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[Kulan] The Lands of Harqual (Updated: Feb 3/2022)
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<blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 3038847" data-attributes="member: 2012"><p><strong>[Thunder Lands (cont.)]</strong></p><p></p><p><u><strong>Names for the Strandlands</strong></u></p><p>These are the common names for the Freeholds of the Strand. Names for Strandlanders aren’t based on any one specific type of human ethnic group but there is some influence from Anorians and Denilans but the names are more archaic compared to the names used in the rest of the Thunder Lands.</p><p></p><p>The first names listed below are used not only by humans, but also by individual half-elves and half-orcs, as well as some the land’s halfling families. Individual sundered dwarves might use them too but more often dwarves stick to their traditional names.</p><p></p><p>Surnames can be both traditional or descriptive depending on the individual person or family. Traditional surnames are primarily used by the oldest families in the Strandlands. The descriptive surnames are typically written in Harqualian Common.</p><p></p><p><strong>Male Names</strong></p><p>Aderik, Aeneas, Arruns, Caius, Calixtus, Conradin, Dattovir, Guibert, Gratian, Hattum, Iovita, Lar, Lennox, Manuel, Marcus, Menas, Nicholaus, Primus, Quinten, Remon, Thurio, Titte, Tubal, Vel, Viction.</p><p></p><p><strong>Female Names</strong></p><p>Ateia, Athanasia, Avita, Belsant, Blossia, Casiane, Dannia, Elchja, Eucharis, Ferran, Gavia, Huet, Iustina, Landricus, Lecia, Osgarda, Philippa, Pucelle, Reina, Setra, Tamora, Thiada, Viola, Virgilia, Zephora.</p><p></p><p><strong>Traditional Surnames</strong></p><p>Abergavenny, Bardanes, Bardolph, Baro, Bezin, Bradstane, de Challon, Chyrche, Duca, Eude, Glycas, Iden, Ilbert, Janner, LeFer, Mellors, Memor, Oorypha, Pansa, Philopona, Pomeroy, Ptochoprodromus, Rocque, Rhangabe, Salvodor, Starvling, Texier, Vatatze, Zonara.</p><p></p><p><strong>Descriptive Surnames</strong></p><p>Ashhammer, Brightshadow, Burningblood, Commonpike, Crowstrike, Daybeard, Dustflower, Firenight, Havenhunter, Hawksnarl, Ironblood, Leafstar, Lionsurge, Mountainmark, Mourneye, Nighttaker, Oatchaser, Orbbough, Phoenixflare, Roseflame, Serpentmoon, Stormstone, Sunheart, Treewalker, Truthblade, Twilightstar, Wartrack, Windfury.</p><p></p><p>Continued <a href="https://www.enworld.org/threads/kulan-the-lands-of-harqual-updated-feb-3-2022.77467/page-9#post-3084050" target="_blank">here</a>.</p><p>[HR][/HR]</p><p><strong>NPC Template!</strong></p><p></p><p>The attached zip file has a Word document and a Text file. Each file is a version of my latest NPC template, which is based on <a href="http://walktheroad.wikispaces.com/NPCs2" target="_blank">this page</a> of my Wiki.</p><p></p><p>This version is slightly modified form what I have been using for my World of Kulan PCs and NPCs. I prefer this format to the new WotC Stat Block format, although bits of that format might end up being incorporated into my NPC template. (I've already started using dividing lines.)</p><p></p><p>I will never use this format or the WotC stat block format for monsters. Never.</p><p></p><p>Cheers!</p><p></p><p>KF72</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Knightfall, post: 3038847, member: 2012"] [B][Thunder Lands (cont.)][/B] [U][B]Names for the Strandlands[/B][/U] These are the common names for the Freeholds of the Strand. Names for Strandlanders aren’t based on any one specific type of human ethnic group but there is some influence from Anorians and Denilans but the names are more archaic compared to the names used in the rest of the Thunder Lands. The first names listed below are used not only by humans, but also by individual half-elves and half-orcs, as well as some the land’s halfling families. Individual sundered dwarves might use them too but more often dwarves stick to their traditional names. Surnames can be both traditional or descriptive depending on the individual person or family. Traditional surnames are primarily used by the oldest families in the Strandlands. The descriptive surnames are typically written in Harqualian Common. [B]Male Names[/B] Aderik, Aeneas, Arruns, Caius, Calixtus, Conradin, Dattovir, Guibert, Gratian, Hattum, Iovita, Lar, Lennox, Manuel, Marcus, Menas, Nicholaus, Primus, Quinten, Remon, Thurio, Titte, Tubal, Vel, Viction. [B]Female Names[/B] Ateia, Athanasia, Avita, Belsant, Blossia, Casiane, Dannia, Elchja, Eucharis, Ferran, Gavia, Huet, Iustina, Landricus, Lecia, Osgarda, Philippa, Pucelle, Reina, Setra, Tamora, Thiada, Viola, Virgilia, Zephora. [B]Traditional Surnames[/B] Abergavenny, Bardanes, Bardolph, Baro, Bezin, Bradstane, de Challon, Chyrche, Duca, Eude, Glycas, Iden, Ilbert, Janner, LeFer, Mellors, Memor, Oorypha, Pansa, Philopona, Pomeroy, Ptochoprodromus, Rocque, Rhangabe, Salvodor, Starvling, Texier, Vatatze, Zonara. [B]Descriptive Surnames[/B] Ashhammer, Brightshadow, Burningblood, Commonpike, Crowstrike, Daybeard, Dustflower, Firenight, Havenhunter, Hawksnarl, Ironblood, Leafstar, Lionsurge, Mountainmark, Mourneye, Nighttaker, Oatchaser, Orbbough, Phoenixflare, Roseflame, Serpentmoon, Stormstone, Sunheart, Treewalker, Truthblade, Twilightstar, Wartrack, Windfury. Continued [URL='https://www.enworld.org/threads/kulan-the-lands-of-harqual-updated-feb-3-2022.77467/page-9#post-3084050']here[/URL]. [HR][/HR] [B]NPC Template![/B] The attached zip file has a Word document and a Text file. Each file is a version of my latest NPC template, which is based on [URL='http://walktheroad.wikispaces.com/NPCs2']this page[/URL] of my Wiki. This version is slightly modified form what I have been using for my World of Kulan PCs and NPCs. I prefer this format to the new WotC Stat Block format, although bits of that format might end up being incorporated into my NPC template. (I've already started using dividing lines.) I will never use this format or the WotC stat block format for monsters. Never. Cheers! KF72 [/QUOTE]
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