Fantasy Organization Name Generator: A Name, a Cause and a Rumor

Fantasy Organization Name Generator: A Name, a Cause and a Rumor: 20 organization names

• OpeningHeralds of the
• SymbolRoofless Tower
• Kindbrotherhood of mountain hermits
• It wantsthe capital moved back to where it used to be
• Its signscratched on milestones along the roads it uses
• Outsiders sayit meets only when it rains

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1. Protectors of the Snuffed Wick, a silent order of gardeners. It wants the name of whoever betrayed it a century ago. Its sign is painted in one corner of the great map in the palace. Outsiders say the entrance test is one question, and the answer changes.
2. Heralds of the Early Frost, a harvest cult. It wants a holiday named for its founder. Its sign is laid out in white stones on a hillside above the pass. Outsiders say it always leaves a room tidier than it found it.
3. Watchers of the Daylight Star, a mounted order sworn to patrol the roads. It wants proof that a famous victory was really a draw. Its sign is laid out in white stones on a hillside above the pass. Outsiders say every ruling family has one cousin in it.
4. Unseen Order of the Shed Antler, a knightly order with a single castle. It wants the harvest roads kept clear of bandits and tolls alike. Its sign is hidden in the border of a well-known tapestry. Outsiders say it has a friend on every ship in the harbor.
5. Solemn Order of the Turning Tide, a loose fellowship of knights errant. It wants its one great mistake to stay buried. Its sign is formed by lanterns on a hill, one night a year. Outsiders say it meets in silence and argues by passing notes.
6. Watch of the Wrong Key, a band of tax rebels. It wants the next royal marriage to go the way it has planned. Its sign is burned into the lid of every box that leaves its hall. Outsiders say it began as a supper club and got out of hand.
7. Free Order of the Dug-In Heel, a band of landless knights. It wants the truth about its founding kept out of the histories. Its sign is pricked with a pin into the corner of every page it writes. Outsiders say it sends a gift to every coronation, and it is a warning.
8. Moot of the Unworn Laurel, a monastic brotherhood. It wants an old apology finally delivered to the right family. Its sign is traced on the table in spilled water and wiped away. Outsiders say it has never once voted; it waits until everyone agrees.
9. Defenders of the Following Wind, an adventurers' guild. It wants a very old debt repaid in full, with the interest. Its sign is burned into the lid of every box that leaves its hall. Outsiders say its founder is still alive and rather embarrassed by it.
10. Compact of the Low Horizon, a silent order of gardeners. It wants a feud ended that both sides have forgotten the cause of. Its sign is printed nowhere; members are expected to draw it from memory. Outsiders say it is far less powerful than it lets people believe.
11. Society of the Bowed Head, a moon cult. It wants a vanished village that still pays its taxes. Its sign is sung, somehow; members insist the tune has the same shape. Outsiders say the entrance test is one question, and the answer changes.
12. Seekers of the Struck Spark, a rebel band led by committee. It wants the forbidden shelf of the great library kept forbidden. Its sign is stitched inside the left cuff. Outsiders say it began as a supper club and got out of hand.
13. Orphans of the Stray Spark, a secret society of minor nobles. It wants the exiles allowed home and their houses given back. Its sign is traced on the table in spilled water and wiped away. Outsiders say the miller, the judge and the ferryman all belong.
14. Household of the Unfinished Tower, a town council with grand ideas. It wants a ransom paid for someone the kingdom gave up on. Its sign is drawn in the margin of a letter, where a blot might go. Outsiders say it still obeys its first orders, which make no sense now.
15. Orphans of the Mislaid Scepter, a council of nine seats. It wants every unjust sentence of the last reign struck out. Its sign is scratched in the dirt with a heel whenever two members meet. Outsiders say it writes the prophecies that other people find.
16. Choir of the Hilltop Cairn, a ruling council. It wants the old songs sung again in the old places. Its sign is carved under the table it meets at. Outsiders say its hall is rented, and the landlord has no idea.
17. Sentinels of the Half-Open Eye, a secret society older than the city. It wants the old border stones left exactly where they stand. Its sign is carved into a chess piece carried in place of a letter. Outsiders say it knew about the flood a week before the river did.
18. Inheritors of the Buried Root, a ruling council. It wants every unjust sentence of the last reign struck out. Its sign is embroidered on a handkerchief and shown by dropping it. Outsiders say its founding oath is one line, and nobody agrees on it.
19. Keepers of the Horned Beetle, a rebel band led by committee. It wants the old name of the city never spoken aloud again. Its sign is carved under the table it meets at. Outsiders say it meets only when it rains.
20. Gathering of the Cold Cinder, a cult of a sleeping giant. It wants the statue in the square turned back to face the right way. Its sign is pressed into a disc of sealing wax carried in the purse. Outsiders say it recruits only people who have turned it down once.