Southmarens (updated 2003/06/24)

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Southmarens form a broad category of swarthy humans from the southern lands. They are small of stature and generally have olive colored skin and dark hair. Southmarens are amazingly quick--both of body and mind--and are renowned for many highly evolved forms of swordsmanship. Most Southmarens in positions of wealth are Harns, whose ancestors founded the Southmaren Empire of Harnendor. The Rochir are horse nomads of the vast Rochir Plain and deserts.

Aquilans

Most wealthy Southmarens maintain homes in the great city of Aquila. Some Southmarens who dwell primarily in the city call themselves "Aquilans", and make up some of the most cultured and elitist of all peoples short of the Eldarin.

Droog (Laborers)

In Southmaren society "Droog" is a derisive term for any person with a "highly eclectic" or primitive bloodline, such as Kith, Rochir or other savages. Whether they have wandered into the great city on their own, or were brought back from expeditions to far away lands as slaves, Droogs typically form the lowest labor class in Southmaren society. Unaccustomed to urban life and sophisticated mannerisms, Droogs are seen as coarse and brutish by most Southmarens, which only serves to cement their position one notch above beasts. Droogs ripped from exotic homelands are sometimes very unusual in appearance and customs, and are not always human.

Haradjinn (Desert Tribesmen) (updated 2007/06/25)

Haradjiaa, the eastern desert of Harnendor, is the domain of desert tribesmen known as the Haradjinn. These fierce tribes are descendants of Southmaren and Rochir explorers who traveled east through the Red Waste and took up the Alu desert ways to survive in the inhospitable red sands. [ more... ]

Harns (Harnendorians)

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The Harns are humans who rule the southern seafaring cities of the regal Southmaren Empire of Harnenedor. Once a militaristic culture that ruled an expansive empire, the Harns have since become an decadent society of artists, aristocrats, and thieves. It is said that a Harn merchant can squeeze silver from rocks.

Harns are of human average size, somewhere between the average-sized Alorns and even smaller Alu. They generally have olive colored skin and dark hair. They are almost always in high spirits and good disposition. Even while dueling a villainous foe, a Harn maintains his wry grin and takes time for witty quips. Harns are true rogues who rely on their exceptional luck, sharp wit, winning smile and keen blade. [ more... ]

Rochir (Horse Nomads of the Rochir Plains)

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The Rochir are Southmaren nomads who have dwelled along the southern coasts of the Rochir Plains since ancient times. Born with a blade in hand and learning to ride before they walk, Rochir are masterful riders and deadly fighters. Indeed, the Rochir were given their name by the Eldar, which means "horse-lord" in Eldarin. Like their riders, Rochir horses are small and fine-boned, faster than a dream and can turn like dancers. [ more... ]

Southmaren Names

Male names

Accerrito, Acorri, Adelmo, Adovardo, Aiolfo, Albizzo, Aldighieri, Aliotto, Amannito, Amero, Anfrione, Anichino, Apardo, Arcolano, Ardengo, Ardingo, Aretino, Argometto, Aringhieri, Aringo, Ario, Aris, Aronne, Arpo, Arrichino, Arrigo, Arsizio, Asparru, Astore, Attaviano, Avito, Avveduto, Azzerello, Azzone, Baccio, Baiardo, Bambo, Banchello, Banco, Bandetto, Bandino, Bandoccio, Bardo, Barduccio, Barla, Barone, Bassanio, Beca, Begni, Benci, Bencivenni, Benghi, Benicio, Benincasa, Benintendi, Bernassa, Bertacchin, Betto, Bettino, Bettuccio, Bicci, Biligiardo, Biliottino, Bindo, Bindaccio, Bindello, Bino, Biordo, Bivigliano, Bizzello, Bizzero, Boccio, Boccaccio, Borgo, Borgognion, Borso, Bottiglio, Braccio, Brancazio, Breusio, Briccoldo, Brigliador, Brunaccio, Brunellesco, Buccio, Bucello, Buffillo, Buto, Caccino, Cafferello, Calderino, Camaino, Cambio, Cambino, Canaffo, Cante, Cantino, Cardinale, Caro, Caroccio, Casino, Castello, Castellano, Catalano, Cataldo, Cavalcante, Cecca, Cecchino, Cecco, Cederno, Cenni, Cennino, Ceo, Cerbino, Cetto, Chello, Chiaramont, Chiarello, Chiarissim, Chimenti, Chimento, Chino, Chiovo, Chirico, Chirro, Chiuolo, Ciai Ciaio, Ciango, Ciano, Ciapo, Ciardo, Ciatino, Ciattoro, Ciccio, Cima Cimetto, Cino Cinello Cinozzo, Ciolo, Cione, Cipolla, Ciridonio, Ciuccio, Ciulo, Ciupo, Ciuto, Co, Coccino, Cola, Coluccio, Compagno, Concio, Conetto, Consiglio, Conte, Contro, Coppo, Coppino, Corfino, Corso, Corsello Corsino, Covone, Credi, Curzio, Daddo, Dato, Davanzato, Dego, Dello, Deo, Diedi, Dietaiuti, Doffo, Dolfo, Duccio, Duccino, Duilio, Duti, Elvio, Endiro, Endrio, Ennio, Erio, Ersilio, Evio, Fantino, Fastello, Fecino, Fenso, Fifo, Figlio, Fileno, Fino, Forese, Fosco, Friano, Frolio, Fronte, Frosino, Fuligno, Fulino, Gaddo, Galeazzo, Galeotto, Galgano, Galileo, Gallo, Galvano, Gamberino, Gano, Genovino, Gentile, Gerozzo, Ghelere, Ghetto, Ghezzo, Ghino, Ghinozzo, Ghirigoro, Ghoro, Giasone, Gierozzo, Gilio, Gimignano, Giolio, Giotto, Giugno, Giunta, Giuntino, Giunto, Goccio, Gonzo, Goro, Gostanzo, Grifo, Guadagno, Gualente, Guardi, Guarente, Guarenti, Guariento, Guccio, Guelfo, Guernieri, Guerriante, Guigliador, Guiniforte, Guinnozzo, Gusme, Iginio, Inghilese, Istagio, Lalo, Lapaccio Lapaccino, Lapo, Lapino, Lappino, Lapuccio, Larione, Laro, Lattanzio, Lele, Lelio, Lello, Lerino, Lidano, Ligo, Lillo, Lino, Liso, Luti, Lutozzo, Maccio, Madore, Maestrino, Malacresta, Manente, Manno, Mannio Mannino Manetto, Marchionne, Marcovaldo, Marmuccia, Marsiglio, Maruccio, Marzi, Marzio, Masaio, Mea, Meglio, Meglino, Memmo, Meno, Mico, Micuccio, Migianino, Migiotto, Migliore, Migliorozzo, Mimmo, Miniato, Mino, Mocenigo, Mola, Monaldo, Monte, Montuccio, More, Morello, Moreno, Naimerio, Nanne, Nanni, Nannino, Nastagio, Navanzato, Nebrotto, Nello, Nencio, Nene, Nardo, Neso, Netto, Nigi, Noddo, Nofri, Noldo, Nozzo, Nuccio, Nuccino, Nuto, Nutino, Nuttino, Nuzzio, Oderigo, Odilon, Olinto, Orabuono, Orinolo, Ottobono, Ottobuono, Ovidio, Palla, Pannuzzo, Panuzio, Pantaleo, Pantaleone, Papero, Papi, Papino, Papo, Parente, Parigi, Pazzino, Piccardo, Pico, Pinaccio, Pino, Pippo, Piramo, Poggio, Poggino, Poltrone, Prete, Priano, Puccio, Puccino, Recco, Remo, Rento, Renzo, Renzetto, Renzino, Riccalbano, Rinieri, Rino, Rinuccio, Ristoro, Romigi, Romualdo, Rota, Rovigo, Saladino, Salimbene, Salito, Saro, Scelto, Schiatta, Segna, Sicurano, Signorello, Soderino, Sodo, Soldo, Sostegno, Sozzo, Spina, Spinello, Stagio, Stoldo, Strozza, Strozzo, Taldo, Talento, Tamerighi, Tano, Tanino, Tanuccio, Tazio, Tedesco, Tegno, Tellero, Tello, Tendi, Tendino, Tenghi, Tento, Testa, Tieri, Tinaccio, Tingo, Tino, Tinoro, Tizrano, Toccio, Tolosino, Toso, Toto, Totto, Tribaldo, Tubbia, Tuccio, Tura, Turco, Turi, Turino, Uguccione, Umbro, Vaggio, Vagno, Vanni, Vannozzo, Vannuccio, Venere, Ventura, Venzi, Verso, Vezio, Viaro, Vico, Vieri, Vincilago, Volta, Zanobi, Zelone, Zorzi, Zuanne [ more... ]

Tulnites (Canal Rats)

The people of Tuln are Southmarens, but share some ancestry with Avathars. Whether it is the proximity to Nan-Avathar or beast witchery of the bogs, Tuln and its people have an ill air about them. The more cosmopolitan Southmarens of Aquila often jest unkindly that Tulnites smell and look swamp rats, or perhaps the other way around.

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