Reanaarians
They are a folk of extremes: they respect hard work, but they enjoy holidays and feasting. They are clever but appear dull and boring to outsiders. They are fascinated with magic but rarely pursue it as a class.
The Reanaarians, like the Brandobians, are inquisitivve folk. Just as during the period of their great migrations, they explore their current home, the Reanaaria Bay area, without aims of conquest or glory. They enjoy the beauty of their home and rarely come into conflict with the Dwarves, elves, gnomes or halflings who live there.
Reanaarians live the closest to the humanoids of Tellene. Gnomes, halflings, dwarves, and even elves share their towns and cities. Reanaarians prefer to live in villages and govern themselves; a network of hundreds of these villages covers the Bay where they live. The Reanaarians are fond of crafts and they work hard, but they also like to enjoy themselves. Because they respect many faiths and share their lands with humanoid cultures, the Reanaarians have more holidays than any other people.
Naming Traditions
Feminine names
Masculine names
Boelain, Bouzaar, Dealaan, Emearer, Geolain, Haar, Lenaiz, Liamar, Neila, Nooregaa, Peasor, Raizix, Reenea, Reolain, Sortureer, Sutila, Taofoor, Vaxea, Vuuawa, Wiuxiu
Family names
Feasiari, Feaveu, Fooromau, Gazee, Huuraew, Laaria, Leenoorova, Lorot, Nae, Naizix, Narituir, Peer, Reemae, Rooxea, Seetoov, Sumoraa, Tarealeon, Vaotal, Vuria, Xookaer
Reanaarians tend to use only personal names. Few Reanaarians, save for nobility (or those attempting to appear cosmopolitan), use surnames.
Other names
When creating a new name, note that Reanaarese does not use the letters “J,” “Q,” or “Y” but does contain single letters that sound like “AA,” “EA,” II,” “OA,” and “OO,” and translate this way into Merchant’s Tongue.