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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 Kermeenoen Culture

Common Names

Male Names

  • Glúin
  • Kulin
  • Terin
  • Kerin
  • Thalin
  • Pefal
  • Pufur
  • Zhlolin
  • Kláin
  • Temli

Female Names

  • Daringu
  • Kolime
  • Therim
  • Tifura
  • Shlurina
  • Dwirina
  • Tufura
  • Durine
  • Dumlima
  • Gufira

Family Names

  • Oakmountain
  • Coppergrip
  • Stonehill
  • Jadechin
  • Jademountain
  • Ingottunnel
  • Goldgrip
  • Silverfall
  • Silverchin
  • Jadehill

Country Names

  • Ungilada
  • Ulúria
  • Taralia
  • Inoerida
  • Imölida
  • Nirulia
  • Ungerada
  • Leralia
  • Noralia
  • Talulia

Town Names

  • Whitehollow
  • Black Cliff
  • Dark Barrow
  • Dark Hill
  • Steelhold
  • Bleakrock
  • Deepfall
  • Deepridge
  • Purplerock
  • Copper Ridge

Organization

In this culture, power is divided between two opposing groups. Farmers are most highly regarded. Neither gender is dominant. Social mobility is only possible through political connections.

Religion

This religion is shamanistic. People are invited to the special gathering, where they partake in meditation and sharing. Followers assemble in temples to participate in spontaneous sharing and share with a wise elder.

Taboos

Refusing to participate in a religious ritual is a violation of sacred laws.

Drinking alcohol alone is seen as sacrilegious.

Eating human flesh is seen as unclean.

Greetings

The greeting involves placing a hand over one's heart and bowing slightly. This is a sign of respect and trust.

Meals

Certain dishes are believed to have specific health or medicinal benefits, and are consumed for this reason.

Design

Repeating patterns are created using traditional techniques.

Music

Kermeenoen music has a single rhythm with a very slow beat. It is very quiet, with simple harmony. It frequently has a focused melody with a low pitch in a A minor key. Usually, it has a sharp timbre.