Here I present to you a d200 table of Finnish/Finnic “pagan” proper names, drawn from various historical sources. Some of these names still remain in usage today, with the bulk of them dating from approximately 5000 BCE to 1300 CE.
Personally I use the table for PCs/NPCs in my DCC RPG campaign set in a fantasy version of Iron Age Fennoscandia.
Cheerio,
MM
PS. A fan recently made a web app which generates names from the above list, check it out through this link. And thank you Toni Lappalainen!
Table – Pre-Christian Finnish Names
Illustration: P-L Lehtosalo-Hilander
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