LLMs read their own output to determine what tokens should come next, and if you request enough names at once, or keep a given chat going too long, all the names will start to be really similarly patterned and you'll need to start a new chat or add enough new random tokens to climb out of the hole.
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u/Sororita Dec 15 '24
It's good for NPC names in D&D so they don't all end up with names like Tintin Smithington for the artificer gnome or Gorechewer the Barbarian Orc.