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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 Kitheki Culture

Common Names

Male Names

  • Dolotwr
  • Kitdosh
  • Kezhtem
  • Qarkig
  • Galpesh
  • Xolokwl
  • Jelogyl
  • Apilum
  • Kudruc
  • Kuulong

Female Names

  • Lulinia
  • Wulena
  • Okmua
  • Uringa
  • Xeruna
  • Pumaqch
  • Kobegj
  • Porania
  • Eno
  • Imngua

Family Names

  • Agurngeng
  • Ukreham
  • Pinders
  • Ekopnam
  • Ubgland
  • Oaqsberg
  • Idreham
  • Aiqsberg
  • Ebpland
  • Zharrier

Country Names

  • ErĂ©ria
  • Ogely
  • Uthqelion
  • Garulia
  • Srenga
  • Zrungo
  • Agily
  • Etery
  • Kililia
  • Ukury

Town Names

  • Gidrac's Rocks
  • Twostreams
  • Zhurndik's Boon
  • Dooleng's Folly
  • Qezqon's Trees
  • Axeforge
  • Swordgarden
  • Pikeforge
  • Whitecliffs
  • Emiron's Valleys

Organization

In this culture, power is determined by a merit-based system. Merchants are most highly regarded. Women are dominant. Social mobility is only possible through education.

Religion

This religion centers around shamans who interact with the spirit world. Weekly gatherings take place every Tuesday. Followers congregate in synagogues to be led in teachings and discussions by a minister.

Taboos

Not addressing someone by their proper title is considered an act of treachery.

Refusing a gift is highly offensive.

Greetings

People touch the palms of their hands and then their foreheads when greeting. The gesture is meant to symbolize that the person is offering their thoughts and heart to the other person.

Meals

Eating is a competitive activity, with challenges and contests centered around how much or how quickly one can consume.

Design

Minimalist designs are believed to have mystical or spiritual significance.

Music

Kitheki music has a single rhythm with a fast beat. It is quiet, with no harmony. It commonly has a simple melody with a medium pitch in a F major key. Usually, it has a silky timbre.