Scalyearan
The native culture from the island of Scalyear, located in the Equilae Islands. A mostly elven culture, they speak Scalyearish and mostly reside within the territory of the great Equileyan Empire. Their skin is pale white and the most common hair colour is blonde, though red is very common as well. They are not particularly tall in general nor strong, but are often very intellectual in both science and strategy, making great commanders, technological leaders, and admirals. They also possess a natural tendency to lead, helping in these previously mentioned careers but also in politics, both republican and autocratic. Most notably they are very at home at sea, making great sailor, likely due to their islander heritage.
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Feminine names
Abigail, Alice, Amphillis, Ann, Anne, Barbara, Benedicta, Bennet, Bethsabe, Blythe, Cecily, Cicely, Christabell, Clare, Constance, Dorithie, Elinor, Elizabethe, Ellen, Ellyn, Eylmer, Faith, Gillian, Good, Grissell, Hannah, Honor, Janet, Joan, Joane, Joyce, Judeth, Judith, Katherine, Lana, Love, Mabel, Marian, Margaret, Margarett, Margerie, Martha, Mathaye, Parnell, Philippa, Rebecka, Sara, Sarah, Sidney, Susan, Suzanna, Sybyll, Syndony, Unice, Ursula, Vashti, Wilmot, Wyborough, Wynefreed, Zephora
Masculine names
Adrian, Amor, Androw, Ayland, Barnard, Bartholomew, Benjamin, Charles, Clement, Damon, David, Edmond, Emanual, Emanuell, Evered, Francis, Galwell, Garret, Geoffrey, Gregory, Henrie, Hugo, Jacob, Jeames, Jeffrey, Jerome, Johen, John, Joseph, Joshua, Josias, Lancaster, Lancelot, Lionel, Miles, Migsett, Mychaell, Myles, Nathaniell, Nazereth, Nicholas, Octavian, Osmund, Peter, Rafe, Richarde, Robert, Roberte, Rycharde, Sampson, Samuel, Salathiell, Thomas, Titus, Uric, Vincent
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Augustine, Avery, Christian, Christean, Clare, Julian, Thomasin
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Abery, Alard, Annesley, Asger, Assheby, Atherton, Audeley, Babham, Baret, Barre, Bende, Berdwell, Beresford, Beaumont, Bell, Beton, Blodwell, Braunstone, Brewster, Bulstrode, Burgh, Byschoppeson, Caley, Canteys, Castletown, Chelseye, Chester, Cod, Cranford, Darley, Dawne, Dencourt, Dering, Donnet, Dow, Drayton, Edgerley, Eldysley, Emerson, Ffrewyll, Flexney, Flower, Fulburne, Galey, Garard, Gibbs, Goddam, Golding, Goodere, Goodnestone, Goodryngton, Greville, Hammer, Hakebourne, Halshan, Harlakinden, Hayton, Hornebolt, Kydwelly, Langstone, Leeche, Leverer, Leynthall, Loveney, Lowthe, Lynde, Lytcott, Lytton, Markepiece, Mauntell, Muston, Nele, Newdegate, Northwoode, Perryvalle, Pekham, Potter, Poulet, Pownder, Pray, Pynty, Rochforth, Rotheley, Rusche, Scarclyf, Scrogs, Scrope, Sedley, Seyntaubyn, Seys, Sheraton, Sherbourne, Stanbury, Staunton, Stoke, Stokes, Stokey, Sulyard, Throkmorton, Vaughan, Veldon, Wade, Walden, Wanteley, Weekes, Wensley, Wreke, Wright, Wulvedon, Wyddowsoun
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