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Culture Generator

This generator lets you create fantasy cultures.

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The Ceuthöc Culture

Common Names

Male Names

  • Mugnguz
  • Lurzh
  • Methias
  • Meuthias
  • Rupa
  • Tino
  • Methias
  • Kingr
  • Conrad
  • Nöco

Female Names

  • Sara
  • Daria
  • Alönora
  • Zamdra
  • Dhalia
  • Jinnifer
  • Shiringa
  • Heulen
  • Alenora
  • Dhalia

Family Names

  • Geunfryd
  • Firspmann
  • Schnutzler
  • Coemog
  • Coenag
  • Gumzfryd
  • Genzfried
  • Koenog
  • Schngit
  • Hurspmann

Country Names

  • Keukland
  • Toecland
  • Tecland
  • Lingmark
  • Tazhland
  • Remonien
  • Qeukland
  • Gashönien
  • Tushland
  • Rymunien

Town Names

  • Fenenfeld
  • Edinberg
  • Geurpheim
  • Etengburg
  • Fersfeld
  • Conberg
  • Törgenheim
  • Utngsberg
  • Ebenburg
  • Deurpenheim

Organization

In this culture, power is determined by popularity or public opinion. Landowners are most highly regarded. Men are dominant. Social mobility is only possible through marriage.

Religion

This religion is shamanistic. Weekly gatherings take place every Friday. Worshippers meet in community centers to engage in spontaneous sharing and hear from an enlightened one.

Taboos

Playing music in public is forbidden.

Drinking alcohol is considered a sign of weakness.

Eating animals is shunned by society.

Touching someone's head is a violation of ancestral traditions.

Greetings

People show respect by kissing the hands of the person they are greeting. This is often done when greeting older people or those of higher social status.

Meals

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

Design

Triangles are used in ceremonial and festive contexts.

Music

Ceuthöc music has a single rhythm with a fast beat. It is very loud, with simple harmony. It commonly has a focused melody with a low pitch in a E pentatonic minor key. Usually, it has a piercing timbre.