Embedded Files
Overview
Overview
A dark and mysterious land, its king, Tarascus, often difficult to deal with in matters of statecraft or diplomacy. Once this kingdom was grander and more powerful, but the hide-bound and oft byzantine government and social structures have limited its growth, stifled its character, and caused it to struggle against manacles of a culture and society it has placed upon itself. It is nonetheless known for scholarship and veneration of its own history.
Real-world equivalents: The Germanic Holy Roman Empire.
Example Names
Example Names
Men
Men
Alesso, Armatius, Attalus, Cyril, Dorian, Galenus, Hektor, Isidor, Melitius, Symeon.
Aractus, Bruccus, Castus, Fauthis, Galarius, Karthis, Larellis, Lucius, Maximus, Peddollus, Quintus, Septaius, Sevarus, Tiberas, Tranicus.
Acathius, Albrecht, Bertolf, Caspar, Eustacius, Gerlach, Gotfrid, Hartung, Maurus, Volusian.
Women
Women
Althea, Basina, Cyra, Eudocia, Herena, Ionna, Ismene, Nereida, Nyssa, Pasara.
Archaria, Augusta, Calva, Camilia, Festinia, Genesia, Lecintia, Lutatia, Munia, Octavia, Ripana, Saesta, Tadia, Vesnia.
Adula, Agnella, Columba, Cyra, Hiltrud, Imiza, Proseria, Sybelle, Vesta, Viviana.
Last Names
Last Names
Nobles often use last names, usually reflecting their place of origin.
Die Chlotar, Die Gerin, Die Tor, Die Pomer.
Core Book ch.8, p.256.
Conan the Thief ch.2, p.46 (the cities of Belverus, Numalia and Hanumar).
Politics
Politics
Religion
Religion
Foreign Relations
Foreign Relations
Page updated
Google Sites
Report abuse