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Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games

Culture Generator

This generator lets you create fantasy cultures.

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The Doellak Culture

Common Names

Male Names

  • Tuneer
  • Pineer
  • Elkasia
  • Zalesar
  • Olkosia
  • Elkesia
  • Tinaar
  • Dongeer
  • Molef
  • Milusar

Female Names

  • Suur
  • Hiir
  • Darri
  • Raienn
  • Raiann
  • Lilu
  • Laiunn
  • Veer
  • Raiann
  • Waal

Family Names

  • Flamewalker
  • Darkspear
  • Windblade
  • Winterrunner
  • Summerrider
  • Summerwalker
  • Skybrow
  • Darkrunner
  • Windspear
  • Dawnwalker

Country Names

  • Irúria
  • Kilelia
  • Regiqia
  • Ibury
  • Alúria
  • Guriria
  • Rukoqia
  • Likeqia
  • Rageqia
  • Amurapa

Town Names

  • Scalecrag
  • Fangpeak
  • Fangpeak
  • Scalecliff
  • Clawpeak
  • Firepeak
  • Torchpeak
  • Clawdelve
  • Flamecliff
  • Flamerock

Organization

In this culture, power is divided between two opposing groups. Religious leaders are most highly regarded. Neither gender is dominant. Social mobility is only possible for those who are members of a certain secret society.

Religion

This religion has several gods. Fomas is the Queen of the Gods. Their gatherings occur weekly, bringing faithful together for teaching. Faithful unite at sanctuaries for worship and to learn from a minister.

Taboos

Pointing the soles of one's feet at someone is seen as a threat to social order.

Drinking alcohol alone is considered bad manners.

Failing to offer a seat to an elder or pregnant woman is a violation of sacred laws.

Wearing revealing clothing is a violation of sacred laws.

A gift of red fruit is a violation of sacred laws.

Greetings

People greet each other by making eye contact and nodding their heads. This is a sign of respect and acknowledgement of the other person’s presence.

Meals

Eating is seen as a way to connect with the natural world, with an emphasis on locally-sourced and seasonal ingredients.

Design

Round shapes like circles, loops, and spirals are celebrated for their simplicity and elegance.

Music

Doellak music has a single rhythm with a fast beat. It is very loud, with no harmony. It usually has a simple melody with a high pitch in a G major key. Usually, it has a booming timbre.