Colonian

Although many races live in the empire of Colonia, not all are counted amongst the Colonians. In general, only the humans, elves, dwarves, halflings and gnomes living within Colonia's borders on Omodya are considered Colonians. And even then, some consider gnomes to be wildlife, while others consider dwarves to be their own ethnicity, and there is even a small group that will only call humans colonian. Lastly, all those living in overseas territories of Colonia, not originally from the continent of Omodya, are called Collateral.

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Agnes, Alianore, Alice, Alyne, Alys, Amice, Amy, Anabelle, Angelique, Ann, Anna, Annabel, Anne, Annie, Anys, Arveene, Ashley, Audrey, Avota, Balama, Barbara, Basilia, Beatrice, Beatrix, Benet, Bridget, Brenda, Carol, Carolina, Caroline, Cecilia, Cecily, Christina, Christine, Cicely, Cindy, Clarice, Colletta, Columba, Constance, Crestian, Crystal, Daisy, Danna, Debby, Deborah, Denys, Diana, Dionisia, Dona, Donna, Dorothy, Dulcy, Eden, Edith, Eglotina, Eilene, Eleanor, Elizabeth, Ellen, Emily, Emma, Eryngerd, Esther, Esvele, Faila, Faye, Francesca, Gabriela, Gemma, Geralda, Geva, Gloria, Graciela, Gundreda, Gunnilda, Halia, Hanna, Hannah, Harmony, Hawise, Helewise, Hugelina, Idonea, Ilsa, Imania, Innocentia, Isabella, Isabelle, Jacquette, Jalana, Jan, Jane, Jeanne, Jennifer, Jenny, Jessy, Jhessail, Joan, Joyce, Juliana, Julie, Katelynn, Kateryn, Katherine, Kathie, Kathleen, Kerri, Letitia, Lindsay, Lisa, Lori, Lucie, Lucy, Luisa, Luna, Lureene, Malin, Margaret, Marsha, Marta, Mary, Melissa, Miri, Monica, Muriel, Nelly, Nicole, Nina, Olive, Philippa, Phoebe, Prudence, Quara, Rhonda, Rose, Ruth, Samantha, Sara, Sarra, Selise, Sence, Shandri, Shirley, Sibil, Stephanie, Susan, Suzanne, Sybil, Teresa, Tessele, Thomasine, Thomasyn, Tiffany, Tina, Tracy, Ursula, Valentina, Victoria, Virginia, Vonda, Wenefride, Wendy, Winnifred

Masculine names

Aaron, Adam, Adrian, Aidan, Albert, Alberto, Alex, Alexander, Alfie, Andrew, Andy, Anton, Archie, Arthur, Austin, Benjamin, Benny, Bertrand, Bill, Billy, Blake, Bob, Bobby, Caleb, Callum, Carlos, Charles, Charlie, Chase, Cole, Colin, Connor, Cory, Dan, Daniel, Danny, Darvin, David, Dean, Dexter, Dick, Diero, Domhnall, Don, Donald, Dorn, Douglas, Dylan, Eddy, Eduardo, Edward, Eli, Elijah, Elliot, Erik, Ethan, Evendur, Felix, Finlay, Finley, Frank, Frankie, Fred, Freddie, Frederick, Gabriel, George, Gerald, Gorstag, Grim, Hank, Harley, Harold, Harvey, Harrison, Harry, Hayden, Hector, Helm, Henry, Hugo, Hunter, Ian, Isaac, Jack, Jackson, Jacob, Jake, James, Jamie, Jayden, Jeffrey, Jenson, Joey, John, Johnny, Joseph, Joshua, Kai, Ken, Kenny, Kian, Kingston, Kyle, Lance, Leo, Leon, Lewis, Liam, Logan, Louie, Luca, Lucas, Luis, Luke, Malark, Marcon, Mario, Mark, Marlin, Martin, Mason, Matthew, Max, Michael, Mick, Mickey, Morn, Nathan, Neill, Noah, Norman, Oliver, Ollie, Oscar, Oswald, Owen, Paul, Pedro, Peter, Pieron, Quincy, Randall, Randy, Reece, Reuben, Rhys, Ricardo, Richard, Riley, Robert, Romero, Ron, Ronald, Ronnie, Rory, Ryan, Samuel, Salazar, Scott, Sebastian, Seth, Shane, Sonny, Stanley, Stedd, Stephen, Stuart, Teddy, Theo, Theodore, Thomas, Toby, Tom, Tommy, Tristan, Tristin, Tyler, Umbero, Vernon, Victor, Warren, William, Willy, Zachary

Unisex names

Alexis, Bobby, Ellis, Jude, Julian, Rohan, Sam

Family names

Agosto, Amblecrown, Althromb, Astorio, Bailey, Bell, Bennett, Brown, Bryant, Buckman, Butler, Calabra, Cox, Crawford, Daniel, Domine, Dundragon, Erickson, Evans, Evenwood, Falone, Fletcher, Flores, Francis, Garcia, Gomez, Greycastle, Gross, Guzman, Hall, Harrison, Hendry, Hicks, Hughes, Jackson, Jenkins, Jones, Lee, Lindsey, Lucas, MacDonald, Marivaldi, Martinez, Matthews, McIntosh, McIntyre, Miles, Moody, Murphy, Murray, Newton, Norman, Norris, Parks, Patterson, Peterson, Pisacar, Potter, Ramondo, Rivera, Rodriguez, Rum, Sanders, Shelton, Sherman, Simmons, Simon, Tallstag, Tucker, Ward, Watkins, Young

Culture

Major language groups and dialects

Common with American, English, Scottish, Irish and Italian accents.

Art & Architecture

Medieval central European

Encompassed species

• Human