:::Ready to Use Ship Names:::

Abomination
Acid Touch
Acrid (Bitterly pungent taste or smell)
Acropolis (A citadel height overlooking a Greek city)
Admonisher (To scold, to urge duty)
Admonitor (To punish by reprimand)
Aggressor
Agony of Defeat
Ajax (The son of Telamon of Salamis and a warrior of great stature and prowess who fought against Troy)
Alligator
Anaconda
Annihilator
Anubis (Egyptian - Protector of the dead)
Anvil
Apocalypse
Apprehension (Fearful or uneasy anticipation of the future)
Arbalest (A type of crossbow)
Arbiter (A person who has absolute power to judge others)
Archeron (A river in Hades, which Charon ferried the souls of the dead)
Ardent (Vehement; fierce; intensely devoted)
Ares (God of War)
Argus (A giant with 100 eyes who was made guardian of Io and was later slain by Hermes)
Ariel (Lion of God)
Armageddon
Arquebus ("Hook Gun" - an early era firearm)
Assailer
Athena (Goddess of War, Justice and Skill)
Audacious (Extremely bold or daring)
Badger
Ballista
Bane of Existence
Banshee
Bardiche (Long Poleaxe - type of Polearm)
Barracuda
Basilisk (A creature, described as a serpent or dragon that kills by its breath or look)
Battle Axe
Battlecrab
Bayonet
Berserker (A Nordic warrior who fought in a frenzied rage)
Billhook (Type of polearm)
Black Lance
Blazing Fist
Blood Lust
Bolo (A large, heavy, single-edged knife originating from the Philippines)
Bricole (A type of portable trebuchet with a split counterweight)
Brimstone (Damnation to hell)
Broadsword
Callous (Insensitive; indifferent; unsympathetic)
Carnage
cataclysmic
Cataphract (A form of heavy cavalry)
Centurion (Officer rank in the Roman Army)
Cerberus (A three-headed dog that guarded the entrance to Hades)
Chakram (Flat metal ring with sharp outer edge, throwing weapon)
Chauve-Souris (A form of couseque with large angular side blades somewhat resembling a bat's wings)
Charon (The ferryman who conveyed the dead to Hades over the river Styx)
Cheetah
Citadel
Claw
Claymore (2 Handed Sword)
Cobra
Colossus (A person or thing that is unusually large and powerful)
Condor
Consternation (A sudden, alarming amazement or dread that results in utter confusion; dismay)
Conqueror
Cossack (Russia - an elite corps of horsemen, especially during czarist times)
Courger
Courageous
Coyote
Crimson Tide
Crippler
Crocodile
Cruel Predicament
Curse
Cutlass
Cyclone
Cyclops
Dagger
Daring
Dauntless (Fearless)
Death Stalker
Deathwalker
Decimator
Deimos (God of Fear/Terror)
Demolisher
Demon
Desolate
Diablo
Discord (Strife or dispute between individuals or objects)
Distain
Dragon
Dragoon
Drave (To expel by force)
Eagle
Eliminator
Eradicator
Eris (Greek goddess of chaos and strife)
Estoc (A French longsword whose focus was defeating chain mail or plate armour)
Executioner
Exterminator
Falanga (A form of torture where the soles of the feet are beaten)
Falcata (Type of sword)
Falcon
Falx (A curved 2-handed sword)
Fang
Fearless
Festering Wound
Fiend (Any evil spirit or a cruel person)
Fiendish
Flail (Weights/mace heads attached to a handle by hinge or chain)
Forlorn (Feeling of Hopelessness)
Formidable
Furious
Fury
Gallant
Gargoyle
Gauntlet
Ghastly Demise
Ghoul
Gladius (Type of Roman sword)
Glaive (Like a knife at end of pole - type of Polearm)
Glorious
Gnarl
Goblin
Goliath
Griffon
Hades (God of Underworld)
Halberd (Axe on a pole, spear combination)
Hammerhead
Harbinger (Foreshadowing a future event)
Harpoon
Havoc
Hawk
Hector (To intimidate or dominate in a blustering way)
Hellion (A troublesome man)
Hermes (God of commerce, invention, cunning, and theft; served as messenger, scribe, and herald for the other gods)
Hoplite (Heavy Infantry of ancient Greece that carried long spears)
Hornet
Hussar (A type of cavalry)
Hyperion (Titan God of Light)
Iconoclast
Illustrious
Immortal
Implacable (Unbending, merciless)
Impulsives
Indefatigable (Never yielding to exhaustion)
Indiscriminate
Indomitable
Indra (God of Weather and War)
Inexorable (Unyielding, unrelenting)
Inferno
Iniquitous
Intrepid
Jaguar
Javelin
Jian (A Chinese double-edged straight sword)
Juggernaut
Kali (Hindu Goddess of time and of the transformation that is death / dissolution and destruction / Power)
Kama (Japanese sickle that was also wielded as a weapon)
Khukuri (Knife used by Gurkas)
Koncerz (A very long, heavy Polish cavalry sword that is intended to pierce its target)
Kusari-gama (A Japanese equivalent of a scythe with a chained heavy iron weight)
Lamprey
Ladon (A hundred-headed dragon who guards the garden of the Hesperides)
Leviathan (A Sea Monster)
Legate (Officer rank in the Roman Army)
Leopard
Lochaber Axe (Like a poleaxe, but also includes a hook)
Lion
Lioness
Lightning
Lucerne Hammer (Warhammer like weapon, with a 4 pronged head, spike in reverse and on top, mounted on pole) 
Lynx
Mace
Machete
Maelstrom
Malice
Mangonel (A type of catapult)
Manticore (A legendary monster having the head of a man, body of a lion, and tail of a dragon or scorpion)
Maul
Mauler
Menace
Merciless
Miasma (A deathlike influence)
Minotaur
Mongoose
Morning Star (Spiked mace)
Morrigan (Celtic - Goddess of battle, strife)
Naginata
Necropolis (City of the Dead)
Nemesis (Goddess of divine justice and vengeance)
Night Crawler
Nightmare
Nike (Goddess of victory)
Nullifier
Obelisk
Obliterator
Oblivion
Obsidian
Odin (The Norse god of wisdom, war, art, culture, the dead, and the supreme deity and creator of the universe).
Ogre
Onager (A type of catapult)
Onslaught
Osiris (Egyptian God of the underworld)
Otter
Paladin
Pandora (Pandora's Box)
Panther
Peril (Danger, hazard)
Perilous (Involving great risk)
Pernicious (Causing insidious ruin)
Persecutor
Persephone (Goddess of the Underworld)
Perun (God of Thunder and Lightening)
Phaeton (Son of Helios, guides his father's sun-chariot across the sky)
Pike
Pilum (Roman - weighted Javelin)
Piranah
Polearm
Pollaxe
Poltergeist
Poseidon (The god of the waters, earthquakes, and horses, and brother of Zeus)
Praetorian (A soldier of the Praetorian Guard)
Predator
Predicament
Prometheus (A Titan who stole fire from Olympus and gave it to humankind)
Provenance (Place of Origin)
Provocator
Pulverizer
Puma (Type of Couger)
Ragnarok (Norse myth, the last battle of the world, where gods and men will be destroyed by monsters and darkness)
Raptor
Ravage
Ravager
Razor
Reckoning
Redoubtable
Relentless
Renown
Reprisal
Repulse
Resolute
Resolve
Retribution
Revenge
Rival
Ronin (A feudal samurai who had renounced his clan or been discharged and had become a wanderer without a lord; an outcast)
Ruthless
Saber
Sakhmet (Egyptian - Goddess of war and divine vengeance)
Sanjiegun (3 sectional staff - all parts connected via role or chain)
Sansetsukon (3 sectional staff - all parts connected via role or chain)
Savage
Scalpel
Scimitar
Scorpio
Scourge
Scylla (A female sea monster who lived in a cave opposite Charybdis and devoured sailors)
Scythe
Sentinel
Serpent
Seth (Egyptian God of Chaos)
Shark
Shiva (Hindu God of destruction)
Shogun (Historical Japanese military title)
Shrike (A carnivorous oscine bird)
Shuriken (Throwing/Ninja Star)
Sickle
Slayer
Spartan (Brave; undaunted)
Spatha (Roman Cavalry Sword - Type of Straight Sword)
Spear
Spike
Spiteful
Stinger
Stingray
Stoic (A person who is seemingly indifferent to joy, grief, pleasure, or pain)
Stout (Dauntless or resolute)
Strident (Dreadfully loud and harsh)
Styx (A river in the underworld, over which the souls of the dead were ferried by Charon)
Subjugator
Sword
Sword of Damocles (Idiom which means, any situation threatening imminent doom)
Talon
Talwar (A type of sword found in medieval India)
Tartarus (An infernal region; hell)
Terminator
Terror
Thunder
Thunderbolt
Tiger
Titan
Tomahawk
Torch
Trebuchet
Tribune (Officer rank in the Roman Army)
Triton (A god of the sea, son of Poseidon and Amphitrite)
Truncheon (A heavy club)
Tsunami
Typhoeus (Monster with a terrifying voice and 100 dragon heads that spurted fire)
Typon (Greek Mythology - a monster with a hundred heads who breathed out flames)
Tyrannic
Tyrant
Undaunted
Undertaker
Underworld
Unpropitious (Unfavorable)
Valiant
Valkyrie (Any of Odin's handmaidens who guided the souls of slain warriors to Valhalla)
Valor
Vanguard
Vanquisher
Vapid (Lacking life, spirit or sharpness)
Vehement (Intense Anger)
Vega
Vengeance
Vengeful
Venom
Vicious
Victorious
Vigilant
Vindictive
Viper
Void
Voulge (Pole Cleaver - type of Polearm)
Vulture
War Hammer
Warrior
Warspite
Wasp
Werewolf
Whirlwind
Widow Maker
Wolf
Wolverine
Yari (A Japanese Straight-Headed Spear)

::Interdictor Cruiser Names::
Aggregator
Albatross
Apollo (God of the Hunt/Prophecy)
Apparition
Artemis (Goddess of the Hunt)
Asp
Avalanche
Black Asp
Black Mamba (A snake posessing some of the most lethal venom in the world)
Black Widow
Bola
Caltrop
Compellor
Constrainer
Constrictor
Cyclone
Deadfall
Detainer
Dibbuk (A demon that takes control of a person's behaviour)
Dire Straits
Doppelganger
Dracula
Eel
Enfeeble
Ensnare
Entrap
Ferocious
Firestorm
Grappler
Gremlin
Hook
Huntress
Hurricane
Immobilizer
Impending Ruin
Interloper
Jinn (A spirit which can appear in human or animal form that influences humanity for either evil or good)
Jitte
Kraken (A legendary sea monster that attacks ships)
Labyrinth
Mage
Maim
Medusa
Mirage
Mongoose
Monsoon
Nimrod (A person who is an expert in or devoted to hunting)
Noose
Orion (A giant hunter, killed by Artemis)
Paralyzer
Pernicious (Causing insidious harm or ruin)
Phantom
Pincer
Pitfall
Poltergeist
Preying Mantis
Proteus (A sea god who could change his shape at will)
Python
Quicksand
Restrainer
Retiarius (wore a subligaculum and metal galerus on left arm, carried a net, dagger and a trident/tunny-fish fascina) 
Sai
Scorpion
Shadow
Siren (Sea nymphs whose singing lured mariners to destruction)
Spitting Spider
Snare
Sorceress
Spectre (A source of terror or dread)
Stellar Web
Storm
Succubus (A demon, who takes the form of an attractive woman to seduce men in order to draw life energy from them)
Tantalus (A king condemned in Hades to stand in water and with fruit above him that receded when he tried to take it)
Tarantula
Tornado
Trident
Typhoon
Umbra (A phantom or shadowy apparition)
Usurper
Vampire
Warlock
Waylay (To intercept or attack from ambush)
Wraith