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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 Eninindo Culture

Common Names

Male Names

  • Endóril
  • Ingengungti
  • Inárion
  • Anólion
  • Unárion
  • Irdiron
  • Ilmorion
  • Garulion
  • Alkerong
  • Alniel

Female Names

  • Elungga
  • Dulwen
  • Olluon
  • Kalodriel
  • Uzulme
  • Urumwa
  • Kaledriel
  • Ishalme
  • Telethriel
  • Eshelme

Family Names

  • Summerstar
  • Skybell
  • Skystar
  • Nightflower
  • Skycrown
  • Greenstar
  • Blueflower
  • Wildwatcher
  • Beachbell
  • Wildblossom

Country Names

  • Andúril
  • Armiel
  • Alkulong
  • Eminumti
  • Orbireng
  • Undéril
  • Indúril
  • Anérion
  • Irmiel
  • Endúril

Town Names

  • Parathion
  • Undíril
  • Anginumba
  • Arangdur
  • Andóril
  • Anunanko
  • Garithion
  • Ilmurion
  • Ermirion
  • Erampur

Organization

In this culture, power is determined by age. 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 a single all-powerful god. Their gatherings happen annually at the meeting hall and feature meditation, fellowship, and food/drink. Disciples gather in temples for communion.

Taboos

Not washing hands before eating is considered bad manners.

Not using proper utensils while eating is taboo.

Discussing sex in public is considered disrespectful to elders.

Playing music in public is a sign of moral degeneracy.

Failing to offer a seat to an elder or pregnant woman is seen as a threat to social order.

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

Meals are served in large common vessels and each person is expected to serve themselves.

Design

Whimsical design elements are incorporated into everyday objects.

Music

Eninindo music has a single rhythm with a moderate beat. It is very quiet, with simple harmony. It frequently has a focused melody with a low pitch in a B Phrygian key. Usually, it has a full timbre.