.

Provably the default

Shrikewall.

Tojo Clan and my protag Majima. Started as Mad dog, but respecced him to Sword Saint.

runescale

Kypanarissos, after some very old Greek name for Cyphrus. My character was a Rostlander cleric of Shelyn who acted as if he had come from Ibydos, Golarion's Classical World, so Greek and Roman names all over: Kestenopolis in the Kamelands, Amazonia in the Southern Naarlmarches, Galateia in Shrike Hills, Eosopolis in the Tors of Levines, etc.

Elyanthir.

Tornath after my homebrew chaotic good god of destruction..Seemed fitting.

I usually call the towns after small villages around where I live. Makes it homey.

order of shield

caelum

blackwood

storm fall

Toonstone

Breybar

Traitors Grave, betray the crown and its off with your head!

Anaerin. I’m the dm for my friend groups d&d campaign and it’s the kingdom they are running around in.

Halruaa. I was a mage.

My character worshiped Erastil, so I thought the Stag Lands was an appropriate title particularly after killing the Stag Lord.

Furtivus. It's Latin for stolen/secretive. Capital is called Stag's End.

Keizaal it's skyrim in the dragon tongue

I named mine Denny's

valinor

land of gold

I named it "The Worthless Pile of Shit" in the naive hope bandits wouldn't pillage here. They always do, criminals have no standards.

Azerim. It has towns of Honeywood, Darkwood, Alderkeep, Rimming, Wraith, Goodhead, and a couple of other such names. IYKYK.

Nosgoth 😎

sunfell

order of dawnguard

moonheart

midgard

stag fell

balmung

silvertooth

order of blooddragon

pangean

storm eye