A good name for a fantasy medieval town for a story?

Question

As with the Inn question, I am writing a medieval fantasy story.

I am trying to think of the good name for the main town of the story where the inn is?

The town is small, but still has the castle of the Baron.

Answer 1

Just keep it simple. No one will be impressed with a lengthy, hard to pronounce name. Take a town you already know or look at a map (there are plenty of unique names to choose from). Add something to it if you have to like, burg, town, ton, glen, grove, valley, etc. Theres really no need to over think this.

Answer 2

Very vague question! Sorry I missed the "Inn question." But more info would be helpful.
western Euorpean -- Talmelda or Talmelstein
eastern European -- Kalismir or Volkulstok
Asian -- Near East-- Remdija
Far East -- Yulungzee
decidedly English -- Rulsbek or Brinkleham
decidely Spanish -- Relspedo
Sorry just brainstorming here!
Is there a river nearby??
Baron's name??
God you could go any which way you wanted!
Good luck on the story!

Answer 3

West Ardonia

Bolden Glen

Bryndon

Answer 4

Rivendar, Dalaran, Elwynn, Bruta, anvil, delenara

Answer 5

Candlemere (if it's near a swamp)

Baysham (if it's near the sea)

Baldstable (on a hillock near a plain)

Quillsford (by a river frequented by swans)

Answer 6

Arian, Daanu, Narivith, Kainver, Hastecel, baraga, Bainto,
Feritha, Dabiso, Ooglian, Takso, Varsintia,Varsintina,
Gaitelin, yeafai , or maybe Dan.

Please reply if you like any of these!
Thank you!

PS. I like to tell stories too , so i know how you feel...

Answer 7

TODDSVILLE
and the name of the Inn should be:
INN OF THE TODD

Answer 8

Larache.

Answer 9

I named my town on banished "DragonFire Forge" :D

Answer 10

Dogford
Dogfield
Dogberg
Dogwich
Dogton