What are some interesting fake mountain names for a story that has a fantasy theme?

The Dream Bridge. This bridge exists in a hazy, dream - like state. Those who cross it might enter into a world of their own dreams or be able to access the collective unconscious of all the characters in the story. It could be a very fluid and ever - changing bridge, with different scenes from dreams appearing on it as one walks across.

Sure. How about 'Mount Glimmer', 'Peak of Whispering Winds', 'Mount Mysterium'.

You could use 'Moonbeam University'. It has a kind of otherworldly and dreamy feel. Another one is 'Glimmer Grove College', which makes you think of a beautiful, maybe slightly enchanted place.

Crystal Shimmer Lake. It sounds like a lake with clear, sparkling water that might have magical properties. The 'crystal' in the name gives the idea of purity and the'shimmer' implies something special about its appearance.

One could be 'Mystic Valley School'. Another is 'Shadowbrook High'. And also 'Fogwood Academy'.

One could be 'Tears in the Rain'. It gives a very melancholic feeling, as rain often symbolizes sadness and the tears add to that sense of sorrow.

One characteristic is that they are designed to be interesting and engaging. Rainbow Ridge College, for instance, with 'rainbow' in the name, is likely to draw the reader's attention and make them curious about what the college is like. Another aspect is that they can be used to create a certain mood. Shadowbrook College has a somewhat shadowy and brooding feel, which can be used to build tension or mystery in a story. And these names can also be used to differentiate the college from real - world institutions, allowing for more creative freedom in the story.

Some great fake names for a story might be Oliver Green. It has a natural and down - to - earth vibe. Charlotte Moon is another one. The word 'Moon' adds a touch of dreaminess and mystery to the name. And let's not forget Daniel Firebrand. The name 'Firebrand' gives the impression of someone who is passionate and a bit of a rebel.

Smithson. It's simple and common - sounding, which can be great for a character who is meant to blend in. Another one could be Blackwood. It has a bit of a mysterious and old - fashioned feel to it. And also, Thorne is a good option as it gives an impression of someone who might be a bit prickly or tough.

Luna and Orion. Luna is often associated with the moon, which gives it a dreamy and magical quality. Orion is a constellation name, which is perfect for a story set in a fantasy world. They could be celestial beings, like an elf and a fairy, exploring different realms of the magical universe and protecting it from evil entities.