Playing with words

Rules:

Make one word from two. The fist word is one syllable, the second is two, for a total of three. Both are nouns, the first being a common noun, and the second being the object of a verb, ending in -er.

The target is to combine and create words that evoke imagery of the epic, or the elemental, or the fantastic. I might use them later in a poem, as they should all pretty much follow the same rhyming pattern (noun-verb-er). Of course, the combinations are (or should be) interchangeable as well.

I'll be happy with 20. Some might not work as well as others though...

- Heartbreaker (clichéd, but meh)
- Kingmaker
- Stoneraiser
- Flagbearer (ha!)
- Windwaker (Thank you, Nintendo!)
- Soulhealer
- Icebreaker
- Stargazer
- Keymaster (technically incorrect, see below)
- Swordkeeper
- Darktamer
- Wellwisher
- Fatewriter
- Wordshaper
- Beasthunter
- Hopebringer
- Steelworker
- Mazewinner
- Gamechanger
- Timesplitter
- Mindreader
- Mapstealer
- Flamethrower
- Loveseeker
- Sunraiser

25!!

Words that will rhyme with the above, don't quite fit the (noun-verb-er) pattern:

- Darksabre
- Any combination that ends with -master, like keymaster above.

Technically, 25 x 25 = 625 possible combinations, but my guess is that roughly 15 out of every 25 of the first halves will be unsuitable for the second halves, which drops the figure to about 375 plausible combinations. All in all, plenty to play with.