30 CHAPTER 3: PERSONALITY AND DETAILS ore than just the words and numbers DV) > os set characters are defined by their personalities and details, This GA the iron Kingdoms, the languages spoken by their inhabitants, and the religions that are practiced CHARACTER DETAILS First impressions go a long way toward defining a character's relationships. Some of the first things people take note of are names, stature, and age, NAMES: Until shortly after the Orgoth Occupation, most people in ‘western Immoren required but a single name. However, as populations and geographic mobility became greater, the need arose to introduce other ways of describing and identifying people. Most cultures have gone through phases, ‘employing a variety of methods to describe and identify people. Over time, the use of surnames, or family names, has become commonplace; these are passed from one generation, to the next, For most of western Immoren, the use of surnames is a somewhat recent phenomenon, occuring in ‘only the past 400 years or so. ‘The following names are divided by nation and ethnicity for humans and race for non-humans, Since human ethnic boundaries have become blurred over the past several generations some naming conventions have been nationally influenced, CyGNnaRan Namzs (CasPian, MIDLUNDER, ‘SULESE) Caspian, Midlunder, and Sulese names come in a wide variety, many of them influenced by other cultures. When it ‘comes to surnames, some are derived by combining two ‘words such as “bicker" and ‘staff” for Bickerstaf, Wh ‘most important is choosing words that play well onthe ear. Most Thurians have either a Caspian/Midlunder first name First Names (Male) Alain, Alger, Alnor, Alvy, Amery, Ansel, ‘Anson, Ard Arias, Ardin, Arkin, Arland, Artis, Baen, Bain, Bairn, Barden, Barigan, Barlowe, Bartley, Bayden, Beck, Bergin, Birk, Bixler, Blayde, Blythe, Bolden, Boren, Bors, Bowden, Brandel Brill Brock, Brone, Brue, Brunner, Bryson, Cacey, Caine, Cam, Camden, Casner, Cobb, Creedan, Creel, Crowle, Dalmer, Dardan, Degar, Delp, Dexer, Dextrel Dorn, Dowd, Doyle, Druce, Dugger, Dunley, Durwin, Eckert, Egan, Elias, Elgin, Ennis, Everett, Fane, Fargas, Finch, Fitch, Gade, Gadsen, Galt, Garret, Garrick, Godwin, Grifin, Gum, Gunner, Hamil, Harlan, Hawke, Heremon, Icabod Jagger, Jarok, Jonas, Julian, Kade, Kell Kerne, Kerr, Leto, Lon, Mago, Malek, Milo, Nash, Nolan, Odger, Olson, Pandor, Perth, Phineas, Radnor, Regan, Retho, Reynard, Rowe, Rudd, ‘Scarle, Sebastian, Sorley, Timeck, Ulfass, Vahn, Victor, Vidor, Vinter, Waldron, Wolfe, Wyatt First Names (Female) Alanna, Alexia, ley, Amery, Ashlan, Ashley, Baile, Betilda, Brona, Cammy, Canice, Cara, Caylan, Cecily, Creena, Dara, Darsey, Delaney, Derry, Desle, Devlin, Dunla, Flaths, Elspeth, Emma, Enda, Erris, Evelyn, Gale, Gwen, Haley, Henna, Islene, Jenett, Jordan, Juliana, Katerine, Kealey, Kearey, Keavey, Kelsey, Kiltey, Lorna, Matilda, Meara, Morna, Muriel, Nally, Orla, Renny, Rosaleen, Rowan, Sabina, Shay, Stiana, Tara, Torey, Tressa, Una, Vora, Wren ‘Surnames. Ainsworth, Aleman, Alkott, Applewhite, Ashburn, Ashcroft, Atchley, Atwood, Bainbridge, Bancroft, Bannister, Barrington, Barton, Baskin, Belker, Bingley, Blackburn, Blackwood, Boggs, Borloch, Borne, Bradner, Brasher, Briarford Brisbane, Broadnax, Brocker, Calligan, Calvrt, Cosgrave, Darkmantle, Denby, Denisson, Dryden, ‘Dumas, Dunford, Durst, Ellsworth, Falk, Fenwick, Forsythe, Fullet, Gadock, Galbraith, Gant, Gately, Gilfin, Gilroy, Grayden, Grimes, Hadely, Haightley, Halstead, Hartel, Helstrom, Helwick, Hitch, Hornbeck, Hurst Ironside, Keightley, Heller, Kendrick, Kerrigan, Kerswell Kinne! Kirkston, Kurgan, Langworth, Lynch, Mallet, Mallory, Millward, Montfort, Mosley, Murdoch, Norwick, Oberen,, Oldham, Pendrake, Rateil, Redgrave, Rhinehart, Rolfe, Rusling, Seatrow, Shaw, Skarholt, Sunbright, Talbot, Tolbert, Versh, Vilius, Voyle, Wadock, Whitefield CyGNaRaN Names (Morripane, THURIAN) Most Morridane and Thurian names are the same as Caspian, ‘and Midkunder names, although some remain distinctly different. Itis worthy of note that the Morridane and Thhurian naming conventions have many similarities in the suffixes, ‘There are a plentitude of names ending in an, in, and -cigh. Aso, it should be noted that the application of the prefix mac-to some Thurian surnames is custom that dates back several hundred years. Inthe Ordic tongue, ‘mag’ means ‘son’ and scholars state that this is the likely a comparative translation, So, for example, surnames such as MacBurney ‘and MacRoane are examples of last names one might attribute to Thurians or other races with Thurian surnames by marriage, First Names (Male) Aidan, Ardan, Bastian, Blake, Bradig, Branduff, Brogan, Brosnan, Byrleigh, Cagneigh, Colm, Conleth, Conor, Cormick, Cronan, Cullin, Darian, Darragh, Decklan, Deegan, Dermid, Dermot, Dougal Dougan, Eilish, ‘Fergus, Finnegan, Flynn, Gervin, Gorman, Gralan, Hagan, Hanagan, Hogan, Ian, Keegan, Killian, Kirwin, Larkin, Lonan, Lorcan, Lorgan, Luan, Mairtin, Morgan, Nolan, Odran, Olan, Ossian, Piran, Quinn, Quinlan, Rogan, Ronan, Ryleigh First Names (Female) Aiden, Ansleigh, Beara, Boand, Brennan, Caelan, Caitlin, Carleigh, Carolan, Clancy, Dana, Devlin, Eithne, Evlin, Gillian, Jelyan, Jerilyn, Kaelin, Keehn, Kennan, Kensiegh, Kerin, Kerry, Kileigh, Lacy, Leigan, Lennon, Mara, Meara, Megan, Milish, Nial, Nivin, Paddy, Regan, Roshean, Shannon, Teagan, TiernanSurnames. Aghamore, Bain, Bartley, Beene, Berrigan, Blathmac, Bradigan, Bray, Brenn, Burney, Byrne, Carrock, Cathmore, Corcoran, Corley, Cronan, Decklan, Deorain, Derrigan, Donovan, Doyle, Dromore, Duff, Du‘fock, Duggan, ‘Dunne, Enabarr, Fagan, Finnian, Finnigan, Gaineagh, Garrity, Gilmore, Glasneagh, Gormleigh, Gowan, Grady, Grath, Hugh, Hurlough, Kaddock, Kain, Kannock, ‘Kavanaugh, Kearneigh, Keeban, Kerrigan, Kilbride, Kildair, Lattimore, Leegan, Lochlan, Lowreigh, Lynch, Madigan, Metroane, Moriarty, Mutrough, Rathleagh, Reardan, Riordan, Roane, Ryland, Scully, Sheridan, Sorleagh, Toreail Turlough, Vain, Waddock, Wain Kaaporan Names (Kuarp, Kossrre, Sxmov, UmBRreAn) In Khador, surnames are reserved for the kayazy and men of status. Many Khadorans refer to each other by their first name and a last name taken from their fathers first name, ‘with males adding -evich and-ovich and females adding ona land-eyna to the last name. Therefore Grigor, son of Alexei, ‘would be Grigor Alexeivich. However, naming conventions are no longer standardized as they once were and many families regularly break with this tradition. This shift in ‘naming is most evident in the burgeoning middle-class, who ‘often uses family names to create a perception of status that ‘might not have previously existed Firat Names (Male) Aika, Aleksi, Alexandr, Alexei, Aliosha, Ambroz, Andrei, Blasnoch, Barak, Bladko, Boris, Borja, Chasek, Cost, Culamir, Dabirif, Dalmat, Dmitri, Dobrinya, Dorek, Dragash, Drago, Falko, Fedko, Fedor, Fodor, Gasan, Ghita, Giza, Gorash, Goraz, Gorian, Grigor, Grigory, Tagan, lakhno, lakshen, Igor, Ilya, Wan, lvash,Ivdan, Jachemir, Jarosch, Jozef, Kachalo, Kigir, Kirbitei, Kohan, Kosara, Ladimir, Levanid, Loshka, Luka, Malash, Malko, Michal, Micka, Mikhail, Mikolo, Mishka, Negomir, Nekras, Nikolef, Otekse, Pachek, Petrov, Pyotr, Radomit, Radu, Rajko, Ruskin, ‘Sadko, Sergei, Servath, Solovei, Stoyan, Valerian, Vasil Vasiuk, Vasko, Viadjimir, Vojin, Volkh, Yakov, Yaro, Yar, Yurike First Names (Female) Akina, Akiina, Aleksa, Anana, Anastasia, Anikita, Bazhina, Brit, Cesta, Cestina, Corinna, Dalika, Darzha, Elina, Eliska, Elks, Gridia, Gubina, Ihr Ilyana, Ivona, Kasia, Katerina, Katia, Klenka, Ksana, Laika, Lariana, Ludmila, Malana, Marfa, Marina, Marta, Mia, Mikhaila, Milena, Misha, Myrra, Nastaja, Natalya, Nikita, Ninete, Ondreiana, Riksa, Siri, Sivasha, Sofia, Sonja, Stefka, Tah, Tara, Tatyana, Vjera, Yelena, Zelmire, Zori ‘Surnames. Abrosim, Adka, Agrimko, Aleksy, Aleshko, Anonicika, Babora, Belavdon, Berzhin, Blizbor, Bolovan, ‘Borga, Csabor, Dementskov, Dvora, Durga, Faltin, Grishka, Grychkin, Gubin, Istori, Karakoy, Koposin, Krasnovo, Kutzov, Ladislav, Lichko, Lovot, Louk, Lozar, Makara, Makarin, “Makarov, Mikitka, Mileshka, Mrovka, Nagorka, Nazarko, Neshka, Orlov, Osokia, Ostyvik, Padorin, Ptrok, Petru, Raboshich, Rachlavsky, Radazar, Rostox, Starox, Stravite, ‘Szetka, Ushka, Tiudiaminoy, Toshiana, Varnek, Venianminov, Vilimox, Vislovski, Zavor, Zetsev, Zhina, Zhivo Lraztese Names (Ryn) ‘The majority of first names in Llael are much the same as ‘Cygnaran first names (above), though they often favor replacing the ‘cor ' with a more flourishing ‘y! Where Llselese monikers are most distinct isin the surnames. ‘Some families- usually those that are longstanding and steeped in tradition. still apply the connecting di ord, which isa locative for‘of in Ryn, or dia for ‘of the} eg, Elias di Gilfyn, Lorna d'Wythsten, and Taryn di la Rovissi ‘Some scholars conjecture that Rynnish names such as Bralzzi and Granzio have some connection to the former kkingciom of Tordor. They may not be far off-base with such theories. Itis said that during the last days of Tordor, many of the noble families journeyed inland to the eastera reaches of western Immoren and settled in what would later become Lael ‘Surnames, Albyn, Aly, Anthys, Badrigio, Boudewyn, Bracsio, Bralazzi, Bray, Chalerio, Claeys, Culpyn, Denys, Dimiani, Donaes, Dromio, Dunlyfe, Dyvacei, Dyvare, Elyse, Faryll Feryse, Fiscani, Florys, Gervaes, Ghelyt,Gilfyn, Glaeys, Gossya, Govaes, Granzio, Gustya, Gylbert, Gyrart, enya, Hengys, Lamsya, Laureyns, Loys, Lymos, Lyayse, Mancario, Martyn, Matys, Mirassi, Morosini, Moysarc, Niclaeys, Petrorzi, Polaro, Rimbaldi, Rovissi, Sanlyfe, Tadii ‘Torys, Trivassi, Vandyse, Viadro, Viscario, Weyne, Walle, ‘Wythsten, Yenyse Onpic Names (ToRDORAN) First Names (Male) Agnolo, Alvoro, Amador, Amario, Ambro, Andro, Avito, Bacar, Bartal Batzal, Belchion, Bernal Biagio, Calin, Calefo, Damasco, Dego, Fal, Faro, Fernam, Frances, Gaspar, Gazo, Gismondo, Gaze, Grigor Jaspas, Laspat Lavoro, Lionor: Lorio, Lupas, Lupo, Malo, “Manatio, Maro, Mateo, Montador, Nando, Nicolo, Olivo, Ormano, Pai, Pascal, Piro, Rafaldo, Ranal, Rufio, Sal Sighieri, Sagar, Vasco, Zachat First Names (Female) Alda, Aldiana, Anastasi, Andrea, Badessa, Biela, Branca, Carlutia, Consols, Creena, Danots, Dials, Eliana, Favia, Felice, Fa, Gabriele, Giana, Giona, Giovanna, Gratis, Imelda, Isabel Lena, Loriana, Lorita, Malatesta, Margia, Matea, Mirena, Nicola, Olveta, Orabels, Rena, Rosa, Sandrea, Scarlata, Selanda, Simona, Sista, Tadea, Talia, Tres, Valoi, Verona ‘Surnames, Acorsi, Actavi, Avrew, Balduccio, Bandesco, Bateu, Begni, Beleari, Benzo, Bezerra, Borgho, Brancacci, Carvalo, Cassini, Castra,Corazo, Cravo, Degrata, Durant, Evora, Farisew, Flori, Gaspar, Gateu, Ginori, Goncal Graza, Guaspar, Labigio, Lasca, Lion, Mascal, Masi, Mateu, Mazini, Nerinl,Orafi, Osoyro, Ovalho, Pagani, Pelaro, Pesca, Pet Randasi, Rls, Rosado, Rube, Salo, Sabvestro, Santoro, ‘Scall, Scongiani, Segalozo, Siva, Simtrs, Solvo, Stari, ‘Stradue, Tavora, Tedesc,Telloso, Tier, Torcall, Trovato, Unaldo, Ulavar, Valoro, Varyo, Vascal, Vascalho, Versalo, Viteu, Zacharo, Zaspar, Zcco3 PROTECTORATE NAMES (IDRIAN) Tian surnames have been quite recently added to the name giving rituals. The conventional practice isto combine one's tribal name as a suffix to a short surname. The name giving ritual takes place upon a child's third year. Up until that time, ‘child has neither a frst nora last name. During the ritual, a child will be presented with a patronymic name. For example ifa boy's father hails from the Makha tribe, the boy may then be called Sahu Kehtmakha, and ifa girl's father is of Silmani blood she may then be called Salcha Tarsilmani Currently eleven tribes are recognized within the Protectorate of Menoth. These are the eleven that converted ‘on masse in 565 AR. to the Menite faith, Dozens of other tribes exist, but it is these eleven that comprise the majority of Idrians in the Protectorate. Below is alist of those tribes. First Names (Male) Abidin, Adil Adira, Affendi, Aiman, Akhet, Akhun, Amir, Amon, Amran, Anazim, Anuar, Arshad, ‘Arzu, Avlan, Azrul Badan, Bahari, Baharadin, Bakara, Bakva, Banu, Bashah, Dahari, Djavak, Djokola, Durga, Eman, Faizal, Fakharuddin, Farhan, Fashran, Fazrul, Ghani, Goha, Gosaf, Haakim, Hadi, Hafizal Harun, Hasnan, Huslan, Ihsan, imran, Ishak, Iskandar, zal Jaafar, Jubari, Kamarul, Khalid, Khvas, Kutsna, Lasha, Makhari, Marlizam, Moatstal, Mustafa, Muzaffar, Naazim, Nabak, Najmudin, Nazti, Proha, Razak, etek Rosdan, Saadim, Sahrizan, Sabu, Saltuk, Shaharuddin, Shamsul, Shariman, Shazrin, Siva, Sulaiman, ‘Syahiran, Taarek, Taha, Tajuddin, Tarmizi, Uma, Vasan, Vasu, Volka, Yahaja, Yusuf, Zadar, Sahin, Sahrul Zakari, Zar, Zedsin First Names (Female) Adelina, Adisa, Ami, Amira, Anisah, Aryani, Asmida, Aysha, Azara, Azlina, Bala, Berka, Chiora, Dalina, Dasima, Dedika, Dendara, Ezadura, Fareha, Fariza, Fatimah, Gulisa, Hafizah, Hash, Haslina, Imanina, Indra, Jamilah, Juvita, Katia, Kheta, Kita, Lili, Lamara, Lamaira, Latifah, Lilja, Mahiran, Masa, Mariani, Maya, Maclin, Mutiara, Nadira, Nazatiah, Nurjahan, Nurshafira, ‘Opra, Rahanah, Rahiza, Rana, Razmani, Reha, Rohani, Safrina, Saleha, Sanatha, Shafeera, Shalan, Shorena, ‘Shubada, Sit, Suriani, Tasara, Tiara, Tiess, Uma, Usha, Voha, Yana, Yara, Yasmin, Yat, Yermin, Zahidah, Zahirah, Zakira, Zarina, Zuraina ‘Surnames. Ac, An, Anh, At, Bal, Bahl Bahn, Behn, Das, Dur, Et, Eyn, Had, Has, Ja, Kahn, Kat, Keho, Keht, Ls, Lahn, ‘Ma, Maz, Naj, Naz, Rehn, Roh, Sa, Sahn, Sck, Sek, Set, Sil Tar, Tas, Ul Uz, Veht, Yah, Yas, Yeht, Zah, Zhah ‘Tribal Names. Bukhari, Foha, Madrah, Makhs, Nazira, ‘Okar, Raza, Silmani, Sohar, Yohada, Za ‘Dwarven Names ‘The dwarves of Rhul typically have shor, simple first names, rarely longer than two syllables. With male names, atleast ‘one syllable will be hard. Their surnames fall into one of two ‘categories. Some of these are descriptive, adopted by the individual (or one of their ancestors) to portray their style or record their fame. However, more traditional individuals ‘adopt the name of their clan. Optionally, they use the ‘conjunction ‘of’ to connect their first names and clan names: for example, Tholrick of Sigmur rather than Tholrick Sigmur. First Names (Male) Admon, Arlack, Batl Bartan, Bi Brogan, Bulin, Decklin, Dragar, Dunarl Durg, Durke, Ecken Freitag, Galtar, Gamack, Gerhard, Gidrick, Goltick, Gornock, Gruhn, Guvul, Havelock, Hedwig, Herne, Holdur, Jaldun, Jurg, Kalmoa, Lossock, Redgas, Theldor, Tholick, ‘Thorne First Names (Female) Antost, Bredine, Bruney, Cathro, Celath, Crelyth, Crieda, Darlave, Dira, Garline, Gedine, Geduve, Gieta, Gorina, Heleth, Hiln, Magrat, Marba, Mendine, Nollos, Sartine, Tort, Unlith, Ulave, Vetta ‘Surnames. Belgre, Biackheel, Blackitt, Darrow, Dolgren, Domack, Dorgun, Durkin, Fortros, Gherke, Hardwick, Techold, Lugro, Netweaver, Olghrd, Oreblood, Redhamm« Rothrock, Serric, Sigmur, Softshadows, Steadfast, ‘Stoneground, Torgun, Urdro, Whitnock, Wroughthammer indar, Even NAMES Tosans and Nyss share the same root culture and language ‘and thus there is a strong resemblance between the names found within each ethnicity: The language of the Nyss closer to the archaic form of fosan; they typically use ' in place of in naming (so that Asir becomes Asyr, Breir becomes Breyr, Rissill becomes Ryssyl and so forth) First Names (Male) Alcyr, Avross, Bres, Callael, Calli Cingyr, Cybross, Erry Feleyr, Glyssor, Gossyr, Lacont (Lanae in Nyss) Lissor, Neriwhen, Pelyth, Rillis, Sarlos, Shas, Thale, Tviss, Tylth, Vsros, Vystral First Names (Female) Aesha, Alyssa, Caelyth, Cytyss, Dablis, Edrea, Faleir, een, Gaelvr, Hllith, Lorimir, Lothwyn, Merylk Miir, Renyll Sacyl, Shael Sith, Tanyr, Tthir, nae, Velwhin, Veryth, Yatith ‘Surnames. Alcyan, Asin, Breir, Elowuyr, Ferry Graceys, Hallyr, Heryllth, Larisar, loryrr, Luynmyr, Lyorys, Menellyth, Racfyll Reyvrese, Ryssyll, Syvas, Vrs, Velyn, Wyldiss, Wyllothyr Lani Gopiin Names Rather than having a frst name and a surname lke most ‘other races, goblins have gole but compounded names ‘explaining how they fit into society. The first syllable or two is personal and distinctive; what a human might understand as being a first name, and their names are often truncated to the first syllable or two (sometimes three) after introductions have been made. Most gobbers tend to oblige the other races by allowing them to address them this way, but among others, of their kind this is considered informal and only suitable for kin and clase frends, Following their “first name,’ or iplikat in Gobberish, the ‘next one of two syllables are their mother’s ipikat, followed by the father’s jpikat, and then the remainder- which a goblin, typically earns during adolescence- identifies such things as. their skills, their place in goblin society, their caste and profession, or hopes for their future accomplishments. In bogrin society, names are sometimes extended by adding. intimidating adjectives to describe their prowess or standing within their kriel such "the Fierce” or "Bowel Biter”Many adjectives in Gobberish are double entendres, ‘making it easy for left handed compliments or accidental ingults by using them in the wrong context, The most ‘common means of insult is to distor the intended meaning of ‘name into negative connotation, usually by stressing the ‘wrong sjlable, Other races, humans especially, are guilty (often unknowingly) of such abuse. Infact, multiple meanings are exacerbated by regional variations: a bogger from the ‘Schade Islands, a swamp gobber in Cygnat, and a gobber from the Khadoran taiga all interpret the same name rather differently. For example, Endarenmoanoanheg could be interpreted as “Enda, daughter of Ren and Mo, skilfel tooimaker" or “Enda, daughter of Ren and Mo, weak old ‘Asa side note, some goblin names seem to have been influenced by trolkin names, likely due to proximity, ‘occasionally using Molgur-Trul descriptors In general, male names use 'k isntead of descriptors, while female names use the feminine form, which often uses g' rather than 'k: Ifthe last syllable of a goblin's name ends in a vowel, they usually add a consonant such as “g,'k; ‘nor ‘m’ simply to lend the name a sense of finality, ‘Male Names. Bertulakuggamulak “Bert”, Bollomvorgobalt “Boll, Borkanliekkanaken “Bork’, Gorksnhorkaggonsl ‘Gork’, Gortralakanomok "Gort, Hoggarakanaggananaen Monatralokoranuman “Mon’, Poggolagulobaltulon ‘kalagunahunaken “Tik’, Tokslagunagganck “Tok”, Vogaragekanokon “Vor”, Zhagganazomok “Zhag” Female Names. Agghianothakanen ‘Aggi Belendaranhekkameleg "Bel", Katrenadaramunrel "Kat", ‘Marigekalanemun "Mari”, Megrendaggananeg “Meg”, ‘Selegrendargamun “Sele’, Terewikkadarheleg “Tere’, Walurenmogrelag “Wala! in their Ocrun Names Although most ogrun have two names, many mature ogrun hhave three. The second name indicates thei family; some ‘wandering ogrun have been known to drop this or even adopt ‘descriptive name in its place. Female names tend to contain softer vowel sounds than their male counterparts, When they ‘swear fo a korune, ogrun typically adopt their korune’s name san extra surname, using itas a mark of pride in their allegiance, This thied name is normally only used as part of {formal introductions or ceremonies, First Names (Male) Borok, Bosh, Dunck, Gantak, Gorgol Gorlu, Kulk, Kogul, Lagdor, Lorgrul, Monon, Natak, Oknot, ‘Toko, Taluk, Zorok First Names (Female) Bekken, Beleg, Deki, Garka, Ika, Jessen, Kelen, Kinik, Krishka, Rengan, Rlik, Tika, Torin, Valin ‘Surnames. Ammok, Assag, Berok, Hammerhand, Hedlok, Halghat, Ironbiter, Ironside, Korsuk, Kulghat, Longspeas, Nokter, Oakknee, Skullspitter, Stonchand, Strongarm, ‘Thagrosh, Thologhat, Turnok, Urark, Warbiter ‘TROLEKIN NAMES ‘Trolikin take great pride in their lineage, but rather than ‘extend their names as goblins do, they memorize family ‘trees. For matters of ceremony, trollkin introduce themselves by reciting this fll lineage. In human society, trollkin may use the name of their kth or krel as a surnames; others have adopted descriptive names, First Names (Male) Balasar, Bendek, Ganthak, Gargosh, Gerlak, Grindar, Holdar, Horluk, Jonhot,Jostan, Kolor, Kolar, ‘Masdun, Stershan, Tassar,Termen First Names (Female) Brolas, Harthreen, Jaa, Jennan, Jusstka, Lassan, Masalass, Mossan, Niolos, Nason, Olos, Rossan, Solliss, Sossamon, Vasalor, Vatess, Vessos, Vialoss ‘Surnames. Bloodborn, Bloodbreath, Boomhowler, Delleb, Dogalus, Doomspeaker, Firetongue, Goodhammer, Gormas, Hoagbarth, Kavkalash, Lorgash, Lugosh, Siaughterborn, ‘Surfborn, Stonehide, Toborg, Tumbrog. HEIGHT AND WEIGHT ‘You can decide your character's height and weight or use the lables below. In general northern humans are of larger stock ‘due to a surplus of arable land providing better nutrition, but a industrialization creates food surpluses in the south, this ‘tend is changing. The shortest humans stand a head taller than dwarves, and goblins reach to their waists. In contrast, ‘rollkin ate at least a foot taller than all but the largest ‘humans, and themselves are small in comparison to the giant ogrun, RANDOM HEIGHT AND WEIGHT Base Height Base Weight Race Height Modifier Weight Moc Caspian/Sulese 4'9" +2410 110 lbs. (x2¢4) Ibs Idan 4'6"— 2410-100 Ibs _(x2¢4) Ibs Khard 5'4" +2410 130 Ibs. (x244) Ibs Kossite 5'7" 2410-145 Ibs (x2¢4) Ibs Midlunder 4'8" +2410 ‘110 Ibs (x2¢4) Ibs Morridane 4'6" +2410 95 Ibs (x2¢4) Ibs Ryn 471" 42410110 lbs (x244) Ibs Schade 4'7" -+2410--110 lbs (x2d4) Ibs Skiroy $12" 2410125 Ibs _(x264) Ibs Thurian 510" +2d10120Ibs_(x244) Ibs Tordoran 4°11" Umbrean 5'3" 42410 +2410 11S Ibs (264) Ibs 125 lbs (x2d4) Ibs Dwarf 44" 424-140 Ibs (x266) Ibs Goblin 3'4" 24440 bs x1 Ibs Efflosan 553" +248 110 Ibs. (x16) Ibs EIf,Nyss 515" 4248-125 Ibs_(x1d6) Ibs Ogrn "7" +246 380 bs _(x246) Ibs Trollkin S11" +2410 -2201bs_(x266) bs Trollkin 5'2"_+2410-180lbs_(x246) Ibs Sorcerer AGE While the vast majority of the Iron Kingdoms are inhabited by humans, the minority of other races hold differing views on life because oftheir longevity, or lack thereofNew WEAPONS Name Simple Melee Weapons Collapsing Baton Bayonet Collapsing Staff ‘Simple Ranged Weapons Geardow, Light Harpoon Grenade, Fragmentation Grenade, Incendiary Grenade, Smoke Grenade, Stun Martial Melee Weapons Mechanoflail Pincer Staff Martial Ranged Weapons, Other Gearbow, Heavy Grenade Launcher Harpoon Gun Shield Gun ‘Martial Ranged Weapons, Pistols ‘Amblerose Rivet Gun Clockwerk Arms Pepperbox Flare Gun Pistol, Dragon Pistol, Military Pistol, Small Radliffe Firestorm Radliffe Quad-tron Rynnish Hold-Out Pistol Damage ide bludgeoning 148 piercing lds. bludgeoning 1d6 slashing 1d6 piercing 5d6 piercing 6d6 fire ids bludgeoning 1d6 piercing 148 slashing 148 piercing 1d10 piercing 146 piercing 1d6 piercing 1d6 fire 146 piercing 1410 piercing 148 piercing 1410 piercing 4d4 piercing 1d6 piercing Weight Properties 2 Ibs 1b 2 Ibs Concealable, Finesse, Light Special, Two-Handed Concealable, Versatile (148) Ammunition fange 60/180), Reload (18), Two-Handed Special, Thrown (range 20/60) Grenade (20 ft) Grenade (10 f) Grenade (20 ft), Special Grenade (15 f), Special Special Reach, Two-Handed, Special Arnmurition (range 80/240), Reload (12), Two-Handed Loading, Special, Two-Handed ‘Ammunition (range 40/120), Reload (1), Special, Two: Handed Amnmnunition (range 10/30), Reload (1), Special ‘Arnmunition (range 10/30), Reload (10), Special Aramunition (range 20/60), Reload (4) Ammunition (range 10/30), Light, Reload (1) Arnraurition (range 10/30), Reload (1), Scatter ‘Ammunition (range 30/90), Reload (1) Arnmnunition (range 20/60), Light, Reload (1) ‘Ammunition (range 30/90), Reload (5) Ammunition (range 20/60), Reload (1) ‘Ammunition (range 20/60), Concealable, Light, Reload @)44 New WeAPoNs, CONTINUED Name Cost ‘Martial Ranged Weapons, Rifles Carbine, Military Damage 1412 piercing 1d10 piercing 3,750 1412 gp piercing 400 gp 1412 piercing 112 piercing 26 piercing 9 bs 146 piercing 2 lbs 375 ep 7 ibs CClockwerk Arms Revolving 14 lbs Rifle Radliffe Repeating Long Gun 705 ep 8 bs Radliffe Two-Shot Rifle 7 bbs 7 bbs Rifle, Long 285 ep Rifle, Military Rynnish Walking Stick 375 ep 300 gp 1412 plercing 210 piercing Scattergun 2508p 7 bbs Slug Gun 415 gp 15 Ibs Vanar Liberator 545 gp 2d8 piercing 14 Ibs Vislovski Rifle 450 gp 1412 piercing 7 ibs Clockwerk Arms Pepperbox and Revolving Rifle. Tae carlest attempt at creating multi-shot firearms was the pepperbox, frst crafted by the Clockwerk Arms Company, these pistols have a large cylinder of steel with four barrels bored into it. Due to the stress placed on the cylinder, the caliber of the shot is somewhat limited, giving the weapon a ‘reputation for limited stopping power. Between shots the ‘shooter has to rotate the cylinder by hand (o bring the next barrel inline with the mechanism. Though no longer cutting: edge, pepperboxes are still an affordable way to get more shots off between reloads. A rifle-sized version was later created as a military prototype, but the great weight of the ‘weapon, along with its limited range and firepower failed to persuade military buyers Flare Gun. A flare gun can shoot a flare up to 250 feet, but ‘when used as a weapon it has a short range of 10 feet. A ‘creature hit with a flare gun must make a DC 12 Constitution ‘saving throw or be blinded until the end of its next turn. A flare emits bright light for 60 feet and dim light for another 660 feet and burns for 2d6 rounds, Illumination flares are available for 5 gp each that burn for 1 minute and have ‘parachutes that will keep them suspended for their duration. ‘Weight Properties ‘Amnmunition (range 30/30), Reload (1), Two-Handed ‘Ammunition (range 30/90), Heavy, Reload (4), Two- Aremuniion (ange 30/90), Heavy, Reload (4), Ammunition (range 40/120), Reload (6), Two-Handed Ammunition (range 40/120), Reload (1), Two-Handed Ammunition (range 40/120), Reload (1), Two-Handed ‘Ammunition (range 50/150), Reload (1), Two-Handed ‘Ammunition (range 15/45), Concealable, Reload (1), Two: Handed ‘Ammnunition (range 15/45), Reload (1), Scatter, Two- ee (range 15/45), O, Ammunition (range 15/45), Heavy, Reload (1), Two: Handed ‘Ammunition (range 60/180), Heavy, Reload (1), Two- Reccn cel eraslo oO) eat a, Ammunition (range 60/180), Reload (1), Two-Handed Gearbow: Growing in popularity due to the scarcity of ammunition in wartime, gearbows are similar to crossbows in concept. Instead of firing bolts, however, ‘squat, cylindrical magazine toward the rear of the weapon that holds sharpened dises pierced through the center. The center hole allows the wespon's mechanism to engage with the projectile as it accelerates it at high speeds towards the target. A lever on the bottom of the weapon allows the user o simultaneously cock the bow and load a new dise from the ‘magazine. These weapons count as crossbows for the purposes of Crossbow Expert and similar feats, Grenade, Smoke. A smoke grenade deals no damage, but instead creates 4 20 foot radius cloud of smoke on impact. ‘This smoke spreads around corners, and its area is heavily| ‘obscured It lasts for 1 minute of until a wind of moderate or eater speed (atleast 10 miles per hous) disperses it, Grenade, Stun. A stun grenade deals no damage, bt instead on a failed DC 15 Dexterity saving throw, every creature within 15 feet is Stunned until the beginning of thei next turn. Grenade Launcher. A grenade launcher increases the range at which a character can use a grenade to 80 feet. Harpoon and Harpoon Gun. A Large or smaller creature hit by by a harpoon or harpoon gun must make a successful ‘Strength check or be pulled 10 feet toward the attacker. The DC of this check is equal to 8 plus the Strength modifier and proficiency bonus of the harpoon or harpoon gun wielder, earbow has 2Licut LaBporyack 4,000 gp, 2 tons Fe ________________4 Large construct, unaligned STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA 18 (+4) 8(1) 16 (+3) 463) 1060) 165) Damage Resistnaces Blidgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical weapons that aren't serrcsteel. Damage Immunities Poison, Psychic Condition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Petrified, Poisoned Senses darkvision 60 ft, passive Perception 10 Languages understands one language, but can't speak Challenge 3 SS AcTIONs Siam Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit each 5ft, ‘one target. Hit 2d6 + 4 bludgeoning os EEnEEEEEEEEES EEE” ———————s Heavy Lasorjack 7,000 gp, 4 tons b v Huge construct, unaligned STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA 22 (+6) 5 (3) 20(+5) 4(3) 10 (+0) 1(5) Damage ReistacesBhudgeoring piercing and Sashing from nonmagical weapons tha aren’ Damage Immunities Poison, Psychic Condition immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Petrified, Poisoned Senses darkvision 60 ft, passive Perception 10 Languages understands one language, but can't net lenge 5 Ess ACTIONS ‘Siam Melee Weapon Attack: +8 to hit, reach ft, fone target. Hit 3d6 + 5 bludgeoning eee Licut Waryack 9,000 gp, 3 tons Fc Large construct, unaligned DEX CON INT WIS CHA 20 (+5) 10 (+0) 18 (+4) 4(3) 10 (+0) 1¢5) Damage Resistnaces Blidgeoning, piercing, and Siashing from nonmagial weapons tha aren’ Damage immunities Poison, Psychic Condition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Petrified, Poisoned Senses darkvision 60 ft, passive Perception 10 Languages understands one language, but can't speak lenge 7 ooo a -‘WarRIOR Rune Points: 3 —————————————— Mediurn undead, neutral evil DEX CON INT WIS CHA 14(42) 8 (1) 16 (+3) 7(2) 8¢1) 6 (2) Damage Immunities Necrotic, Poison Condition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Poisoned Senses darkvision 60 ft, passive Perception 8 Languages understands one language, but can't speak Challenge 1/2 ACTIONS ght Crossbow. Ranged Weapon Attack: +1 to hit, range 80/320 ft, one target. Hit 1d8 - 1 piercing Ps Longsword Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach Sf, one target. Hit 1d8 + 2 slashing ————_—_——————— es LIEUTENANT Rune Points: 4 Mediurn undead, neutral evil STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA 16 (+3) 11 (+0) 18 (44) 12 (41) 12 (41) 861) Damage Immunities Necroti, Poison Condition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Poisoned Senses darkvision 60 ft, passive Perception 8 Languages understands one language, but can't speak Challenge 3 AGTIONS Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to bit, reach Sft, one target. Hit 1d8 + 3 slashing ooo lights piere Adi objec dam: Gus agai ally Kn Re Bf Adal weap tral abil