Unless good names pop up naturally, I rely on tools for inspiration. There are a bunch of sites for roleplay character name creators you can easily google. ChatGPT also gives you some insightful names when you describe the character. Another tip for naming villains. You can look up your spam email folder. You will find lots of fake names you can safely pick without hurting anyone's feelings.

Many (MMO)RPGs, including Ultima, Diablo, and WoW are inheriting the universe and game mechanics of D&D, such as classes, HP, and stat-based combat systems. So, most of them will be somehow backward compatible with their original game format.
But, I personally will be much more excited if some classic adventure games like Monkey Island (by Lucas Film) or historic simulation games like Uncharted Waters (by KOEI) can be ported to a tabletop game.

Many (MMO)RPGs, including Ultima, Diablo, and WoW are inheriting the universe and game mechanics of D&D, such as classes, HP, and stat-based combat systems. So, most of them will be somehow backward compatible with their original game format.
But, I personally will be much more excited if some classic adventure games like Monkey Island (by Lucas Film) or historic simulation games like Uncharted Waters (by KOEI) can be ported to a tabletop game.

Unless good names pop up naturally, I rely on tools for inspiration. There are a bunch of sites for roleplay character name creators you can easily google. ChatGPT also gives you some insightful names when you describe the character. Another tip for naming villains. You can look up your spam email folder. You will find lots of fake names you can safely pick without hurting anyone's feelings.