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  1. $name : Zufalls-Charakter-Generator
  2. $author : DerTroglodyt, org. by Fish Davidson
  3. $description : Erstellt ein schnelles Charakterprofil, das von der Arbeit unter rpg.ashami.com inspiriert ist. Nützlich zum Erstellen von NPCs und Charakteren für Belletristik und Spiele. Erstellt von Fish Davidson auf fishdavidson.com
  4. $amount : 5
  5. $button : Go!
  6.  
  7. //Scent Generator Code from https://pastebin.com/19sdpJPR follows
  8.  
  9. $smellsgood
  10. [[stroh | blau | raspel | gans | lingon | schwarz | huckle | tau | holunder] beere | [stroh | blau | raspel | gans | lingon | schwarz | huckle | tau | holunder] beeren]
  11. [alkohol | spirituosen]
  12. [Babys | Kleinkinder | Neugeborene | Neugeborene]
  13. [Bier | Ale]
  14. [Kekse | Brötchen]
  15. [Bücher | neue Bücher | alte Bücher | das Innere eines Buches | die Innenseiten von Büchern]
  16. [Kuchen | frisch gebackener Kuchen | Kuchen backen im Ofen]
  17. [Donuts | Gebäck | Kekse | Torten | Umsätze]
  18. [Erde | frisch bebaute Erde | fruchtbare Erde]
  19. [frisch gebackenes | backendes | warmes] Brot
  20. [frisch geschnittenes] Gras
  21. [frisch gewaschene Kleidung | saubere Bettwäsche | saubere Kleidung | kürzlich gewaschene Kleidung]
  22. [frisch gewaschenes | sauberes] Haar
  23. [gebratener Fisch | gebackener Fisch]
  24. [grüner | schwarzer] Tee
  25. [Tannennadeln | Kiefer | immergrün]
  26. [rote | schwarze] Johannisbeeren
  27. [gebratenes Fleisch | gegrilltes Fleisch | Braten | Potroast]
  28. [Rosen | Rose]
  29. [das Meer | die See | die Küste | die Meeresbrise]
  30. [Whisky | Whisky]
  31. [Holzrauch | Holzfeuer]
  32. [Holz | gehacktes Holz]
  33. Wiesen
  34. Aftershave
  35. Mandel
  36. Äpfel
  37. Avocados
  38. Speck
  39. Banane
  40. grillen
  41. Basilikum
  42. Paprika
  43. Borax
  44. Brot
  45. Butter
  46. Butterscotch
  47. Kampfer
  48. Cantaloup-Melone
  49. Karamell
  50. Möhren
  51. Zeder
  52. Sellerie
  53. Holzkohle
  54. Käse
  55. Kirsche
  56. Kirschblüte
  57. Chicoree
  58. Schokolade
  59. Zigarren
  60. Zimt
  61. Zitrusfrüchte
  62. Lehm
  63. Clementine
  64. Gewürznelken
  65. Kokosnuss
  66. Kaffee
  67. gekochter Reis
  68. Speiseöl
  69. Kupfer
  70. Koriander
  71. Kork
  72. Baumwolle
  73. Cranberry
  74. Buntstifte
  75. Sahne
  76. Gurke
  77. Vanillesoße
  78. Johannisbeeren
  79. Curry
  80. Narzissen
  81. Termine
  82. Waschmittel
  83. destillierter Schnaps
  84. Hartriegel
  85. Eukalyptus
  86. exotische Gewürze
  87. Stoff
  88. Feigen
  89. Mehl
  90. Blumen
  91. duftende Öle
  92. Weihrauch
  93. frische Blumen
  94. frittiertes Essen
  95. Obst
  96. Möbelpolitur
  97. Schinken
  98. Knoblauch
  99. Ingwer
  100. Grapefruit
  101. Trauben
  102. Heu
  103. Haselnuss
  104. Hibiskus
  105. Honig
  106. Honigtau
  107. Geißblatt
  108. Hopfen
  109. scharfe Pepperoni
  110. heißes Wachs
  111. Tinte
  112. Eisen
  113. ruckartig
  114. jicama
  115. Lampenöl
  116. Lavendel
  117. Lavendel
  118. Leder
  119. Zitrone
  120. Lakritze
  121. lila
  122. Lilien
  123. Limette
  124. Leinen-
  125. Alkohol
  126. Magnolienblüten
  127. Mango
  128. Majoran
  129. Streichhölzer
  130. Melone
  131. Metall
  132. Minze
  133. Moos
  134. Pilz
  135. Moschus
  136. Muskatnuss
  137. Eiche
  138. Olivenöl
  139. Oliven
  140. Orange
  141. Farbe
  142. Pergament
  143. Patschuli
  144. Pfirsiche
  145. Erdnüsse
  146. Birne
  147. Pfeffer
  148. Parfüm
  149. Persimmon
  150. Ananas
  151. Granatapfel
  152. Popcorn
  153. Schweinefleisch
  154. Haferbrei
  155. Kartoffeln
  156. Pudding
  157. Pumpernickel
  158. Kürbis
  159. Regen
  160. Redwood
  161. reife Frucht
  162. Rosmarin
  163. Roggen
  164. Salbei
  165. Salz-
  166. Sandelholz
  167. Würstchen
  168. Rauch
  169. Seife
  170. grüne Minze
  171. scharfes Essen
  172. quetschen
  173. Stärke
  174. Stroh
  175. Zucker
  176. Sommerbrise
  177. Sonnenblumen
  178. Süßkartoffeln
  179. Mandarine
  180. Tee
  181. [im Wald | draussen]
  182. die Tropen
  183. Thymian
  184. Toast
  185. Tabak
  186. Tomate
  187. Kurkuma
  188. Vanille
  189. Weizen
  190. Wildblumen
  191. Wein
  192. Wintergrün
  193.  
  194. $smellsbad
  195. [Mundgeruch | Mundgeruch]
  196. [Mist | alte Kacke | Kacke | Exkremente | Mist]
  197. [faule | verdorbene | saure] Milch
  198. [Schweiß | getrockneter Schweiß | alter Schweiß]
  199. [Urin | alter Urin | getrockneter Urin | abgestandener Urin | konzentrierter Urin]
  200. Scheunen
  201. Pferd
  202. Gerbereien
  203. Toilette
  204. Ammoniak
  205. bleichen
  206. Blut
  207. Körpergeruch
  208. Sole
  209. verbranntes Haar
  210. Käse
  211. Stofffarben
  212. Kleidung in Aufbewahrung
  213. Kohle
  214. Kompost
  215. Krabbe
  216. zerfallen
  217. Krankheit
  218. Staub
  219. Füße
  220. Fisch
  221. Blähung
  222. Müll
  223. Knoblauch
  224. Lauge
  225. Medizin
  226. Mehltau
  227. Schimmel
  228. muffiger Keller
  229. Salbe
  230. altes Haus
  231. alte Leute
  232. alte Schuhe
  233. Zwiebel
  234. verkochtes Essen
  235. überreife Früchte
  236. Torf
  237. Haustiere
  238. Schädlinge
  239. Gurken
  240. Schweine
  241. Tonhöhe
  242. verrotten
  243. verrottendes Essen
  244. Meeresfrüchte
  245. Abwasser
  246. Schaltier
  247. Garnele
  248. Skunk
  249. ausspucken
  250. stehendes Wasser
  251. Teer
  252. Terpentin
  253. ungewaschenes Haar
  254. Ungeziefer
  255. Essig
  256. Nasser Hund
  257. Erbrochenes
  258. Hefe
  259.  
  260. $smellstypegood
  261. Duft
  262. Geruch
  263. Aroma
  264. Duft
  265.  
  266. $smellstypebad
  267. Gestank
  268. stinken
  269. Geruch
  270. Geruch
  271.  
  272. $smellstypesecondary
  273. Hauch
  274. Hinweis
  275. Unterton
  276. Flüstern
  277. Lüftchen
  278. Duft
  279. Note
  280.  
  281. $smellstypemodifier
  282. knackig
  283. scharf
  284. scharf
  285. süss
  286. scharf
  287. reinigend
  288. beißend
  289. abgerundet
  290. vollmundig
  291. robust
  292.  
  293. $smellstypemodifiernegative
  294. faulig
  295. abstoßend
  296. muffig
  297. abgestanden
  298. faulig
  299. giftig
  300.  
  301. $smellstypemodifieraggregatednegative
  302. [smellstypemodifier]
  303. [smellstypemodifiernegative] {40%}
  304.  
  305. $smellstypemodifierpositive
  306. einladend
  307. eiladend
  308. schön
  309. hell
  310. frisch
  311. berauschend
  312.  
  313. $smellstypemodifieraggregatedpositive
  314. [smellstypemodifier]
  315. [smellstypemodifierpositive] {40%}
  316.  
  317. $smellsintensity
  318. leicht
  319. entfernt
  320. schwer
  321. verweilend
  322. überwältigend
  323. erstickend
  324. eine Andeutung von
  325. süßlich
  326. stark
  327. schwach
  328. merklich
  329. fast überwältigend
  330. potent
  331. fast unmerklich
  332. kaum wahrnehmbar
  333. eindringlich
  334. offen
  335. subtil
  336. herzhaft
  337. verblasst
  338. verblassend
  339. gedämpft
  340. verteilt
  341. widerlich
  342. zerbrechlich
  343. anhänglich
  344. hartnäckig
  345.  
  346. $smellsemotionnegative
  347. unangenehm
  348. schrecklich
  349. schrecklich
  350. schrecklich
  351. abgestanden
  352. alt
  353. schlecht
  354. ungewaschen
  355. unrein
  356. bedrohlich
  357. schrecklich
  358. traurig
  359. trostlos
  360. ängstlich
  361. räuberisch
  362. heftig
  363. unheimlich
  364. nervös
  365. trostlos
  366. hoffnungslos
  367. feindlich
  368. wütend
  369. klinisch
  370. beunruhigend
  371.  
  372. $smellsemotionpositive
  373. angenehm
  374. gut
  375. nett
  376. erhebend
  377. nostalgisch
  378. aufregend
  379. reinigen
  380. jubelnd
  381. glücklich
  382. sinnlich
  383. sexuell-
  384. froh
  385. heiter
  386. hoffnungsvoll
  387. steril
  388. groß
  389. wunderbar
  390. anregend
  391. beruhigend
  392. beruhigend
  393. wehmütig
  394.  
  395. $smellsvague
  396. metallisch
  397. nass
  398. matschig
  399. gedämpft
  400. verbrannt
  401. angebrannt
  402. zerfallen
  403. erdig
  404. lehmig
  405. holzig
  406. trocken
  407. hart
  408. bunt
  409. verfault
  410. würzig
  411. salzig
  412. bitter
  413. männlich
  414. feminin
  415. krautig
  416. fleischig
  417. blumig
  418. belaubt
  419. grasig
  420. rauchig
  421. staubig
  422. wachsartig
  423. ölig
  424. kindisch
  425. jugendlich
  426. reifen
  427. süss
  428. sauer
  429. fruchtig
  430. heiß
  431. cool
  432. feucht
  433. luftig
  434. luftig
  435. minzig
  436. sonnig
  437. papierartig
  438. weizig
  439. hefig
  440. exotisch
  441. ungewohnt
  442. unfreundlich
  443. freundlich
  444. familiär
  445. alchemistisch
  446. chemisch
  447. organisch
  448. dunkel
  449. herb
  450. medizinisch
  451. sumpfig
  452. außergewöhnlich
  453.  
  454. $smellslikepositive
  455. [smellsgood]
  456. [smellsgood] und [smellsgood]
  457. [smellsgood] und [smellsbad] {10%}
  458. [smellsgood] mit [einem] [smellstypesecondary] von [smellsgood]
  459. [smellsgood] mit [einem] [smellstypesecondary] von [smellsbad] {10%}
  460. [smellstypemodifier] [smellsgood]
  461.  
  462. $smellslikenegative
  463. [smellsbad]
  464. [smellsbad] und [[smellsgood]|[smellsbad]]
  465. [smellsbad] mit [einem] [smellstypesecondary] von [[smellsgood]|[smellsbad]]
  466. [smellstypemodifier] [smellsbad]
  467.  
  468. $smellsformatted
  469. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive]
  470. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] [einen] [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive]
  471. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] {5%}
  472. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] [einen] [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] {5%}
  473. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypemodifieraggregatedpositive] [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive]
  474. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypemodifieraggregatednegative] [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] {10%}
  475. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellsintensity] [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive]
  476. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] [einen] [smellsintensity] [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive]
  477. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellsintensity] [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] {5%}
  478. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] [einen] [smellsintensity] [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] {5%}
  479. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellsintensity], [smellstypemodifieraggregatedpositive] [smellstypegood] of [smellslikepositive]
  480. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypemodifieraggregatednegative] [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] {10%}
  481. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive] und es ist [smellsintensity]
  482. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] [an] [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive] und es ist [smellsintensity]
  483. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] und es ist [smellsintensity] {5%}
  484. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] [an] [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] und es ist [smellsintensity] {5%}
  485. [verströmt|versprüht|besitzt|hat|sondert ab] die [smellstypemodifieraggregatedpositive] [smellstypegood] von [smellslikepositive] und es ist [smellsintensity]
  486. [exudes|emits|possesses|has|gives off] die [smellstypemodifieraggregatednegative] [smellstypebad] von [smellslikenegative] und es ist [smellsintensity] {5%}
  487. trägt einen Duft vergleichbar mit "eau de [smellslikepositive]"
  488. trägt einen Duft vergleichbar mit "eau de [smellslikenegative]" {5%}
  489. riecht wie [smellslikepositive]
  490. riecht wie [smellslikenegative] {5%}
  491. riecht[ | wie etwas ][smellsemotionnegative] [und|doch] [smellsvague] {5%}
  492. riecht[ | wie etwas ][smellsemotionpositive] [und|doch] [smellsvague]
  493. riecht[ | wie etwas ][smellsvague]
  494.  
  495. //end scent generator code
  496.  
  497. $hometownbiome
  498. Wüste
  499. Sumpf
  500. Ebenen
  501. Insel
  502. Küsten
  503. Wald
  504. Berge
  505. Hügel
  506. Moor
  507. Tundra
  508.  
  509. $gender
  510. male {pronouns:er}{possessive:sein}{object:ihm}
  511. female {pronouns:sie}{possessive:ihr}{object:ihr}
  512.  
  513. $outlook
  514. optimistisch
  515. pessimistisch
  516.  
  517. $outlooknegative
  518. zynisch
  519. trostlos
  520. misstrauisch
  521. Ahnung
  522. resigniert
  523.  
  524. $outlookpositive
  525. idealistisch
  526. zuversichtlich
  527. vertrauend
  528. hoffnungsvoll
  529. optimistisch
  530.  
  531. $integrity
  532. gewissenhaft
  533. skrupellos
  534.  
  535. $integritynegative
  536. faul
  537. betrügerisch
  538. unzuverlässig
  539. manipulativ
  540. schlampig
  541. unpraktisch
  542. abkürzend
  543.  
  544. $integritypositive
  545. fleißig
  546. ehrlich
  547. verantwortlich
  548. sorgfältig
  549. pragmatisch
  550.  
  551. $impulsiveness
  552. kontrolliert
  553. spontan
  554.  
  555. $impulsivenessnegative
  556. launisch
  557. flatterhaft
  558. hyperaktiv
  559. Ausschlag
  560.  
  561. $impulsivenesspositive
  562. wohlüberlegt
  563. fokussiert
  564. stetig
  565. nachdenklich
  566.  
  567. $boldness
  568. unerschrocken
  569. vorsichtig
  570.  
  571. $boldnessnegative
  572. ängstlich
  573. paranoid
  574. wachsam
  575. nervös
  576. vorsichtig
  577.  
  578. $boldnesspositive
  579. waghalsig
  580. leichtsinnig
  581. tapfer
  582. unerschrocken
  583. kühn
  584. zuversichtlich
  585.  
  586. $agreeableness
  587. angenehm
  588. unangenehm
  589.  
  590. $agreeablenessnegative
  591. kalt
  592. starr
  593. verkrampft
  594. störrisch
  595. engstirnig
  596. frech
  597. geizig
  598.  
  599. $agreeablenesspositive
  600. warm
  601. einfühlsam
  602. tolerant
  603. versöhnlich
  604. offen
  605. anpassungsfähig
  606. altruistisch
  607.  
  608. $interactivity
  609. einnehmend
  610. reserviert
  611.  
  612. $interactivitynegative
  613. schüchtern
  614. einsam
  615. schweigsam
  616. ausweichend
  617. kryptisch
  618.  
  619. $interactivitypositive
  620. gesprächig
  621. offen
  622. unterhaltsam
  623. empfindlich
  624.  
  625. $conformity
  626. konventionell
  627. abweichlerisch
  628.  
  629. $conformitynegative
  630. rebellisch
  631. künstlerisch
  632. schockierend
  633. freiedenkerisch
  634. exotisch
  635. radikal
  636.  
  637. $conformitypositive
  638. orthodox
  639. formal
  640. bodenständig
  641. etabliert
  642. traditionell
  643. konservativ
  644.  
  645. $religionadherence
  646. unglaublich fromm
  647. fromm
  648. gleichgültig
  649. heuchlerisch
  650. ein Gelegenheitspraktiker
  651. in regelmäßiger Anwesenheit
  652. apathisch
  653. Es ist nicht bekannt, dass sie Gottesdienste besuchen
  654. spirituell, aber nicht religiös
  655. Ein Hardliner
  656. tolerant gegenüber anderen Glaubensrichtungen
  657. ein selbsternannter [Atheist|Agnostiker]
  658. mit dem Strom schwimmend
  659. [kaum|nur] für die GEmeinschaft da
  660.  
  661. $animal
  662. Vogel
  663. Papagei
  664. Hund
  665. Bär
  666. Affe
  667. Wiesel
  668. Ratte
  669. Hirsch
  670. Schlange
  671.  
  672. $phobia
  673. Spinnen
  674. Schlangen
  675. Höhen
  676. [offene Räume | überfüllte Räume]
  677. Hunde
  678. [Donner | Blitz | Donner und Blitz]
  679. kleine Plätze
  680. Fliegen
  681. Löcher
  682. Tod
  683. öffentliche Rede
  684. allein zu sein
  685. Fehler
  686. Vögel
  687. Hühner
  688. Massen
  689. Intimität
  690. Nadeln
  691. [Aufgabe | aufgegeben werden]
  692. Blut
  693. Engagement
  694. das Unbekannte
  695. fallen
  696. Erfolg
  697. Gott
  698. Katzen
  699. Veränderung
  700. Dunkelheit
  701. Männer
  702. Liebe
  703. die Zahl [zwei | drei | vier | fünf | sechs | sieben | acht | neun | zehn | elf | zwölf]
  704. die Nummer dreizehn
  705. Brücken
  706. [Käfer | Insekten | Ungeziefer | Schädlinge]
  707. Frauen
  708. Bienen
  709. Tasten
  710. Enten
  711. Feuer
  712. vergessen werden
  713. Ärzte
  714. Puppen
  715. Tiere
  716. Verbrechen
  717. Geister
  718. pferde
  719. Mäuse
  720. Spiegel
  721. Schmerzen
  722. Schwangerschaft
  723. Bärte
  724. würgend
  725. Altern
  726. laute Geräusche
  727. [Clowns | Joker]
  728. [die Zukunft | zukünftige Ereignisse]
  729. helles Licht
  730. Regen
  731. [der Ozean | im Ozean sein | in der Nähe des Ozeans sein]
  732. Würmer
  733. [lebendig begraben werden | vorzeitige Beerdigung]
  734.  
  735. $treasures
  736. Schmuck
  737. ein Buch
  738. Kunst
  739. Skulptur
  740. Statue
  741. Pferd
  742. Werkzeuge
  743. Anhänger
  744. Halskette
  745. Armband
  746. Schwert
  747. Dolch
  748. Waffe
  749. Kleider
  750. Spielzeug
  751. Puppe
  752. bestimmte Lebensmittel
  753. Gewürze
  754. Karte
  755. Porträt
  756. Besteck
  757. Vieh
  758. Hund
  759. Haustier
  760. Katze
  761. Juwelen
  762. Edelsteine
  763. abergläubischer Gegenstand
  764. eine [glückliche | unglückliche] Münze
  765. Haarlocke
  766. Briefe
  767. Ring
  768. Sorge Stein
  769. Topf oder Vase
  770. Messer
  771. Decke
  772. Notenblätter
  773. Sportausrüstung
  774. Schlüssel
  775. Medaillon
  776. Sanduhr
  777. gepresste Blumen
  778. eine Sammlung
  779. heilige Symbole
  780. Trophäe
  781. Medaille
  782. Uniform
  783. Musikinstrument
  784. Kontenbuch
  785. Geschäftsunterlagen
  786. Asche
  787. Ohrringe
  788. ein heiliges Relikt
  789. altes Artefakt
  790. Antiquität
  791. Lampe
  792. Flagge
  793. Goldkette
  794. [ein Zahn | mehrere Zähne]
  795. Schädel
  796. Spiegel
  797. Kamm
  798. Bürste
  799. Würfel
  800. Karten
  801. Rezept
  802. Erbstück
  803.  
  804. $definingquality
  805. abenteuerlich
  806. aggressiv
  807. analytisch
  808. asozial
  809. arrogant
  810. sportlich
  811. bizarr
  812. blasiert
  813. stumpf
  814. gelangweilt
  815. ruhig
  816. sorglos
  817. vorsichtig
  818. charmant
  819. ahnungslos
  820. grob
  821. kämpferisch
  822. zuversichtlich
  823. konformistisch
  824. gewissenhaft
  825. konventionell
  826. kreativ
  827. kritisch
  828. neugierig
  829. gefährlich
  830. betrügerisch
  831. gewidmet
  832. defensiv
  833. wahnhaft
  834. unzufrieden
  835. desinteressiert
  836. unorganisiert
  837. unzufrieden
  838. geährlich
  839. dumm
  840. pflichtbewusst
  841. exzentrisch
  842. elegant
  843. beredt
  844. energisch
  845. erleuchtet
  846. üppig
  847. treu
  848. familiär
  849. flatterhaft
  850. fließend
  851. tollkühn
  852. großzügig
  853. gut gelaunt
  854. gesellig
  855. gehetzt
  856. hochmütig
  857. hilfreich
  858. ehrlich
  859. bescheiden
  860. heuchlerisch
  861. idealistisch
  862. ignorant
  863. unreif
  864. treibend
  865. unschuldig
  866. unsicher
  867. intelligent
  868. unerschrocken
  869. eifersüchtig
  870. gerade heraus
  871. matt
  872. gesetzestreu
  873. träge
  874. unbeschwert
  875. logisch
  876. schlecht eingestellt
  877. methodisch
  878. bescheiden
  879. launisch
  880. naiv
  881. bedürftig
  882. nervös
  883. altmodisch
  884. allzu idealistisch
  885. verwöhnt
  886. paranoid
  887. passiv
  888. nachdenklich
  889. richtig
  890. puritanisch
  891. schwächlich
  892. aufdringlich
  893. rebellisch
  894. leichtsinnig
  895. reserviert
  896. unhöflich
  897. schroff
  898. frech
  899. schlau
  900. sedierend
  901. selbsternannt
  902. selbstbewusst
  903. egozentrisch
  904. egoistisch
  905. empfindlich
  906. ernst
  907. geschützt
  908. selbstgefällig
  909. anspruchsvoll
  910. spirituell
  911. boshaft
  912. standhaft
  913. streng
  914. stur
  915. abergläubisch
  916. tückisch
  917. unfreundlich
  918. einzigartig
  919. prinzipienlos
  920. fraglos
  921. instabil
  922. aufrecht
  923. verklemmt
  924. seltsam
  925. wunderlich
  926. verrückt
  927.  
  928. $fnamemale
  929. Ackerley {meaning:meadow of oak trees}{initial:A}
  930. Adney {meaning:dweller on the island}{initial:A}
  931. Aeduuard {meaning:prosperous guardian}{initial:A}
  932. Aeduuin {meaning:prosperous friend}{initial:A}
  933. Aelfraed {meaning:wise counselor}{initial:A}
  934. Aland {meaning:bright as the sun}{initial:A}
  935. Alderney {meaning:one of the channel isles}{initial:A}
  936. Aldis {meaning:old house}{initial:A}
  937. Aldred {meaning:old & wise counselor}{initial:A}
  938. Aldrich {meaning:wise counselor}{initial:A}
  939. Aldwin {meaning:old friend}{initial:A}
  940. Algernon {meaning:wearing moustache}{initial:A}
  941. Alistair {meaning:defender of mankind}{initial:A}
  942. Allard {meaning:noble and brave}{initial:A}
  943. Allister {meaning:defender of mankind}{initial:A}
  944. Alston {meaning:the estate of nobleman}{initial:A}
  945. Amherst {meaning:place name}{initial:A}
  946. Archer {meaning:bowman}{initial:A}
  947. Arledge {meaning:lake with the hares}{initial:A}
  948. Arley {meaning:hare's meadow}{initial:A}
  949. Arnette {meaning:little eagle}{initial:A}
  950. Arthur {meaning:noble & lofty hill}{initial:A}
  951. Arundel {meaning:eagle valley}{initial:A}
  952. Ascot {meaning:eastern cottage}{initial:A}
  953. Ashton {meaning:ash tree settlement}{initial:A}
  954. Atherton {meaning:from town by the spring}{initial:A}
  955. Atkins {meaning:home of the relatives}{initial:A}
  956. Atwater {meaning:at the water's edge}{initial:A}
  957. Auden {meaning:old friend}{initial:A}
  958. Audrey {meaning:noble strength}{initial:A}
  959. Audric {meaning:wise ruler}{initial:A}
  960. Averey {meaning:noble bear}{initial:A}
  961. Aylmer {meaning:noble, famous}{initial:A}
  962. Aylwin {meaning:noble friend}{initial:A}
  963. Badrick {meaning:axe ruler}{initial:B}
  964. Bancroft {meaning:bean field}{initial:B}
  965. Barden {meaning:barley valley}{initial:B}
  966. Barlow {meaning:bare hillside}{initial:B}
  967. Barney {meaning:son of the missionary}{initial:B}
  968. Barric {meaning:grain farm}{initial:B}
  969. Barrington {meaning:fenced town}{initial:B}
  970. Barse {meaning:fresh-water perch}{initial:B}
  971. Bartley {meaning:barley meadow}{initial:B}
  972. Bartram {meaning:bright, illustrious}{initial:B}
  973. Bassett {meaning:little person}{initial:B}
  974. Baul {meaning:snail}{initial:B}
  975. Bavol {meaning:wind}{initial:B}
  976. Baxter {meaning:baker}{initial:B}
  977. Bayard {meaning:reddish brown hair}{initial:B}
  978. Beaman {meaning:beekeeper}{initial:B}
  979. Beasley {meaning:field of peas}{initial:B}
  980. Beaver {meaning:beaver}{initial:B}
  981. Bentley {meaning:coarse grass meadow}{initial:B}
  982. Berkeley {meaning:birch tree meadow}{initial:B}
  983. Berwick {meaning:barley farm}{initial:B}
  984. Beval {meaning:like the wind}{initial:B}
  985. Bickford {meaning:ford of the axe man}{initial:B}
  986. Birkitt {meaning:birch tree coast}{initial:B}
  987. Birley {meaning:meadow with the cow barn}{initial:B}
  988. Birney {meaning:island with brook}{initial:B}
  989. Birtle {meaning:bird hill}{initial:B}
  990. Blakely {meaning:dark meadow}{initial:B}
  991. Blaxton {meaning:black stone}{initial:B}
  992. Blythe {meaning:merry, joyful}{initial:B}
  993. Bolton {meaning:from the manor farm}{initial:B}
  994. Booker {meaning:beech tree}{initial:B}
  995. Bosley {meaning:grove of trees}{initial:B}
  996. Boswell {meaning:enclosure by the stream}{initial:B}
  997. Bowman {meaning:the archer}{initial:B}
  998. Bradburn {meaning:broad stream}{initial:B}
  999. Braden {meaning:broad valley}{initial:B}
  1000. Bradford {meaning:broad river crossing}{initial:B}
  1001. Bradshaw {meaning:broad fence}{initial:B}
  1002. Bradyn {meaning:broad valley}{initial:B}
  1003. Brainard {meaning:bold raven; prince}{initial:B}
  1004. Bramwell {meaning:bramble spring}{initial:B}
  1005. Brandon {meaning:beacon hill; raven}{initial:B}
  1006. Brantley {meaning:proud}{initial:B}
  1007. Branton {meaning:Brant's town}{initial:B}
  1008. Brawley {meaning:meadow on the hillside}{initial:B}
  1009. Braxton {meaning:Brock's town}{initial:B}
  1010. Brayden {meaning:broad valley}{initial:B}
  1011. Brayton {meaning:bright town}{initial:B}
  1012. Brenner {meaning:little raven}{initial:B}
  1013. Brentley {meaning:proud}{initial:B}
  1014. Bridgely {meaning:meadow near bridge}{initial:B}
  1015. Brigham {meaning:covered bridge}{initial:B}
  1016. Brinley {meaning:tawny}{initial:B}
  1017. Brishen {meaning:born during rain}{initial:B}
  1018. Brockton {meaning:badger}{initial:B}
  1019. Bronson {meaning:son of the brown man}{initial:B}
  1020. Buckminster {meaning:preacher}{initial:B}
  1021. Burbank {meaning:caste on slope}{initial:B}
  1022. Burdan {meaning:birch tree valley}{initial:B}
  1023. Burleigh {meaning:meadow with knotted tree trunks}{initial:B}
  1024. Burne {meaning:brook}{initial:B}
  1025. Byram {meaning:cattle yard}{initial:B}
  1026. Cadby {meaning:warrior's settlement}{initial:C}
  1027. Caldwell {meaning:cold well}{initial:C}
  1028. Carleton {meaning:Carl's town}{initial:C}
  1029. Carlisle {meaning:Carl's island}{initial:C}
  1030. Carlyle {meaning:Carl's island}{initial:C}
  1031. Carnell {meaning:defender of the castle}{initial:C}
  1032. Carsen {meaning:marshland}{initial:C}
  1033. Cartland {meaning:cart builder's land}{initial:C}
  1034. Cartwright {meaning:cart builder}{initial:C}
  1035. Cederic {meaning:battle chieftain}{initial:C}
  1036. Chancellor {meaning:record keeper}{initial:C}
  1037. Chandler {meaning:candle maker}{initial:C}
  1038. Channing {meaning:wise; church official}{initial:C}
  1039. Chanse {meaning:record keeper}{initial:C}
  1040. Charlton {meaning:Carl's town}{initial:C}
  1041. Chaucey {meaning:record keeper}{initial:C}
  1042. Cheston {meaning:rocky fortress}{initial:C}
  1043. Chilton {meaning:farm by the spring}{initial:C}
  1044. Clayborne {meaning:brook near the clay pit}{initial:C}
  1045. Clayton {meaning:town built near clay pit}{initial:C}
  1046. Cleavon {meaning:cliff}{initial:C}
  1047. Clifford {meaning:cliff at the river ford}{initial:C}
  1048. Clifton {meaning:town near cliff}{initial:C}
  1049. Clinton {meaning:town on hill}{initial:C}
  1050. Colton {meaning:coal town}{initial:C}
  1051. Courtney {meaning:of the royal court}{initial:C}
  1052. Cranley {meaning:meadow of the cranes}{initial:C}
  1053. Cuthbert {meaning:brilliant}{initial:C}
  1054. Dalton {meaning:town in the valley}{initial:D}
  1055. Darby {meaning:free from envy}{initial:D}
  1056. Darren {meaning:great}{initial:D}
  1057. Darthmouth {meaning:port's name}{initial:D}
  1058. Darwyn {meaning:dear friend}{initial:D}
  1059. Davidson {meaning:the adored one}{initial:D}
  1060. Dawson {meaning:son of David}{initial:D}
  1061. Dayton {meaning:day town; light}{initial:D}
  1062. Delbert {meaning:bright as day}{initial:D}
  1063. Denver {meaning:green valley}{initial:D}
  1064. Denzel {meaning:location in Cornwall}{initial:D}
  1065. Devon {meaning:an English county}{initial:D}
  1066. Drake {meaning:having dragon trademark}{initial:D}
  1067. Dudley {meaning:meadow}{initial:D}
  1068. Durriken {meaning:fortune-telling}{initial:D}
  1069. Durwin {meaning:dear friend}{initial:D}
  1070. Dwennon {meaning:one of originality}{initial:D}
  1071. Easton {meaning:eastern town}{initial:E}
  1072. Edgar {meaning:successful spearman}{initial:E}
  1073. Edmundus {meaning:prosperous protector}{initial:E}
  1074. Egbert {meaning:bright sword}{initial:E}
  1075. Eldon {meaning:old farm; hill}{initial:E}
  1076. Elton {meaning:the old farm}{initial:E}
  1077. Erwan {meaning:form Irving}{initial:E}
  1078. Filmore {meaning:famous person}{initial:F}
  1079. Franklin {meaning:free landowner}{initial:F}
  1080. Galore {meaning:abundant; plenty}{initial:G}
  1081. Galorian {meaning:of abundance}{initial:G}
  1082. Garman {meaning:spearman}{initial:G}
  1083. Garrett {meaning:spear warrior}{initial:G}
  1084. Garrick {meaning:grove of oaks}{initial:G}
  1085. Garridan {meaning:hidden fort}{initial:G}
  1086. Garroway {meaning:spear fighter}{initial:G}
  1087. Gerard {meaning:brave spearman}{initial:G}
  1088. Godwin {meaning:divine or good friend}{initial:G}
  1089. Golding {meaning:son of the golden one}{initial:G}
  1090. Gordon {meaning:triangular-shaped hill}{initial:G}
  1091. Hadden {meaning:heather covered hill}{initial:H}
  1092. Haelan {meaning:healer}{initial:H}
  1093. Hammond {meaning:village}{initial:H}
  1094. Harding {meaning:brave; resilient}{initial:H}
  1095. Hartley {meaning:deer pasture}{initial:H}
  1096. Haylan {meaning:healer}{initial:H}
  1097. Hazlitt {meaning:hazel tree wood}{initial:H}
  1098. Hearst {meaning:dweller in the wood}{initial:H}
  1099. Heathcliff {meaning:cliff-land}{initial:H}
  1100. Heathcote {meaning:cottage on heath}{initial:H}
  1101. Holden {meaning:hollow in the valley}{initial:H}
  1102. Houston {meaning:hill town}{initial:H}
  1103. Howard {meaning:watchman}{initial:H}
  1104. Hunter {meaning:hunter}{initial:H}
  1105. Hyde {meaning:measure of land}{initial:H}
  1106. Irving {meaning:handsome}{initial:I}
  1107. Irwin {meaning:handsome, white river}{initial:I}
  1108. Jackson {meaning:son of Jack}{initial:J}
  1109. Jagger {meaning:carter or hawker}{initial:J}
  1110. Jamie {meaning:supplanter}{initial:J}
  1111. Jamison {meaning:the son of James}{initial:J}
  1112. Jarrett {meaning:brave spearman}{initial:J}
  1113. Jaxon {meaning:son of Jack}{initial:J}
  1114. Jayden {meaning:God has heard}{initial:J}
  1115. Jeffrey {meaning:divinely peaceful}{initial:J}
  1116. Jerald {meaning:spear warrior}{initial:J}
  1117. Jeremy {meaning:God will uplift}{initial:J}
  1118. Jerold {meaning:brave spearman}{initial:J}
  1119. Jerrard {meaning:spear warrior}{initial:J}
  1120. Johnson {meaning:son of John}{initial:J}
  1121. Judson {meaning:son of Judd}{initial:J}
  1122. Keaton {meaning:where hawks fly}{initial:K}
  1123. Kelton {meaning:keel town; seaport}{initial:K}
  1124. Kelvin {meaning:friend of ships}{initial:K}
  1125. Kendall {meaning:valley of the river Kent}{initial:K}
  1126. Kipling {meaning:cures salmon or herring}{initial:K}
  1127. Kirby {meaning:church village}{initial:K}
  1128. Kolby {meaning:dark-haired one}{initial:K}
  1129. Lander {meaning:property owner}{initial:L}
  1130. Landon {meaning:open, grassy meadow}{initial:L}
  1131. Lanford {meaning:long river}{initial:L}
  1132. Langston {meaning:long, narrow town}{initial:L}
  1133. Layne {meaning:narrow road}{initial:L}
  1134. Leland {meaning:protected meadowland}{initial:L}
  1135. London {meaning:ruler of the world}{initial:L}
  1136. Lyman {meaning:man from the valley}{initial:L}
  1137. Lyndon {meaning:hill of linden trees}{initial:L}
  1138. Macon {meaning:to make}{initial:M}
  1139. Maddox {meaning:benefactor's son}{initial:M}
  1140. Madison {meaning:good son}{initial:M}
  1141. Malin {meaning:little warrior}{initial:M}
  1142. Manfield {meaning:communal field}{initial:M}
  1143. Manley {meaning:brave and manly}{initial:M}
  1144. Manning {meaning:son of man}{initial:M}
  1145. Marden {meaning:valley with the pool}{initial:M}
  1146. Maven {meaning:is knowledgeable}{initial:M}
  1147. Mavis {meaning:song bird}{initial:M}
  1148. Maxwell {meaning:great spring}{initial:M}
  1149. Meldon {meaning:windmill set on hill}{initial:M}
  1150. Mendel {meaning:repairman}{initial:M}
  1151. Mitchell {meaning:who is like God?}{initial:M}
  1152. Moreland {meaning:marshland; moor}{initial:M}
  1153. Nilson {meaning:son of Neal}{initial:N}
  1154. Oakes {meaning:dweller by the oaks}{initial:O}
  1155. Oakley {meaning:at the oak meadow}{initial:O}
  1156. Paige {meaning:youthful assistant}{initial:P}
  1157. Parker {meaning:park keeper}{initial:P}
  1158. Payton {meaning:town of warriors}{initial:P}
  1159. Pearson {meaning:son of Peter}{initial:P}
  1160. Peyton {meaning:town of warriors}{initial:P}
  1161. Pierson {meaning:the son of Peter}{initial:P}
  1162. Preston {meaning:the estate of priest}{initial:P}
  1163. Quentin {meaning:fifth in order}{initial:Q}
  1164. Radley {meaning:meadow of reeds}{initial:R}
  1165. Ramsey {meaning:island inhabited by rams}{initial:R}
  1166. Randall {meaning:shield with wolf insignia}{initial:R}
  1167. Raymond {meaning:wise protector}{initial:R}
  1168. Rhett {meaning:Rhys}{initial:R}
  1169. Richard {meaning:rich & powerful ruler}{initial:R}
  1170. Ricker {meaning:powerful army}{initial:R}
  1171. River {meaning:river; riverbank}{initial:R}
  1172. Robert  {meaning:famous, brilliance}{initial:R}
  1173. Robinson {meaning:the son of Robert}{initial:R}
  1174. Robyn {meaning:small bird}{initial:R}
  1175. Rodney {meaning:island clearing}{initial:R}
  1176. Roldan {meaning:powerful, mighty}{initial:R}
  1177. Royston {meaning:English place name}{initial:R}
  1178. Rudd {meaning:of ruddy complexion}{initial:R}
  1179. Rudyard {meaning:red enclosure}{initial:R}
  1180. Rylan {meaning:where rye is grown}{initial:R}
  1181. Sawyer {meaning:wood worker}{initial:S}
  1182. Sedgewick {meaning:farm in the rushes}{initial:S}
  1183. Severin {meaning:river in England}{initial:S}
  1184. Shelton {meaning:town on ledge}{initial:S}
  1185. Sherman {meaning:sheep shearer}{initial:S}
  1186. Sherrod {meaning:clearer of the land}{initial:S}
  1187. Silas {meaning:forest dweller}{initial:S}
  1188. Sinjin {meaning:saint; holy man}{initial:S}
  1189. Somerville {meaning:summery hill}{initial:S}
  1190. Southwell {meaning:southern spring}{initial:S}
  1191. Spalding {meaning:divided field}{initial:S}
  1192. Spencer {meaning:dispenser of provisions}{initial:S}
  1193. Sterling {meaning:silver penny}{initial:S}
  1194. Stewart {meaning:caretaker, steward}{initial:S}
  1195. Strong {meaning:powerful; strong}{initial:S}
  1196. Stuart {meaning:caretaker, steward}{initial:S}
  1197. Tanner {meaning:leather worker}{initial:T}
  1198. Tilton {meaning:prosperous town}{initial:T}
  1199. Trowbridge {meaning:wooden bridge}{initial:T}
  1200. Twyford {meaning:double ford}{initial:T}
  1201. Udolf {meaning:prosperous wolf}{initial:U}
  1202. Ulmer {meaning:famous wolf}{initial:U}
  1203. Unwin {meaning:the enemy}{initial:U}
  1204. Upton {meaning:upper farm or town}{initial:U}
  1205. Upwood {meaning:forest on the hill}{initial:U}
  1206. Usher {meaning:doorkeeper}{initial:U}
  1207. Walden {meaning:wood covered valley}{initial:W}
  1208. Wallace {meaning:from Wales}{initial:W}
  1209. Warden {meaning:valley watchman}{initial:W}
  1210. Warrick {meaning:town hero}{initial:W}
  1211. Wayland {meaning:land by the road}{initial:W}
  1212. Waylon {meaning:Wayland; land by the road}{initial:W}
  1213. Wayne {meaning:wagon maker}{initial:W}
  1214. Wesley {meaning:western meadow}{initial:W}
  1215. Weston {meaning:western town}{initial:W}
  1216. Whitcombe {meaning:wide valley}{initial:W}
  1217. Whitfield {meaning:the white field}{initial:W}
  1218. Willard {meaning:bold; resolve}{initial:W}
  1219. William {meaning:determined guardian}{initial:W}
  1220. Winston {meaning:friendly town}{initial:W}
  1221. Winthrop {meaning:victory at the crossroads}{initial:W}
  1222. Witter {meaning:wise warrior}{initial:W}
  1223. Wolfe {meaning:wolf}{initial:W}
  1224. Woodruff {meaning:forest ranger}{initial:W}
  1225. Woolsey {meaning:victorious wolf}{initial:W}
  1226. Wylie {meaning:charming; cunning}{initial:W}
  1227. Wymer {meaning:famous in battle}{initial:W}
  1228. Yates {meaning:the keeper of the gates}{initial:Y}
  1229.  
  1230.  
  1231. $fnamefemale
  1232. Abelena {meaning:filbert; hazelnut}{initial:A}
  1233. Abellana {meaning:filbert; hazelnut}{initial:A}
  1234. Aelfgifu {meaning:elf gift}{initial:A}
  1235. Aelflaed {meaning:elf beauty}{initial:A}
  1236. Aethelburh {meaning:noble fortress}{initial:A}
  1237. Aetheldaeg {meaning:noble day}{initial:A}
  1238. Aetheldreda {meaning:noble strength}{initial:A}
  1239. Aethelfled {meaning:noble beauty}{initial:A}
  1240. Aethelfrith {meaning:noble peace}{initial:A}
  1241. Aethelgifu {meaning:noble gift}{initial:A}
  1242. Aethelgyth {meaning:noble war}{initial:A}
  1243. Aethelswith {meaning:noble strength}{initial:A}
  1244. Aethelu {meaning:noble}{initial:A}
  1245. Aethylswith {meaning:noble strength}{initial:A}
  1246. Afreda {meaning:elf counselor}{initial:A}
  1247. Ailith {meaning:noble battle}{initial:A}
  1248. Alditha {meaning:old battle}{initial:A}
  1249. Aldyth {meaning:old battle}{initial:A}
  1250. Alfreda {meaning:wise counselor}{initial:A}
  1251. Alvar {meaning:army of elves}{initial:A}
  1252. Alvina {meaning:friend of the elves}{initial:A}
  1253. Amice {meaning:friend}{initial:A}
  1254. Amity {meaning:friendship}{initial:A}
  1255. Anice {meaning:grace; favor}{initial:A}
  1256. Annis {meaning:chaste}{initial:A}
  1257. Arethusa {meaning:nymph}{initial:A}
  1258. Arietta {meaning:little song}{initial:A}
  1259. Ashton {meaning:ash-tree settlement}{initial:A}
  1260. Avellana {meaning:filbert or hazel}{initial:A}
  1261. Avery {meaning:elf ruler}{initial:A}
  1262. Balthilda {meaning:bright battle}{initial:B}
  1263. Batilda {meaning:bright battle}{initial:B}
  1264. Bega {meaning:life or prayer}{initial:B}
  1265. Beverly {meaning:beaver field}{initial:B}
  1266. Bliss {meaning:blissful, joyful}{initial:B}
  1267. Blossom {meaning:flower-like}{initial:B}
  1268. Braeden {meaning:broad hill}{initial:B}
  1269. Breena {meaning:fairy land}{initial:B}
  1270. Brighton {meaning:bright town}{initial:B}
  1271. British {meaning:from Great Britain}{initial:B}
  1272. Brucie {meaning:forest sprite}{initial:B}
  1273. Cade {meaning:juniper}{initial:C}
  1274. Carling {meaning:hill where witches gather}{initial:C}
  1275. Cedrica {meaning:battle chieftain}{initial:C}
  1276. Ceola {meaning:throat}{initial:C}
  1277. Channel {meaning:channel}{initial:C}
  1278. Chauncey {meaning:chancellor, secretary}{initial:C}
  1279. Cinnamon {meaning:cinnamon}{initial:C}
  1280. Codie {meaning:cushion}{initial:C}
  1281. Corliss {meaning:cheerful; goodhearted}{initial:C}
  1282. Cwenburg {meaning:queen's fortress}{initial:C}
  1283. Cwenburh {meaning:queen's fortress}{initial:C}
  1284. Cwenhild {meaning:battle queen}{initial:C}
  1285. Cyneburg {meaning:famous}{initial:C}
  1286. Cyneburh {meaning:famous}{initial:C}
  1287. Dae {meaning:day}{initial:D}
  1288. Daisy {meaning:day's eye}{initial:D}
  1289. Daralis {meaning:beloved}{initial:D}
  1290. Dawn {meaning:sunrise; dawn}{initial:D}
  1291. Delight {meaning:pleasure; enjoyment}{initial:D}
  1292. Dena {meaning:a dean; judge}{initial:D}
  1293. Deorwynn {meaning:dear delight}{initial:D}
  1294. Devon {meaning:men of Devon}{initial:D}
  1295. Diana {meaning:goddess of the woods animals}{initial:D}
  1296. Doanne {meaning:low and rolling hills}{initial:D}
  1297. Donella {meaning:dark-haired elfin girl}{initial:D}
  1298. Duette {meaning:two of kind}{initial:D}
  1299. Dulcina {meaning:rose}{initial:D}
  1300. Eadburg {meaning:wealthy fortress}{initial:E}
  1301. Eadburga {meaning:wealthy fortress}{initial:E}
  1302. Eadburgh {meaning:wealthy fortress}{initial:E}
  1303. Eadburh {meaning:wealthy fortress}{initial:E}
  1304. Eadgifu {meaning:wealthy gift}{initial:E}
  1305. Eadu {meaning:wealth}{initial:E}
  1306. Eadwynn {meaning:rich friend}{initial:E}
  1307. Eald {meaning:aged, venerated}{initial:E}
  1308. Easter {meaning:Easter-time}{initial:E}
  1309. Ebba {meaning:boar}{initial:E}
  1310. Eda {meaning:abbreviation of letter E}{initial:E}
  1311. Edeva {meaning:expensive present}{initial:E}
  1312. Edith {meaning:prosperous in war}{initial:E}
  1313. Edmunda {meaning:prosperous protector}{initial:E}
  1314. Edwena {meaning:rich friend}{initial:E}
  1315. Edwina {meaning:rich friend}{initial:E}
  1316. Egberta {meaning:bright sword}{initial:E}
  1317. Eglantine {meaning:wild rose}{initial:E}
  1318. Elfreda {meaning:elf counselor; elf}{initial:E}
  1319. Elfredda {meaning:elf counselor; elf}{initial:E}
  1320. Elfrida {meaning:elf counselor; elf}{initial:E}
  1321. Elfrieda {meaning:elf counselor; elf}{initial:E}
  1322. Elga {meaning:elfin spear}{initial:E}
  1323. Elgifu {meaning:noble gift}{initial:E}
  1324. Ella {meaning:beautiful fairy-woman}{initial:E}
  1325. Ellette {meaning:little elf}{initial:E}
  1326. Elmina {meaning:noble}{initial:E}
  1327. Elvina {meaning:friend of elves}{initial:E}
  1328. Eolande {meaning:violet flower}{initial:E}
  1329. Eostre {meaning:a pagan goddess}{initial:E}
  1330. Erline {meaning:the elfin}{initial:E}
  1331. Ermengard {meaning:whole enclosure}{initial:E}
  1332. Ethelberga {meaning:noble fortress}{initial:E}
  1333. Ethelburg {meaning:noble fortress}{initial:E}
  1334. Ethelburga {meaning:noble fortress}{initial:E}
  1335. Ethelburh {meaning:noble fortress}{initial:E}
  1336. Etheldreda {meaning:noble strength}{initial:E}
  1337. Ethelfleda {meaning:noble beauty}{initial:E}
  1338. Ethelfrith {meaning:noble peace}{initial:E}
  1339. Ethelgifu {meaning:noble gift}{initial:E}
  1340. Ethelgyth {meaning:noble war}{initial:E}
  1341. Ethelinda {meaning:noble snake}{initial:E}
  1342. Evelyn {meaning:hazelnut}{initial:E}
  1343. Everild {meaning:boar battle}{initial:E}
  1344. Everilda {meaning:boar battle}{initial:E}
  1345. Faerydae {meaning:gift from the fairies}{initial:F}
  1346. Farah {meaning:beautiful; pleasant}{initial:F}
  1347. Fay {meaning:fairy or elf}{initial:F}
  1348. Faye {meaning:fairy}{initial:F}
  1349. Fayette {meaning:little fairy}{initial:F}
  1350. Faylinn {meaning:fairy kingdom}{initial:F}
  1351. Fayre {meaning:fair; light haired}{initial:F}
  1352. Fira {meaning:fiery; ardent}{initial:F}
  1353. Fleta {meaning:fleet, fast}{initial:F}
  1354. Forestyne {meaning:of the forest}{initial:F}
  1355. Garnet {meaning:dark and red gem}{initial:G}
  1356. Gelsey {meaning:jasmine}{initial:G}
  1357. Geretrudis {meaning:strength of the}{initial:G}
  1358. Gidget {meaning:giddy}{initial:G}
  1359. Githa {meaning:war}{initial:G}
  1360. Gode {meaning:good}{initial:G}
  1361. Godelief {meaning:loved by the gods}{initial:G}
  1362. Godeliff {meaning:good life; godly}{initial:G}
  1363. Godeliva {meaning:good life; godly}{initial:G}
  1364. Godelva {meaning:good life; godly}{initial:G}
  1365. Godgifu {meaning:gift of god}{initial:G}
  1366. Godgyth {meaning:god's war}{initial:G}
  1367. Goditha {meaning:holy war}{initial:G}
  1368. Golda {meaning:golden girl}{initial:G}
  1369. Golde {meaning:golden girl}{initial:G}
  1370. Goldevia {meaning:good life; godly}{initial:G}
  1371. Goldwine {meaning:golden friend}{initial:G}
  1372. Gullveig {meaning:mythical witch}{initial:G}
  1373. Gunilda {meaning:battle}{initial:G}
  1374. Gunnhild {meaning:battle maid}{initial:G}
  1375. Gytha {meaning:war}{initial:G}
  1376. Hadley {meaning:field of heather}{initial:H}
  1377. Harley {meaning:meadow of the hare}{initial:H}
  1378. Hawkins {meaning:hawker of goods}{initial:H}
  1379. Hazel {meaning:hazelnut tree}{initial:H}
  1380. Helewis {meaning:hale and wide}{initial:H}
  1381. Helewise {meaning:hale and wide}{initial:H}
  1382. Héloise {meaning:sun}{initial:H}
  1383. Hereswith {meaning:strength of the}{initial:H}
  1384. Hilaria {meaning:joyful}{initial:H}
  1385. Hildred {meaning:battle-counsel}{initial:H}
  1386. Hodierna {meaning:of today}{initial:H}
  1387. Hollis {meaning:near the holly bushes}{initial:H}
  1388. Hopkins {meaning:son of hob}{initial:H}
  1389. Hulda {meaning:lovable}{initial:H}
  1390. Idla {meaning:battle}{initial:I}
  1391. Ingrede {meaning:Ing's beauty}{initial:I}
  1392. Ingrith {meaning:Ing's beauty}{initial:I}
  1393. Ivy {meaning:ivy tree}{initial:I}
  1394. Jetta {meaning:jet black mineral}{initial:J}
  1395. Jolecia {meaning:viola}{initial:J}
  1396. Jolenta {meaning:violet}{initial:J}
  1397. Kandi {meaning:pure; sincere}{initial:K}
  1398. Kauanoe {meaning:the misty rain}{initial:K}
  1399. Keaton {meaning:where hawks fly}{initial:K}
  1400. Kelby {meaning:child's town}{initial:K}
  1401. Kenley {meaning:royal meadow}{initial:K}
  1402. Kinsey {meaning:royal victory}{initial:K}
  1403. Kip {meaning:pointed hill}{initial:K}
  1404. Kyneburg {meaning:famous}{initial:K}
  1405. Laila {meaning:guardian angel}{initial:L}
  1406. Langgifu {meaning:tall gift}{initial:L}
  1407. Lark {meaning:skylark}{initial:L}
  1408. Lee {meaning:clearing, meadow}{initial:L}
  1409. Letha {meaning:oblivion; forgetfulness}{initial:L}
  1410. Leuedai {meaning:day of reconciliation}{initial:L}
  1411. Liliana {meaning:gracious lily}{initial:L}
  1412. Lilli {meaning:flower}{initial:L}
  1413. Lilly {meaning:lily flower}{initial:L}
  1414. Lily {meaning:blossoming flower}{initial:L}
  1415. Linden {meaning:linden-tree hill}{initial:L}
  1416. Lindsey {meaning:Lincoln island}{initial:L}
  1417. Linsey {meaning:Lincoln island}{initial:L}
  1418. Long {meaning:dragon}{initial:L}
  1419. Lorelle {meaning:elfin Laura}{initial:L}
  1420. Lorica {meaning:protective shell}{initial:L}
  1421. Lovedaia {meaning:day of reconciliation}{initial:L}
  1422. Lovedaya {meaning:day of reconciliation}{initial:L}
  1423. Lovedie {meaning:day of reconciliation}{initial:L}
  1424. Luella {meaning:famous elf}{initial:L}
  1425. Lufu {meaning:love}{initial:L}
  1426. Lulie {meaning:sleepy}{initial:L}
  1427. Madison {meaning:good child of Maud}{initial:M}
  1428. Magge {meaning:pearl}{initial:M}
  1429. Marden {meaning:meadow with a pool}{initial:M}
  1430. Marigold {meaning:golden flower}{initial:M}
  1431. Marlow {meaning:drained lake}{initial:M}
  1432. Maurelle {meaning:dark and elfin}{initial:M}
  1433. Maven {meaning:is knowledgeable}{initial:M}
  1434. Mercia {meaning:border people}{initial:M}
  1435. Merewald {meaning:merry ruler}{initial:M}
  1436. Merigold {meaning:golden flower}{initial:M}
  1437. Merry {meaning:cheerful, happy}{initial:M}
  1438. Mildburg {meaning:mild fortress}{initial:M}
  1439. Mildgyth {meaning:gentle war}{initial:M}
  1440. Mildred {meaning:gentle strength}{initial:M}
  1441. Misty {meaning:shrouded by mist}{initial:M}
  1442. Myla {meaning:merciful}{initial:M}
  1443. Naida {meaning:water nymph}{initial:N}
  1444. Nerida {meaning:flower}{initial:N}
  1445. Nerida {meaning:sea nymph}{initial:N}
  1446. Nissa {meaning:friendly elf}{initial:N}
  1447. Nixie {meaning:water sprite}{initial:N}
  1448. Norma {meaning:northern woman}{initial:N}
  1449. Nyx {meaning:sprite}{initial:N}
  1450. Odile {meaning:elfin spear}{initial:O}
  1451. Oletha {meaning:nimble}{initial:O}
  1452. Orla {meaning:golden queen}{initial:O}
  1453. Osgifu {meaning:gift of god}{initial:O}
  1454. Oswalda {meaning:God's power}{initial:O}
  1455. Payton {meaning:settlement of pagan}{initial:P}
  1456. Peace {meaning:peaceful}{initial:P}
  1457. Posy {meaning:small bunch of flowers}{initial:P}
  1458. Princess {meaning:daughter of a queen or king}{initial:P}
  1459. Questa {meaning:a quest}{initial:Q}
  1460. Radella {meaning:elfin counselor}{initial:R}
  1461. Raisa {meaning:rose}{initial:R}
  1462. Raisie {meaning:diminutive of rose}{initial:R}
  1463. Randall {meaning:protected}{initial:R}
  1464. Raven {meaning:raven}{initial:R}
  1465. Rhiannon {meaning:queen-goddess of fertility}{initial:R}
  1466. Rhoslyn {meaning:lovely rose}{initial:R}
  1467. Rhoswen {meaning:white rose}{initial:R}
  1468. Rhyannon {meaning:pure maiden; nymph}{initial:R}
  1469. Rikki {meaning:strong king}{initial:R}
  1470. Rosa {meaning:rose, pink}{initial:R}
  1471. Rosalba {meaning:white rose}{initial:R}
  1472. Rosalie {meaning:rose}{initial:R}
  1473. Rosetta {meaning:little rose}{initial:R}
  1474. Rosina {meaning:little rose}{initial:R}
  1475. Rossa {meaning:beautiful flower}{initial:R}
  1476. Roxanne {meaning:graceful rose}{initial:R}
  1477. Royale {meaning:royal}{initial:R}
  1478. Rusalka {meaning:wood sprite}{initial:R}
  1479. Sable {meaning:sable; sleek}{initial:S}
  1480. Saelufu {meaning:strength of the}{initial:S}
  1481. Sapphire {meaning:the sapphire gemstone}{initial:S}
  1482. Sebille {meaning:a fairy}{initial:S}
  1483. Shaylee {meaning:fairy princess of the field}{initial:S}
  1484. Shea {meaning:fairy palace}{initial:S}
  1485. Shelby {meaning:ledge estate}{initial:S}
  1486. Sigourney {meaning:victorious conqueror}{initial:S}
  1487. Sinnie {meaning:sun gift}{initial:S}
  1488. Siusan {meaning:lily}{initial:S}
  1489. Stanburg {meaning:stone fortress}{initial:S}
  1490. Stanburh {meaning:stone fortress}{initial:S}
  1491. Star {meaning:star}{initial:S}
  1492. Storm {meaning:storm}{initial:S}
  1493. Sungyevo {meaning:sun gift}{initial:S}
  1494. Sunngifu {meaning:sun gift}{initial:S}
  1495. Sunny {meaning:bright; cheerful}{initial:S}
  1496. Susane {meaning:lily}{initial:S}
  1497. Susanna {meaning:lily}{initial:S}
  1498. Suzanne {meaning:lily}{initial:S}
  1499. Suzette {meaning:little lily}{initial:S}
  1500. Swete {meaning:sweet}{initial:S}
  1501. Tana {meaning:fairy queen}{initial:T}
  1502. Tandy {meaning:team}{initial:T}
  1503. Tania {meaning:fairy queen}{initial:T}
  1504. Tanya {meaning:fairy queen}{initial:T}
  1505. Tatiana {meaning:fairy queen}{initial:T}
  1506. Taylor {meaning:tailor}{initial:T}
  1507. Tenanye {meaning:cheerful fairy queen}{initial:T}
  1508. Theode {meaning:nation; people}{initial:T}
  1509. Tianna {meaning:fairy queen}{initial:T}
  1510. Timothea {meaning:honoring God}{initial:T}
  1511. Titania {meaning:fairy queen}{initial:T}
  1512. Tuesday {meaning:born on Tuesday}{initial:T}
  1513. Unity {meaning:unity}{initial:U}
  1514. Utta {meaning:wealthy}{initial:U}
  1515. Velma {meaning:resolute protector}{initial:V}
  1516. Vulpine {meaning:like a fox}{initial:V}
  1517. Wasila {meaning:healthy}{initial:W}
  1518. Wesley {meaning:western meadow}{initial:W}
  1519. Whitney {meaning:white island}{initial:W}
  1520. Will {meaning:will, desire}{initial:W}
  1521. Willow {meaning:willow}{initial:W}
  1522. Windy {meaning:windy}{initial:W}
  1523. Wren {meaning:wren}{initial:W}
  1524. Wynflaeth {meaning:beautiful and fair}{initial:W}
  1525. Wynnfrith {meaning:joy and peace}{initial:W}
  1526. Xantho {meaning:golden-haired sea-nymph}{initial:X}
  1527. Zanna {meaning:lily}{initial:Z}
  1528. Zenith {meaning:highest point; peak}{initial:Z}
  1529. Zuzana {meaning:rose}{initial:Z}
  1530.  
  1531.  
  1532. $fnameunisex
  1533. Jackie
  1534. Jessie
  1535. Dana
  1536. Terry
  1537.  
  1538. $lname
  1539. Achard
  1540. Addinell
  1541. Adeney
  1542. Aguilon
  1543. Albelin
  1544. Alevi
  1545. Alis
  1546. Altard
  1547. Ansgot
  1548. Anzeray
  1549. Arundel
  1550. Aschuill
  1551. Asselin
  1552. Auber
  1553. Aubert
  1554. Auffrye
  1555. Aungier
  1556. Auvray
  1557. Azor
  1558. Bachiler
  1559. Baignard
  1560. Bailleul
  1561. Bainard
  1562. Baliol
  1563. Ballard
  1564. Barkentin
  1565. Basnage
  1566. Basset
  1567. Baudry
  1568. Baujot
  1569. Bauldry
  1570. Bauquemare
  1571. Bavent
  1572. Beaumanoir
  1573. Beaumarchais
  1574. Beaumont
  1575. Beauvallet
  1576. Becdelièvre
  1577. Bele
  1578. Belet
  1579. Bellecote
  1580. Belmis
  1581. Benoist
  1582. Beringar
  1583. Berners
  1584. Bernières
  1585. Bertran
  1586. Bigot
  1587. Blancbaston
  1588. Blangi
  1589. Blosbeville
  1590. Blouet
  1591. Bohon
  1592. Boisivon
  1593. Boislevesque
  1594. Boissel
  1595. Boivin
  1596. Bolam
  1597. Bolbec
  1598. Bondeville
  1599. Bonel
  1600. Bonenffant
  1601. Boneth
  1602. Bonvalet
  1603. Bordel
  1604. Bosanquet
  1605. Bosc
  1606. Bosiet
  1607. Bossard
  1608. Bostel
  1609. Boteler
  1610. Boterel
  1611. Botin
  1612. Bouchard
  1613. Bourchier
  1614. Bourdekin
  1615. Bourdet
  1616. Bourneville
  1617. Bradwardine
  1618. Brai
  1619. Braund
  1620. Brebeuf
  1621. Brereton
  1622. Bretel
  1623. Breteuil
  1624. Bretteville
  1625. Brèvedent
  1626. Brimou
  1627. Brinon
  1628. Briouse
  1629. Briqueville
  1630. Brix
  1631. Buci
  1632. Budi
  1633. Bulli
  1634. Burci
  1635. Burguet
  1636. Buron
  1637. Bursigni
  1638. Busnois
  1639. Busquent
  1640. Caen
  1641. Cailli
  1642. Caillot
  1643. Cairon
  1644. Calmette
  1645. Cambrai
  1646. Campion
  1647. Canaigres
  1648. Canouville
  1649. Caradas
  1650. Carbonnel
  1651. Cardon
  1652. Cardonell
  1653. Carnet
  1654. Carteret
  1655. Castillon
  1656. Caunter
  1657. Cavelier
  1658. Ceauce
  1659. Cely
  1660. Challenge
  1661. Chandos
  1662. Chartres
  1663. Chauncy
  1664. Cheney
  1665. Cherbourg
  1666. Cioches
  1667. Claville
  1668. Clerinell
  1669. Clinchamps
  1670. Coliar
  1671. Colleville
  1672. Colombelles
  1673. Colombieres
  1674. Comyn
  1675. Conteville
  1676. Corbet
  1677. Corbière
  1678. Corbon
  1679. Cormeilles
  1680. Corneilles
  1681. Corviser
  1682. Cosin
  1683. Couci
  1684. Couer
  1685. Courcelle
  1686. Courcelles
  1687. Courci
  1688. Courcon
  1689. Courcy
  1690. Courseume
  1691. Craon
  1692. Crevecoeur
  1693. Croc
  1694. Cruel
  1695. Cugey
  1696. Cul de Louf
  1697. Culai
  1698. Cumin
  1699. Curteys
  1700. d'Adreci
  1701. d'Aguillon
  1702. d'Albert
  1703. d'Alencon
  1704. d'Amboise
  1705. d'Ambray
  1706. d'Andeli
  1707. d'Andre
  1708. d'Angers
  1709. d'Angerville
  1710. d'Angleville
  1711. d'Ansleville
  1712. d'Argentan
  1713. D'Argouges
  1714. d'Argues
  1715. d'Armentieres
  1716. d'Arques
  1717. d'Athenous
  1718. d'Aubernon
  1719. d'Auberville
  1720. d'Audrieu
  1721. d'Aufai
  1722. d'Aumale
  1723. d'Aunon
  1724. D'Auvay
  1725. D'Auvrecher
  1726. d'Avranches
  1727. d'Avre
  1728. d'Ecouis
  1729. d'Engagne
  1730. d'Eresby
  1731. d'Escalles
  1732. d'Espagne
  1733. d'Eu
  1734. d'Evreux
  1735. d'Helion
  1736. d'Hericy
  1737. d'Houdetot
  1738. d'Incourt
  1739. d'Ivri
  1740. d'Olgeanc
  1741. d'Orbec
  1742. d'Orglande
  1743. d'Ornontville
  1744. d'Ouilli
  1745. d'Unepac
  1746. Dalyngridge
  1747. Damours
  1748. Danneville
  1749. Danvers
  1750. Darcy
  1751. Darell
  1752. Daunger
  1753. de Bailleul
  1754. de Balon
  1755. de Bans
  1756. de Bapaumes
  1757. de Barbes
  1758. de Beauchamp
  1759. de Beaufou
  1760. de Beaumais
  1761. de Beaumont
  1762. de Beauvais
  1763. de Bellehache
  1764. de Bellemare
  1765. de Bellièvre
  1766. de Belmeis
  1767. De Berchelai
  1768. de Bercheres
  1769. de Bernai
  1770. de Bernieres
  1771. de Berranger
  1772. de Berville
  1773. de Bethencourt
  1774. de Bienfaite
  1775. de Biville
  1776. de Blays
  1777. de Blundville
  1778. de Bouilon
  1779. de Bourgueville
  1780. de Breos
  1781. de Cahaihnes
  1782. de Calmesnil
  1783. de Caulmont
  1784. de Caux
  1785. de Challon
  1786. de Chefderue
  1787. de Civille
  1788. de Corbeil
  1789. de Cormeilles
  1790. de Coucy
  1791. de Courseilles
  1792. de Croismare
  1793. de Faicterau
  1794. De Felius
  1795. De Fry
  1796. de Genville
  1797. de Gosbeck
  1798. de Grieu
  1799. de Hanivel
  1800. de Hattes
  1801. de Herle
  1802. de Ireby
  1803. de La Champagne
  1804. de La Hay
  1805. de La Mare
  1806. de La Noue
  1807. de La Place
  1808. de La Porte
  1809. de La Reue
  1810. de La Roche
  1811. de Lampérière
  1812. de Lombelon
  1813. de Lorraine
  1814. de Malhortye
  1815. de Maromme
  1816. de Massard
  1817. de Mesniel
  1818. de Mesnildo
  1819. de Monchy
  1820. de Monluc
  1821. de Montchrestien
  1822. de Montfault
  1823. de Montgomery
  1824. de Moustiers
  1825. de Moy
  1826. de Munchesney
  1827. de Pardieu
  1828. de Perronet
  1829. de Pinchemont
  1830. de Recusson
  1831. de Rely
  1832. de Reymes
  1833. de Roncherolles
  1834. de Salynges
  1835. de Saussay
  1836. de Savage
  1837. de Seguzzo
  1838. de Servian
  1839. de Seyssel
  1840. de Tanie
  1841. de Tocni
  1842. de Toeni
  1843. de Valles
  1844. de Vandes
  1845. de Vaux
  1846. de Vesci
  1847. de Villy
  1848. de Viuepont
  1849. de Vymont
  1850. des Moutiers
  1851. des Vaux
  1852. Deschamps
  1853. Desmares
  1854. Destain
  1855. Digby
  1856. Ditton
  1857. Dive Beugelin
  1858. Dol Hugue
  1859. Douai
  1860. Dreux
  1861. Droullin
  1862. Druel
  1863. du Bec
  1864. du Bois-Hebert
  1865. du Bosc-Roard
  1866. du Breuil
  1867. Du Buisson
  1868. Du Gouey
  1869. du Merle
  1870. Du Moucel
  1871. du Perche
  1872. Du Perron
  1873. du Quesnai
  1874. du Saussai
  1875. du Theil
  1876. du Tilleul
  1877. Dubosc
  1878. Dufay
  1879. Dufour
  1880. Duhamel
  1881. Dumont
  1882. Dupasquier
  1883. Duquesne
  1884. Durandal
  1885. Durerie
  1886. Durjardin
  1887. Durville
  1888. Duval
  1889. Dyel
  1890. Ecouland
  1891. Elers
  1892. Emory
  1893. Engerrand
  1894. Erquemboure
  1895. Espec
  1896. Esteney
  1897. Evelyn
  1898. Eveque
  1899. Faceby
  1900. Faintree
  1901. Falaise
  1902. Fantosme
  1903. Faucon
  1904. Fecamp
  1905. Fergant
  1906. Ferrieres
  1907. Feu
  1908. Fitzalan
  1909. Fitzherbert
  1910. Fitzhugh
  1911. Fitzroy
  1912. Flambard
  1913. Folet
  1914. Foliot
  1915. Fonnereau
  1916. Fontemai
  1917. Fossard
  1918. Fougeres
  1919. Fourneaux
  1920. Framan
  1921. Fresle
  1922. Fribois
  1923. Froissart
  1924. Fromentin
  1925. Furnival
  1926. Gael
  1927. Gand
  1928. Garin
  1929. Gaveston
  1930. Gibard
  1931. Giffard
  1932. Gillain
  1933. Gilpin
  1934. Giscard
  1935. Glanville
  1936. Godart
  1937. Godefroy
  1938. Gomboult
  1939. Gouel
  1940. Goulaffre
  1941. Gournai
  1942. Grai
  1943. Grancourt
  1944. Grentemesnil
  1945. Grenteville
  1946. Greslet
  1947. Griffin
  1948. Grimoult
  1949. Grouchet
  1950. Groulart
  1951. Guéribout
  1952. Guernon
  1953. Gueron
  1954. Guideville
  1955. Guiffart
  1956. Guildersleeve
  1957. Guinand
  1958. Gurney
  1959. Guyot
  1960. Hachet
  1961. Halacre
  1962. Hallé
  1963. Hamage
  1964. Harcourt
  1965. Haute
  1966. Hauville
  1967. Hédiart
  1968. Hendry
  1969. Herbard
  1970. Heriet
  1971. Heuzé
  1972. Hewse
  1973. Hodenc
  1974. Holland
  1975. Hotot
  1976. Hue
  1977. Hugonin
  1978. Hynde
  1979. Ide
  1980. Jolland
  1981. Jubert
  1982. l'Adoube
  1983. l'Aigle
  1984. l'Ane
  1985. l'Appeville
  1986. l'Archer
  1987. l'Aune
  1988. l'Estourmi
  1989. L'ile
  1990. la Berviere
  1991. la Bruiere
  1992. la Cleve
  1993. la Foret
  1994. la Guierche
  1995. la Mare
  1996. la Pommeraie
  1997. la Riviere
  1998. La Vache
  1999. La Verrier
  2000. Labbé
  2001. Laci
  2002. Lallement
  2003. Lanquetot
  2004. Le Barge
  2005. le Berruier
  2006. Le Blanc
  2007. le Blond
  2008. le Bouguignon
  2009. le Breton
  2010. Le Chandelier
  2011. Le Clerc
  2012. Le Conte
  2013. Le Cordier
  2014. Le Cornu
  2015. le Despensier
  2016. Le Doulcet
  2017. le Flamand
  2018. le Gaucher
  2019. Le Goix
  2020. Le Grant
  2021. Le Gras
  2022. Le Jumel
  2023. Le Lieur
  2024. Le Maistre
  2025. Le Marchant
  2026. le Marechal
  2027. Le Marinier
  2028. Le Masson
  2029. Le Paulmier
  2030. Le Pelletier
  2031. Le Pesant
  2032. le Poitevin
  2033. Le Prévost
  2034. le Roux
  2035. Le Roux
  2036. Le Seigneur
  2037. le Senechal
  2038. Le Sueur
  2039. Le Tellier
  2040. le Vicomte
  2041. Lefebre
  2042. Letre
  2043. Levasseur
  2044. Lhuillier
  2045. Libourg
  2046. Ligonier
  2047. Linesi
  2048. Lisieux
  2049. Loges
  2050. Lorz
  2051. Loucelles
  2052. Louet
  2053. Louvet
  2054. Lovet
  2055. Lucy
  2056. Ludel
  2057. Lynom
  2058. Machault
  2059. Machel
  2060. Maci
  2061. Maignart
  2062. Malet
  2063. Mallebisse
  2064. Malleville
  2065. Mallilie
  2066. Mallory
  2067. Malvallet
  2068. Malveisin
  2069. Maminot
  2070. Mandeville
  2071. Manneilli
  2072. Mansel
  2073. Mantel
  2074. Marchés
  2075. Marchmain
  2076. Marci
  2077. Marescot
  2078. Margas
  2079. Mariage
  2080. Marillac
  2081. Marisco
  2082. Martel
  2083. Mathan
  2084. Maubenc
  2085. Maudit
  2086. Mauduit
  2087. Maunsell
  2088. Maurouard
  2089. Mautravers
  2090. Maynet
  2091. Medley
  2092. Mercier
  2093. Meri
  2094. Merteberge
  2095. Mesnage
  2096. Meulan
  2097. Meules
  2098. Meverel
  2099. Middleton
  2100. Mobec
  2101. Moion
  2102. Monceaux
  2103. Mont-Canisi
  2104. Montacute
  2105. Montaigu
  2106. Montbrai
  2107. Montfiquet
  2108. Montfort
  2109. Montgomery
  2110. Montgommeri
  2111. Moron
  2112. Morphew
  2113. Mortagne
  2114. Mortain
  2115. Mortemer
  2116. Mortmain
  2117. Moyaux
  2118. Mucedent
  2119. Munneville
  2120. Murdac
  2121. Musard
  2122. Musart
  2123. Mussegros
  2124. Mustel
  2125. Nelond
  2126. Neot
  2127. Nesdin
  2128. Neufmarche
  2129. Neuville
  2130. Noyers
  2131. Omand
  2132. Orlebar
  2133. Ormond
  2134. Osmond
  2135. Osmont
  2136. Ouistreham
  2137. Painel
  2138. Paixdecouer
  2139. Pancevolt
  2140. Pantoul
  2141. Papelion
  2142. Papon
  2143. Paris
  2144. Parry
  2145. Parthenai
  2146. Paschal
  2147. Pasquier
  2148. Pastforeire
  2149. Patris
  2150. Paumera
  2151. Peccoth
  2152. Peche
  2153. Peis
  2154. Pennant
  2155. Perci
  2156. Péricard
  2157. Perroy
  2158. Petremol
  2159. Peveril
  2160. Pevrel
  2161. Picard
  2162. Picot
  2163. Picvini
  2164. Pierrepont
  2165. Pinel
  2166. Pipin
  2167. Pippery
  2168. Piquiri
  2169. Pistres
  2170. Pithou
  2171. Plucknet
  2172. Poer
  2173. Poignant
  2174. Poillei
  2175. Pointel
  2176. Pont
  2177. Pont de l'Arche
  2178. Pontchardon
  2179. Port
  2180. Postel
  2181. Poussin
  2182. Prestcote
  2183. Puchot
  2184. Quesnel
  2185. Quièvremont
  2186. Quincarnon
  2187. Raimbeaucourt
  2188. Rainecourt
  2189. Raleigh
  2190. Rames
  2191. Raoullin
  2192. Rassent
  2193. Ravenot
  2194. Rennes
  2195. Renold
  2196. Restault
  2197. Reviers
  2198. Riebou
  2199. Rivière
  2200. Roard
  2201. Rocque
  2202. Roger
  2203. Romé
  2204. Romenel
  2205. Ros
  2206. Rosai
  2207. Rou
  2208. Roussel
  2209. Runeville
  2210. Sacquerville
  2211. Saint-Clair
  2212. Saint-Germain
  2213. Saint-Helene
  2214. Saint-Leger
  2215. Saint-Ouen
  2216. Saint-Quentin
  2217. Saint-Sanson
  2218. Saint-Valeri
  2219. Saint-Waleri
  2220. Sainte-d'Aignaux
  2221. Saisset
  2222. Sauvigni
  2223. Scolland
  2224. Séguier
  2225. Senarpont
  2226. Senlis
  2227. Sept-Meules
  2228. Simnel
  2229. Sollers
  2230. Somneri
  2231. Sourdeval
  2232. Strivelyn
  2233. Stukely
  2234. Tabraham
  2235. Taillebois
  2236. Taillepied
  2237. Talvace
  2238. Tessel
  2239. Thaon
  2240. Theroulde
  2241. Thibault
  2242. Thiboust
  2243. Thorel
  2244. Tibon
  2245. Tilly
  2246. Tinel
  2247. Tirel
  2248. Toclive
  2249. Torteval
  2250. Touchet
  2251. Tourlaville
  2252. Tourmente
  2253. Tournai
  2254. Tournebulle
  2255. Tournebut
  2256. Tourneville
  2257. Toustain
  2258. Tranchant
  2259. Trelli
  2260. Tulles
  2261. Urry
  2262. Valance
  2263. Valognes
  2264. Vastel
  2265. Vatteville
  2266. Vaubadon
  2267. Vauville
  2268. Vaux
  2269. Vavassour
  2270. Veci
  2271. Venois
  2272. Ventris
  2273. Ver
  2274. Verdun
  2275. Vernold
  2276. Vernon
  2277. Verrall
  2278. Vesci
  2279. Vesli
  2280. Veteripont
  2281. Vieuxpont
  2282. Villehardain
  2283. Villon
  2284. Vipont
  2285. Vis-de-Louf
  2286. Vis-de-Loup
  2287. Vitalis
  2288. Vivers
  2289. Viville
  2290. Voisin
  2291. Wadard
  2292. Warci
  2293. Watteau
  2294. Werables
  2295. Willoughby
  2296. Wissant
  2297. Ygou
  2298.  
  2299. $nickname
  2300. Ace
  2301. Admiral
  2302. Aggro
  2303. Angel
  2304. Animal
  2305. Argo
  2306. Arrow
  2307. Ass
  2308. Auntie
  2309. Babe
  2310. Baby
  2311. Bad Boy
  2312. Bad News
  2313. Baldy
  2314. Bam
  2315. Bam-Bam
  2316. Barry
  2317. Beans
  2318. Bear
  2319. Beard
  2320. Beast
  2321. Beau
  2322. Beauty
  2323. Belle
  2324. Bender
  2325. Berry
  2326. Big Daddy
  2327. Biggie
  2328. Bigmouth
  2329. Bingo
  2330. Birdie
  2331. Biscuit
  2332. Bitsy
  2333. Blabbermouth
  2334. Black Magic
  2335. Black Widow
  2336. Blackjack
  2337. Blade
  2338. Blessed
  2339. Blondie
  2340. Blossom
  2341. Blue
  2342. Bolt
  2343. Bones
  2344. Boogie
  2345. Boomer
  2346. Boots
  2347. Breaker
  2348. Brick
  2349. Brownie
  2350. Buck
  2351. Bucket
  2352. Bud
  2353. Buddy
  2354. Bug
  2355. Bugs
  2356. Bull
  2357. Bulldog
  2358. Bullet
  2359. Bullseye
  2360. Bunny
  2361. Butch
  2362. Butcher
  2363. Butterfly
  2364. Butts
  2365. Buzz
  2366. Candy
  2367. Cannonball
  2368. Captain
  2369. Chap
  2370. Cheery
  2371. Chef
  2372. Chibbs
  2373. Chief
  2374. Chip
  2375. Chipper
  2376. Chocolate
  2377. Clip
  2378. Clippy
  2379. Cobra
  2380. Coldstone
  2381. Comet
  2382. Cookie
  2383. Coward
  2384. Coyote
  2385. Crash
  2386. Crazy
  2387. Creed
  2388. Creep
  2389. Crow
  2390. Cuddles
  2391. Cutie
  2392. Cyclops
  2393. Daddy
  2394. Dagger
  2395. Dandy
  2396. Danger
  2397. Dapper
  2398. Daring
  2399. Darlin'
  2400. Darling
  2401. Dash
  2402. Dasher
  2403. Dazzle
  2404. Dazzler
  2405. Dealbreaker
  2406. Dealmaker
  2407. Deedee
  2408. Delight
  2409. Demon
  2410. Devil
  2411. Diamond
  2412. Dice
  2413. Digger
  2414. Dino
  2415. Dizzy
  2416. Doc
  2417. Dog
  2418. Doggie
  2419. Double
  2420. Double Trouble
  2421. Dragon
  2422. Dream
  2423. Duck
  2424. Ducky
  2425. Duke
  2426. Dum-Dum
  2427. Dummy
  2428. Dusty
  2429. Dutch
  2430. Eagle
  2431. Fancy
  2432. Fatso
  2433. Fatty
  2434. Fatty Patty
  2435. Feathers
  2436. Fire
  2437. Fish
  2438. Fist
  2439. Flame
  2440. Flamer
  2441. Flaming
  2442. Flash
  2443. Fletcher
  2444. Flip
  2445. Flutter
  2446. Fortuna
  2447. Fortune
  2448. Fox
  2449. Freak
  2450. Frosty
  2451. Fury
  2452. Fuzz
  2453. Fuzzy
  2454. Gator
  2455. Gem
  2456. Genie
  2457. Genius
  2458. Gentle
  2459. Ginger
  2460. Gonzo
  2461. Good News
  2462. Goose
  2463. Grace
  2464. Grim
  2465. Grouch
  2466. Growl
  2467. Hammer
  2468. Handsome
  2469. Happy
  2470. Hawk
  2471. Hawkeye
  2472. Herald
  2473. Hog
  2474. Honesty
  2475. Honey
  2476. Hook
  2477. Horse
  2478. Hound
  2479. Hurricane
  2480. Ice
  2481. Iron
  2482. Jackal
  2483. Jacket
  2484. Jade
  2485. Jazzy
  2486. Jelly
  2487. Jewel
  2488. Joker
  2489. Jolly
  2490. Jumbo
  2491. Jumper
  2492. Killer
  2493. Kindle
  2494. King
  2495. Knight
  2496. Landslide
  2497. Lightning
  2498. Lion
  2499. Lioness
  2500. Little
  2501. Lock
  2502. Loco
  2503. Lowball
  2504. Lucky
  2505. Mac
  2506. Machine
  2507. Mad
  2508. Mad Dog
  2509. Magic
  2510. Magician
  2511. Major
  2512. Mamba
  2513. Maniac
  2514. Marvel
  2515. Mayor
  2516. Meat
  2517. Mellow
  2518. Memo
  2519. Merry
  2520. Micro
  2521. Miracle
  2522. Mistletoe
  2523. Moneybag
  2524. Moneybags
  2525. Monk
  2526. Moose
  2527. Mouse
  2528. Mugs
  2529. Mugsy
  2530. Mule
  2531. Mute
  2532. Mutt
  2533. Navigator
  2534. Nimble
  2535. Nobody
  2536. Nuts
  2537. Oracle
  2538. Ox
  2539. Pea-brain
  2540. Peanut
  2541. Penny
  2542. Petite
  2543. Pickle
  2544. Pickles
  2545. Pig
  2546. Piggy
  2547. Pigsy
  2548. Pitch
  2549. Pogo
  2550. Poncho
  2551. Pops
  2552. Porky
  2553. Pretzel
  2554. Prince
  2555. Princess
  2556. Punch
  2557. Punchy
  2558. Pyro
  2559. Queen Bee
  2560. Queenie
  2561. Rags
  2562. Reaper
  2563. Rebel
  2564. Red
  2565. Rip
  2566. Ripper
  2567. River
  2568. Robin
  2569. Rock
  2570. Rogue
  2571. Rose
  2572. Rouge
  2573. Ruby
  2574. Ruin
  2575. Rusty
  2576. Sage
  2577. Saggy
  2578. Sailor
  2579. Sandy
  2580. Sassy
  2581. Scoop
  2582. Scruffy
  2583. Serpent
  2584. Shade
  2585. Shadow
  2586. Shaggy
  2587. Shark
  2588. Sheep
  2589. Shorty
  2590. Shrimp
  2591. Shy
  2592. Silence
  2593. Silent
  2594. Silly
  2595. Silver
  2596. Sizzle
  2597. Sketch
  2598. Skin
  2599. Skinny
  2600. Skip
  2601. Skipper
  2602. Skippy
  2603. Slash
  2604. Slayer
  2605. Slick
  2606. Slide
  2607. Slim
  2608. Small
  2609. Smash
  2610. Smasher
  2611. Smiley
  2612. Smooth
  2613. Snake
  2614. Snip
  2615. Snippy
  2616. Snips
  2617. Snowflake
  2618. Spark
  2619. Sparkle
  2620. Sparky
  2621. Sparrow
  2622. Special
  2623. Speed
  2624. Speedy
  2625. Spider
  2626. Spike
  2627. Spud
  2628. Spuds
  2629. Steel
  2630. Sticks
  2631. Stiff
  2632. Stinky
  2633. Stone
  2634. Storm
  2635. Stout
  2636. Stretch
  2637. Stuffy
  2638. Sugar
  2639. Tank
  2640. Thief
  2641. Thunder
  2642. Tiger
  2643. Tightfist
  2644. Tightwad
  2645. Tigress
  2646. Tiny
  2647. Titch
  2648. Torch
  2649. Tricky
  2650. Trouble
  2651. Tug
  2652. Turk
  2653. Twinkle
  2654. Twinkle Toes
  2655. Twitch
  2656. Twitchy
  2657. Uncle
  2658. Undertaker
  2659. Vanilla
  2660. Viper
  2661. Vulture
  2662. Wheels
  2663. White Magic
  2664. Whiz
  2665. Whopper
  2666. Wiggles
  2667. Wild
  2668. Wiz
  2669. Wonder
  2670. Worm
  2671. Yank
  2672. Zero
  2673. Ziggy
  2674. Zip
  2675. Zippy
  2676.  
  2677. $shortenedname
  2678. Andy
  2679. Artie
  2680. Arty
  2681. Bennie
  2682. Bernie
  2683. Bigby
  2684. Bing
  2685. Bo
  2686. Bobo
  2687. Buster
  2688. Chapman
  2689. Chuck
  2690. Coco
  2691. Didi
  2692. Fletch
  2693. Gibbs
  2694. Gibby
  2695. Gigi
  2696. Gilly
  2697. Gus
  2698. Harry
  2699. Izzy
  2700. Kiki
  2701. Locke
  2702. Mitzi
  2703. Pipi
  2704. Redd
  2705. Smitty
  2706. Trey
  2707.  
  2708. $generatenickname
  2709. [nickname]
  2710. The [nickname] {30%}
  2711. [shortenedname] {20%}
  2712.  
  2713. $fname
  2714. [Fnamemale]
  2715. [Fnamefemale]
  2716.  
  2717. $motivation
  2718. Achievement {expanded:To overcome obstacles and succeed; to become the best}
  2719. Acquisition {expanded:To obtain possessions/wealth}
  2720. Adoration {expanded:To be cherished, admired, and wanted by others}
  2721. Balance/Peace {expanded:To bring all things into harmony and equilibrium}
  2722. Beneficence {expanded:To protect the helpless, heal the sick, feed the hungry, etc.}
  2723. Chaos {expanded:To disrupt, to cause confusion and discord}
  2724. Competition {expanded:To seek out or create rule-based win/lose scenarios; to defeat others in contests}
  2725. Conflict {expanded:To seek out or create rivalry, fighting, or animosity}
  2726. Conquest {expanded:To conquer other peoples, to bring them into one’s own culture/rule}
  2727. Corruption {expanded:To despoil, ruin, humiliate, or make depraved}
  2728. Creation {expanded:To build or make new, such as art, culture, invention, design,etc.}
  2729. Destruction {expanded:To annihilate, exterminate, and unmake}
  2730. Discovery/Adventure {expanded:To explore, uncover mysteries, and pioneer}
  2731. Domesticity {expanded:To get married, have children, and live a family life}
  2732. Education {expanded:To provide information, teach, enlighten, or train}
  2733. Entertainment {expanded:To entertain, amuse, and delight others}
  2734. Enslavement {expanded:To force others into servitude}
  2735. Hedonism {expanded:To enjoy all things sensuous}
  2736. Heroism {expanded:To find valor and honor through battle or self-sacrifice}
  2737. Liberation {expanded:To free the self and/or others from perceived captivity or enslavement}
  2738. Love {expanded:To experience/share affection and emotional commitment, whether romantic or platonic}
  2739. Nobility/Honor {expanded:To exalt ideals such as generosity, honesty, bravery, and courtliness}
  2740. Order {expanded:To arrange, organize, and reduce chaos}
  2741. Play {expanded:To have fun, to enjoy life}
  2742. Power {expanded:To control and lead others}
  2743. Proselytization {expanded:To spread a belief system; indoctrinate others}
  2744. Purity {expanded:To achieve a state of moral or spiritual perfection, of self and/or others}
  2745. Rebellion {expanded:To fight against power structures; to undermine authority}
  2746. Recognition {expanded:To gain approval, social status, or fame}
  2747. Service {expanded:To follow a person, government, order, religion, etc.}
  2748. Torment {expanded:To inflict pain and suffering, on others and/or the self}
  2749. Understanding {expanded:To seek knowledge or wisdom (spiritual, scientific, magical,etc)}
  2750. Vice {expanded:To enable or engage in self-destructive behavior}
  2751.  
  2752. $disposition
  2753. affectionate
  2754. angry
  2755. angsty
  2756. annoyed
  2757. anxious
  2758. apathetic
  2759. bored
  2760. confident
  2761. contemptuous
  2762. content
  2763. courageous
  2764. curious
  2765. depressed
  2766. longing
  2767. disappointed
  2768. disgusted
  2769. wary
  2770. excitable
  2771. empathetic
  2772. envious
  2773. fearful
  2774. frustrated
  2775. grateful
  2776. happy
  2777. hopeful
  2778. hostile
  2779. interested
  2780. jealous
  2781. joyful
  2782. lonely
  2783. loving
  2784. lustful
  2785. pleased
  2786. proud
  2787. regretful
  2788. remorseful
  2789. resentful
  2790. sad
  2791. shy
  2792. trusting
  2793. worried
  2794.  
  2795. $moodiness
  2796. , but often experiences mood swings {30%}
  2797. , known for maintaining an even-temper {30%}
  2798. , but it takes a lot to change their emotional state {30%}
  2799.  
  2800. $step
  2801. step- {20%}
  2802.  
  2803. $half
  2804. half- {20%}
  2805.  
  2806. $relative
  2807. brother
  2808. father
  2809. son
  2810. sibling
  2811. sister
  2812. mother
  2813. daughter
  2814. aunt
  2815. uncle
  2816. grandmother
  2817. grandfather
  2818. cousin
  2819. niece
  2820. nephew
  2821.  
  2822. $relativename
  2823. brother, [Fnamemale],
  2824. father, [Fnamemale],
  2825. son, [Fnamemale],
  2826. sibling, [Fname],
  2827. sister, [Fnamefemale],
  2828. mother, [Fnamefemale],
  2829. daughter, [Fnamefemale],
  2830. aunt, [Fnamefemale],
  2831. uncle, [Fnamemale],
  2832. grandmother, [Fnamefemale],
  2833. grandfather, [Fnamemale],
  2834. cousin, [Fname],
  2835. niece, [Fnamefemale],
  2836. nephew, [Fnamemale],
  2837.  
  2838. $relativem
  2839. cousin
  2840. //father
  2841. uncle
  2842. grandfather
  2843. //brother
  2844. nephew {20%}
  2845. //step-[brother|father] {20%}
  2846.  
  2847. $relativef
  2848. //sister
  2849. cousin
  2850. //mother
  2851. aunt
  2852. grandmother
  2853. niece {20%}
  2854. //step-[mother|sister] {20%}
  2855.  
  2856. $sibling
  2857. sister
  2858. brother
  2859. cousin {20%}
  2860. [half-|step-][brother|sister] {30%}
  2861.  
  2862. $parent
  2863. mother
  2864. father
  2865. grand[father|mother]
  2866. step-[mother|father]
  2867.  
  2868. $extended
  2869. aunt
  2870. uncle
  2871. cousin
  2872. niece
  2873. nephew
  2874.  
  2875. $crime
  2876. murder
  2877. theft
  2878. heresy
  2879. fraud
  2880. assault
  2881. rape
  2882. home invasion
  2883. public intoxication
  2884. conspiracy
  2885. perjury
  2886. insubordination
  2887. failure to appear
  2888. vandalism
  2889. indecent exposure
  2890. libel
  2891. slander
  2892. arson
  2893. bigamy
  2894. treason
  2895. trespassing
  2896. disorderly conduct
  2897. prostitution
  2898. soliciting sex
  2899. obscenity
  2900. not paying taxes
  2901. insulting the nobility
  2902.  
  2903. $occupation
  2904. actor
  2905. apothecary
  2906. apprentice
  2907. arbiter
  2908. architect
  2909. archivist
  2910. armorer
  2911. assassin
  2912. astrologer
  2913. astronomer
  2914. bailiff
  2915. baker
  2916. banker
  2917. barber
  2918. barkeep
  2919. barrister
  2920. beekeeper
  2921. bellifounder
  2922. blacksmith
  2923. bonder
  2924. bookbinder
  2925. bookkeeper
  2926. bookseller
  2927. bowyer
  2928. breeder
  2929. brewer
  2930. butcher
  2931. calligrapher
  2932. candlemaker
  2933. carpenter
  2934. cartographer
  2935. cartwright
  2936. cheesemaker
  2937. clerk
  2938. clockmaker
  2939. coachman
  2940. cobbler
  2941. coiner
  2942. composer
  2943. confectioner
  2944. cook
  2945. cooper
  2946. coper
  2947. coppersmith
  2948. costumer
  2949. courier
  2950. cryptographer
  2951. dairyman
  2952. dancer
  2953. dentist
  2954. draper
  2955. dressmaker
  2956. dyer
  2957. embroiderer
  2958. emissary
  2959. engineer
  2960. engraver
  2961. executioner
  2962. falconer
  2963. farmer
  2964. farmhand
  2965. ferrier
  2966. first mate
  2967. fisherman
  2968. fishmonger
  2969. fletcher
  2970. florist
  2971. forester
  2972. furrier
  2973. gem cutter
  2974. glassblower
  2975. groomer
  2976. groundskeeper
  2977. harbormaster
  2978. harrier
  2979. hatter
  2980. hawker
  2981. headmaster
  2982. healer
  2983. herald
  2984. herbalist
  2985. herder
  2986. historian
  2987. hoyer
  2988. iceman
  2989. importer
  2990. innkeeper
  2991. interpreter
  2992. jester
  2993. jeweler
  2994. joiner
  2995. judge
  2996. landlord
  2997. leather worker
  2998. limner
  2999. locksmith
  3000. lumberjack
  3001. lumper
  3002. marbler
  3003. mariner
  3004. mason
  3005. mendicant
  3006. mercer
  3007. merchant
  3008. messenger
  3009. metalworker
  3010. midshipman
  3011. miller
  3012. miner
  3013. minstrel
  3014. moneylender
  3015. musician
  3016. navigator
  3017. page
  3018. painter
  3019. papermaker
  3020. parchment maker
  3021. peddler
  3022. performer
  3023. perfumer
  3024. philosopher
  3025. physicist
  3026. playwright
  3027. poet
  3028. politician
  3029. potter
  3030. prostitute
  3031. puppeteer
  3032. quarrier
  3033. quartermaster
  3034. rancher
  3035. recruiter
  3036. scribe
  3037. scrivener
  3038. scullion
  3039. sculptor
  3040. seamstress/tailor
  3041. servant
  3042. shepherd
  3043. ships captain
  3044. shipwright
  3045. slaver
  3046. soap maker
  3047. soldier
  3048. songwriter
  3049. soothsayer
  3050. spinner
  3051. spy
  3052. stableman
  3053. steward
  3054. storyteller
  3055. tanner
  3056. taxidermist
  3057. teacher
  3058. teamster
  3059. thatcher
  3060. tinker
  3061. toolmaker
  3062. torturer
  3063. toymaker
  3064. tracker
  3065. trader
  3066. trainer
  3067. trapper
  3068. treasurer
  3069. undertaker
  3070. vintner
  3071. wainwright
  3072. watchman
  3073. weaponsmith
  3074. weaver
  3075. wheelwright
  3076. woodcarver
  3077.  
  3078. $jobstatus
  3079. works as [an] [occupation].
  3080. just started work as [an] [occupation]. {20%}
  3081. is currently unemployed. {2%}
  3082. just got fired from a job as [an] [occupation]. {3%}
  3083. was laid off as [an] [occupation] when the work dried up. {6%}
  3084. recently quit a job as [an] [occupation]. {4%}
  3085.  
  3086. $collections
  3087. coins
  3088. stamps
  3089. books
  3090. marbles
  3091. toys
  3092. art
  3093. autographs
  3094. rocks
  3095. fossils
  3096.  
  3097. $hobby
  3098. acrobatics
  3099. acting
  3100. astrology
  3101. music
  3102. theatre
  3103. board gaming
  3104. boating/sailing
  3105. collecting [collections]
  3106. calligraphy
  3107. cards
  3108. carving
  3109. combat competition
  3110. cooking
  3111. dancing
  3112. traveling
  3113. animal fighting
  3114. eating
  3115. drinking
  3116. embroidery
  3117. falconry
  3118. fishing
  3119. fortune-telling
  3120. singing
  3121. gambling
  3122. gardening
  3123. glassmaking
  3124. animal racing
  3125. horse riding
  3126. hunting
  3127. invention
  3128. jewelry making
  3129. jousting
  3130. juggling
  3131. metalwork
  3132. painting
  3133. philosophizing
  3134. reading
  3135. research
  3136. riddles
  3137. sewing
  3138. sports
  3139. storytelling
  3140. swimming
  3141. art appreciation
  3142. weaving
  3143. woodworking
  3144. writing
  3145. playing an instrument
  3146. bird watching
  3147.  
  3148. $hobbystatus
  3149. spends a lot of time on [hobby].
  3150. is just getting into the hobby of [hobby].
  3151. used to devote a lot of time to [hobby].
  3152. is thinking about taking on a new hobby. [Hobby] seems like a good way to go.
  3153. isn't getting as much enjoyment out of the hobby of [hobby]. Not like when everything was new.
  3154. enjoys [hobby] as a hobby.
  3155. recently caused some drama in the [hobby] community.
  3156. is dealing some drama in the [hobby] community, but the hobby is  [turning into a slog|worth it|a big part of the culture here|just experiencing some growing pains].
  3157.  
  3158. $humor
  3159. crude
  3160. dry
  3161. slapstick
  3162. jokey
  3163. cynical
  3164. prankster
  3165. mean-spirited
  3166. clean
  3167. surreal
  3168. pun-filled
  3169.  
  3170. $humorstatus
  3171. has [an] [humor] sense of humor.
  3172. has no sense of humor. {50%}
  3173. prefers [humor] humor.
  3174. likes [humor] jokes.
  3175. [likes to tell|knows] [a lot of|a few|many] [humor] jokes.
  3176. tells the [same few|same bunch of|same] [humor] jokes [all the time|over and over again].
  3177.  
  3178. $mystery
  3179. a murder
  3180. their heritage
  3181. strange symbols
  3182. a gift
  3183. a stranger
  3184. distant relatives
  3185. a disappearance
  3186. the supernatural
  3187. visions
  3188. a prophecy
  3189. recurring nightmares
  3190. the sudden appearance of something
  3191. an organization
  3192. an unknown enemy
  3193. something deep within
  3194. a letter
  3195. a heirloom
  3196. a will
  3197. money
  3198. a distant land
  3199. their childhood home
  3200. a friend
  3201. open secrets
  3202. nobility
  3203. poison
  3204. shame
  3205. regret
  3206. a cover-up
  3207. old debts
  3208. broken oaths
  3209. keeping promises
  3210. long journeys
  3211. an undelivered package
  3212. a feud with the local [occupation]
  3213. ancient writings
  3214. blackmail
  3215. treason
  3216. pacts with powerful people
  3217. old wounds
  3218. battle scars
  3219. ongoing wars
  3220. night of passion
  3221. [a ring|an amulet|a locket]
  3222. hidden messages
  3223. buried treasure
  3224. a disused room
  3225. weary travelers
  3226. trespasses
  3227. stories told around a fire
  3228. mythical creatures
  3229. the ocean
  3230. arcane secrets
  3231. an illness
  3232. famine
  3233. exile
  3234. bigamy
  3235. perjury
  3236. a dying wish
  3237. a whirlwind romance
  3238. unrequited love
  3239. collecting something owed
  3240. a history of violence
  3241. a message in a bottle
  3242. an unexpected inheritance
  3243. betrayal
  3244. heresy
  3245. the threat of imprisonment
  3246. the ruling elite
  3247. higher powers
  3248. disobeying orders
  3249. running away
  3250. villages burned to the ground
  3251. someone being on the wrong side
  3252. antiquities
  3253. old maps
  3254. espionage
  3255. a race against time
  3256. following in someone else’s footsteps
  3257. breaking tradition
  3258. disasters that have yet to happen
  3259. a precious object that was stolen
  3260. a person who could be their twin
  3261. a holy pilgrimage
  3262. a series of ill-advised decisions
  3263. dwindling fortunes
  3264. trade opportunities
  3265. duplicitous strangers
  3266. back-alley dealings
  3267. rifts in the family
  3268. superstitions
  3269. unexpected branches in the family tree
  3270. matters of honor
  3271. matters of duty
  3272. overheard secrets
  3273. unexplained good luck
  3274. unexplained bad luck
  3275. forces beyond our understanding
  3276. a cult
  3277. birthright
  3278. a curse
  3279. failing to do the right thing
  3280. the advice of hermit
  3281. mysterious teachings
  3282. a looming arrival
  3283. an eclipse
  3284. a full moon
  3285. a false accusation
  3286. a still night in [spring|summer|autumn|winter]
  3287. [burnt offerings|a burnt offering]
  3288. [a sacrifice|something sacrificed]
  3289. something at the bottom of [a lake|a river|the ocean|a shallow grave|a well]
  3290. an earthquake
  3291. [an] [narrow|winding|rarely-used|disused|overgrown] [path|trail|hollow|clearing] in [an] [dark|foreboding] [wooded area|forest]
  3292. the ashes of a loved one
  3293. a [holy|unholy|cursed|magic] object
  3294. a meeting place
  3295. a [mountain|mountaintop|valley|ravine]
  3296. a statue
  3297. an immovable object
  3298. somewhere [cold|warm|hot]
  3299. an unexplained cold spot
  3300. scattered ashes
  3301. separating the wheat from the chaff
  3302. retribution
  3303. an injustice
  3304. something buried in a field
  3305. whispers in the wind
  3306. a [pained|strangled|sorrowful|loud|soft|ragged|primal] [cry|shout|yell] into the [dark|night|sky|void]
  3307. [something|an object|a relationship] that is irreparably [damaged|broken]
  3308. a lie of omission
  3309. a deep pit
  3310. a cave
  3311. a pile of bones
  3312. a [sunny|rainy|clear|stormy] [day|morning|afternoon|evening|night] in [spring|summer|fall|autumn|winter]
  3313. harsh words
  3314. an ugly stereotype
  3315. a justifiable crime
  3316. a truth that cannot be forgotten
  3317. unearthed remains
  3318. fallow land
  3319. an unkept grave
  3320. an accounting discrepancy
  3321. hiding in plain sight
  3322. [their|someone's] sexuality
  3323. a hole in the wall
  3324. the contents of a [burlap sack|silk bag|silken bag]
  3325. a [old|musty|aging] book with a [distinctive|embossed] cover
  3326. a forgotten beach
  3327. a place where no birds fly
  3328. bags upon bags of sand
  3329. a place where nothing grows
  3330. the [thrum|rhythm|beat|throbbing|beating] of distant [drums|war drums]
  3331. a handprint left behind
  3332. soft waves washing over [a pair|two pairs|three pairs] of feet in the sand
  3333. something being dragged away
  3334. a knocking sound
  3335. a tree with [dark|crooked|many|windswept|thorny|weeping] branches
  3336. a clay pot with [a fine crack|a large crack|several cracks] in its side
  3337. a tree that stands alone
  3338. conversations had along a riverbank
  3339. the solitude of the desert
  3340. wailing sounds from unused corners
  3341. an agitated animal
  3342. a flower that [blooms|blossomed|bloomed|blossoms] [too early|too late]
  3343. [something|an object] that [was thrown|fell|dropped] from [an] [dock|pier|boat]
  3344. something carried away by the tides
  3345. [an] [single|double|two|triple|three|four]-masted ship [sailing through a bank of fog|drifting aimlessly|sailing away|sailing closer|floating unmoored|anchored in the bay|listing to the side|dragged onto the shore|broken on the beach]
  3346. an unblemished canvas
  3347. [one|someone] who [is mute|cannot speak]
  3348.  
  3349. $mysterystatus
  3350. [is shrouded in mystery|exudes an aura of mystery|might be hiding something|is reluctant to discuss one thing|is tight-lipped about something in the past|prefers not to talk about something in their past|won't talk about an incident in the past|is still dealing with something that happened long ago]. [It could be related to| Maybe it's related to|It might have something to do with|Perhaps it's about] [mystery].
  3351.  
  3352. $notableindividuals
  3353. pariah who [disgraced the church's teachings|taught this character about the falsehoods and contradictions of church dogma|subscribes to radical political beliefs] and taught this character how to [think critically|say the right things to power|avoid charges of heresy|avoid a similar fate]
  3354. mercenary who [is always willing complete a job for the right price|who trades favors for money|treats everyone fairly|who deals in everything except money]
  3355. [slow-witted|somewhat dim|uneducated] person whom most of the locals see as [nothing more than|just] [an] [idiot|dunce]. This character [takes care of their needs|sees "the village idiot" as a real person who is just as worthy as anyone else|enjoys the company and conversation they provide]
  3356. [fool|jester|clown] who [mocks propriety|speaks uncomfortable truths to power|never fails to make a tasteless joke at the expense of royalty]
  3357. person whom society declares to be this character's superior, but [nonetheless treats this character as an equal|has introduced this character to [a circle of|many|increasingly] [influential|powerful] [friends|associates|connections]]
  3358. [well-liked|beloved|celebrated|appreciative|supportive] boss who [once called|still calls] this character an employee
  3359. [career criminal|thug|gangster|criminal] who [was only caught once|has never been apprehended|is on the run|recently got out of prison|received an unfairly long sentence for a minor crime|served too short of a sentence|is being turned into an example by an irate judge] and [gave this character some ill-gotten funds to launder|has known this character since before becoming an outlaw|tells this character fantastic stories of past crimes|shielded this character from the ire of another band of outlaws]
  3360. [seer|prophet|fortune-teller|oracle] who [is a fraud|has a real gift for seeing the future|may or may not be legitimate] and [gave this character received some timely advice|helped this character make a big decision|illuminated a new path for this character to take]
  3361. fiend who [helped this character take care of an unpleasant task for a price|encouraged this character to surrender to the most basic emotions|deals in vengeance|trades in revenge|creates vigilante justice|this character tries to stay in the good graces of]. [An eye for an eye|A tooth for a tooth|A life for a life], that's the deal
  3362. [vagabond|wanderer] who [stuck around for a while after meeting this character|keeps coming back to visit this character|mistakenly thought this character wouldn't show up again]
  3363. athlete [of wide renown|of the highest caliber] who [once played sports with this character|called this character a childhood friend]
  3364. craftsperson who works as [an] [occupation] and [elevated the craft to new heights|took interest in this character when they asked questions about the craft|this character likes to watch the work get done]
  3365. well-connected [friend|relative|colleague|associate] who [collects friends like a pig collects flies|walks in every social circle imaginable|always knows who to ask for anything that needs to be done] and [considers this character to be an especially valuable friend|is always willing to help this character meet new people|who will never stop adding new friends]
  3366. [up-and-coming|recently-elected|long-time] politician [who counts this character as a constituent|who wants to make government work for the common man|who wants to make the system enrich a few people along the way|who helps a massive bureaucracy find new ways to serve the people]
  3367. [small-time |huge |massive |pseudo-]celebrity who befriended this character and [tries to visit|never fails to visit|visits] this character whenever possible
  3368. gatekeeper who had a duty to keep this character excluded from something, but [ended up allowing this character anyway|sneaking this character in anyway|worked with this character to bend the rules|helped this character break the rules]
  3369. [peddler|huckster|merchant] who [sold|tried to sell] this character [a useless trinket|a wonderful item|some slipshod gadget|a great deal|a terrible deal] and ended up a significant part of this character's life
  3370. victim of [a crime|an attack|unfortunate events] who [came to this character for help|helped this character in spite of all the [pain|trauma|adversity]|saw in this character a kindred spirit]
  3371. [mentally ill|homeless|sick|"invisible"|unfortunate] person on the streets whom the rest of society [can't see|refuses to see|ignores|has rejected]. [An] [fulfilling|unlikely|resilient] relationship sprang up between the two people
  3372. person who freely [gave|lent] this character something during a time of need and [won't accept repayment for it|expects to be repaid|needs a favor in return|is always there for anyone who needs help]
  3373. [gossip mill|rumor mill] who is able to [scavenge|scrounge up|dig up] every [bit|scrap|piece] of information people want to keep hidden and shares it with this character
  3374. [friend|relative|loved one] who [died too soon|left this life prematurely] and left an indelible mark on this character's heart
  3375. hunter who [brought food in a scarce time|poached this character's livestock|taught this character to hunt|saved this character from an attack by a large animal|taught this character to enjoy the solitude of the natural world|is overhunting the area|is overfishing the area|is following this character's every move. Their actions [in the past have been violent|could turn violent at any moment|imply a threat|strike up an air of unease]]
  3376. priest [of this character's religion|at another temple|at another church|of a different faith]
  3377. frequent patron at this character's place of employment
  3378. friend who has been around [since childhood|for forever|for years]
  3379. mentor who [taught valuable life skills|taught at a university|freely gives advice about business|thinks critically about [art|society|politics|scientific advances|literature|music|philosophy|ethics]|makes their charges work for knowledge]
  3380. relative this character was always close to
  3381. former coworker [who worked alongside this character as [an] [occupation]|who now works as [an] [occupation]|who has been hopping from job to job|who is really moving upwards these days|who has been unemployed for a while|who helped this character deal with an unpleasant [boss|supervisor]]
  3382. former schoolmate [who dropped out of school to work|who needed a lot of help|who helped this character succeed|who is now doing great things]
  3383. [hermit|shut-in|recluse] who lives in a [cottage|mansion|hut|cabin] [on the edge of town|outside the walls of the city|in the middle of town|in the wilderness|in the mountains]
  3384. [lover of|former lover of|crush that never went anywhere for] this character
  3385. [roommate|former roommate] [who shared a living space and an emotional connection|who lived with this character for several years|who didn't judge anything|who had great manners|with a knack for always finding the best in people|who kept the house tidy|who was messy but incredibly nice]
  3386.  
  3387. $notablemeeting
  3388. at church
  3389. at the market
  3390. during a festival
  3391. while attending a [funeral|wedding]
  3392. at school
  3393. while working
  3394. by chance
  3395. through a friend
  3396. playing sports
  3397. at the town well
  3398. because of a shared interest
  3399. at a restaurant
  3400. at a tavern
  3401. at a performance
  3402. on a trip
  3403. on a journey
  3404. while looking for [someone|something]
  3405. during a disaster
  3406. during a family emergency
  3407. at a party
  3408. during a parade
  3409. during a dark time
  3410. over one [spring|summer|autumn|fall|winter]
  3411. [before|after] [things|life] got complicated
  3412. at a barn-raising
  3413. over a conversation that ran [late into the night|late into the evening|into the early hours of the morning]
  3414. when everything was falling apart
  3415. //when paths crossed on separate hunting trips //hunter specific
  3416. //at a tannery //hunter specific
  3417. //in the forest //hunter specific
  3418. //when [a shot|an arrow] missed its mark //hunter specific
  3419. //at an encampment in the middle of nowhere //hunter specific
  3420. //when this character needed aid while hunting //hunter specific
  3421.  
  3422. $generatenotablemale
  3423. [Fnamemale,#notablename] [Lname] - [#notablename] is [an] [notableindividuals]. He [first met this character|first hit things off with this character|really got to know this character|connected with this character] [notablemeeting].
  3424.  
  3425. $generatenotablefemale
  3426. [Fnamefemale,#notablename] [Lname] - [#notablename] is [an] [notableindividuals]. She [first met this character|first hit things off with this character|really got to know this character|connected with this character] [notablemeeting].
  3427.  
  3428. $generatenotableother
  3429. [Fname,#notablename] [Lname] - [#notablename] is [an] [notableindividuals]. They [first met this character|first hit things off with this character|really got to know this character|connected with this character] [notablemeeting]. [#notablename] presents themself as [masculine|feminine|masculine or feminine, depending on the day|agender|genderqueer].
  3430.  
  3431. $generatenotableindividual
  3432. [generatenotablemale]
  3433. [generatenotablefemale]
  3434. [generatenotableother] {20%}
  3435. [Fname,#stranger] [Lname] - This person only recently appeared in this character's life. [They were there during a time of need for this character.|They seem suspiciously trustworthy.|Things just "clicked" and they integrated into this character's life surprisingly quickly.|Although they barely know each other's names, [#stranger] just seems like a good person ask about life's problems.|Although seemingly trustworthy, [#stranger] may have ulterior motives.|[#stranger] seems like they are a person of good character, but it remains to be seen if that trust is well-deserved.] {10%}
  3436.  
  3437. $generatenotablerarity
  3438. The [Book of|Diary of|Journal of|Memoirs of] [[Fname]|[Fname] [Lname]] - [This is a chronicle of the life of someone [#pcshort] never knew personally.|This is a biographical telling of a person whom [#pcshort] only barely knew.] It was [found at an estate sale|left behind by its original owner|lost by its original owner|received as a gift from a friend|stolen from its original owner] and its text [is filled with heartbreaking stories|outlines a better way to live|talks at length about overcoming adversity|inspires its reader to become a better person].
  3439.  
  3440. $generatenotableadultery
  3441. [Fname,#notablename] - [#notablename] is a lover that [#pcshort] is [seeing|courting|romancing|seducing] [behind the back of|with the consent of] [#pcshort]'s spouse. They've been in this character's life [since childhood|since meeting in school|since meeting at a festival years ago|for many years]
  3442. [Fname,#notablename] - [#notablename] is another spouse of [#pcshort], [though [#pcshort] is still married to another person.| mainly because the previous marriage ended in [divorce|death].| because societal customs allow for having more than one spouse.]
  3443.  
  3444. $formattednotableindividual
  3445. -- [Fname,#notablename] - [#notablename] is this character's spouse. They've been in this character's life [since childhood|since meeting in school|since meeting at a festival years ago|for many years].<br>[-- [generatenotableadultery]|-- [generatenotableindividual]|-- [generatenotableadultery]<br>-- [generatenotableindividual]|-- [generatenotableindividual]<br>-- [generatenotableindividual]] {50%}
  3446. -- [generatenotableindividual]
  3447. -- [generatenotableindividual]<br>-- [generatenotableindividual]<br>
  3448. -- [generatenotableindividual]<br>-- [generatenotablerarity]<br> {10%}
  3449. -- [generatenotableindividual]<br>-- [generatenotableindividual]<br>-- [generatenotableindividual]<br>
  3450. -- [generatenotableindividual]<br>-- [generatenotableindividual]<br>-- [generatenotablerarity]<br> {10%}
  3451. This character trusts no one completely. [Maybe they will find someone they can trust some day, but they haven't found someone yet.|They are open to the idea of trusting someone completely, but things never end up working out.|A breach of trust earlier in the character's life caused them to grow distant from the people they used to go to for advice.|They have never trusted someone completely, and have no plans to ever do so in the future.] {30%}
  3452.  
  3453.  
  3454. $preexistingconflict
  3455. testing
  3456.  
  3457. $causeofdeath
  3458. accident
  3459. animal attack
  3460. attack
  3461. bad weather
  3462. battle
  3463. big fall
  3464. cancer
  3465. childbirth
  3466. cholera
  3467. dehydration
  3468. domestic dispute
  3469. drowning
  3470. duel
  3471. dysentery
  3472. earthquake
  3473. executed
  3474. falling
  3475. fire
  3476. flood
  3477. freezing
  3478. heat stroke
  3479. hemorrages
  3480. hunting accident
  3481. hypothermia
  3482. illness
  3483. infection
  3484. lightning
  3485. martyred
  3486. murdered
  3487. old age
  3488. plague
  3489. poisoned
  3490. sacrifice
  3491. starvation
  3492. stroke
  3493. struck down by the hand of god
  3494. [sudden|prolonged] illness
  3495. suffocated
  3496. suicide
  3497. trampled
  3498. typhoid
  3499. [wild|house]fire
  3500.  
  3501. $causeofdeathminor
  3502. accident
  3503. bowel infection
  3504. drowning
  3505. falls
  3506. fire
  3507. influenza
  3508. measles
  3509. smallpox
  3510. stillbirth
  3511. stomach infection
  3512. trampled
  3513. tuberculosis
  3514. whooping cough
  3515.  
  3516. $pevents
  3517. lost a [[[step]|[half]][brother|sister]|cousin] to [an] [causeofdeath]
  3518. suffered from a prolonged illness
  3519. had a modest wedding
  3520. got divorced
  3521. was indoctrinated into a faith
  3522. started a business
  3523. went to the best school
  3524. went to the worst school
  3525. served jail time for [crime]
  3526. ran for office but didn’t win
  3527. became a parent
  3528. lost their [parent]
  3529. filed for bankruptcy
  3530. received an honor by the nobility
  3531. immigrated to the area
  3532. lived through famine
  3533. lived through war on the losing side
  3534. was conscripted into service
  3535. purchased [more|a small plot of|a large tract of|a large plot of|another plot of] land to [farm|build a house|use as a graveyard|leave to their heirs]
  3536. was elected to office
  3537. once traveled to a distant land
  3538. accidentally insulted a noble
  3539. got attacked by a large animal
  3540. defended their home from intruders
  3541. had a near death experience
  3542. went back to school after a long absence
  3543. came into money
  3544. lost the family fortune
  3545. lost a dear friend
  3546. lived through war on the winning side
  3547. was pardoned by the courts for the charge of [crime]
  3548. saw a really good show at the theater
  3549. was swindled out of property
  3550. managed to haggle an amazing deal
  3551. [experienced|lived through|barely survived|narrowly avoided] a natural disaster
  3552. lost a duel against [Fname] [Lname]
  3553. won a duel against [Fname] [Lname]
  3554. became involved in a legal dispute [with|against] [Fname] [Lname]
  3555. became an addict
  3556. recovered from addiction
  3557. found a new best friend, [Fname] [Lname]
  3558. evaded arrest on [crime] charges
  3559. almost lost a limb in an accident
  3560. never left their hometown
  3561. became caretaker for a loved one
  3562. was disowned by their [relative]
  3563. knows exactly where the best food is
  3564. converted to a different faith
  3565. eloped in a secret wedding
  3566. had an expensive wedding
  3567. lost their spouse
  3568. had a falling out with a best friend
  3569. once got ejected from a prestigious event
  3570. spoke as the guest of honor at a prestigious event
  3571. saw someone famous in-person
  3572. is engaged to be married
  3573. broke off an engagement
  3574. bought a house
  3575. built a house
  3576. lost their home
  3577. returned home after time abroad
  3578. started a guild
  3579. joined a guild
  3580. got kicked out of a guild
  3581. is prone to depression
  3582. knows [the famed [Fname] [Lname]|somebody famous]
  3583. attempted suicide
  3584.  
  3585. $namedrelation
  3586. [relativem], [Fnamemale]
  3587. [relativef], [Fnamefemale]
  3588.  
  3589. $isadopted
  3590.  adopted {50%}
  3591.  
  3592. $twoparents
  3593. [Fnamemale,#fatherone] [Fnamefemale,#motherone] {fatherone:father}{motherone:mother}
  3594.  
  3595. $fourbrothers
  3596. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo][Fnamemale,#brotherthree] [Fnamemale,#brotherfour] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{brotherthree:brother}{brotherfour:brother}
  3597.  
  3598. $threebrothers
  3599. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo][Fnamemale,#brotherthree] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{brotherthree:brother}
  3600.  
  3601. $threebrothersonesister
  3602. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo][Fnamemale,#brotherthree] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{brotherthree:brother}{sisterone:sister}
  3603.  
  3604. $twobrothers
  3605. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}
  3606.  
  3607. $twobrotherstwosisters
  3608. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}
  3609.  
  3610. $twobrothersonesister
  3611. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{sisterone:sister}
  3612.  
  3613. $onebrother
  3614. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] {brotherone:brother}
  3615.  
  3616. $onebrotherthreesisters
  3617. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] [Fnamefemale,#sisterthree] {brotherone:brother}{sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}{sisterthree:sister}
  3618.  
  3619. $onebrothertwosisters
  3620. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] {brotherone:brother}{sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}
  3621.  
  3622. $onebrotheronesister
  3623. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] {brotherone:brother}{sisterone:sister}
  3624.  
  3625. $foursisters
  3626. [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] [Fnamefemale,#sisterthree] [Fnamefemale,#sisterfour] {sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}{sisterthree:sister}{sisterfour:sister}
  3627.  
  3628. $threesisters
  3629. [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] [Fnamefemale,#sisterthree] {sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}{sisterthree:sister}
  3630.  
  3631. $threesistersonebrother
  3632. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] [Fnamefemale,#sisterthree] {brotherone:brother}{sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}{sisterthree:sister}
  3633.  
  3634. $twosisters
  3635. [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] {sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}
  3636.  
  3637. $twosisterstwobrothers
  3638. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo][Fnamefemale,#sisterone] [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}
  3639.  
  3640. $twosistersonebrother
  3641. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone]  [Fnamefemale,#sistertwo] {brotherone:brother}{sisterone:sister}{sistertwo:sister}
  3642.  
  3643. $onesister
  3644. [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] {sisterone:sister}
  3645.  
  3646. $onesisterthreebrothers
  3647. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo][Fnamemale,#brotherthree] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{brotherthree:brother}{sisterone:sister}
  3648.  
  3649. $onesistertwobrothers
  3650. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamemale,#brothertwo] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{sisterone:sister}
  3651.  
  3652. $onesisteronebrother
  3653. [Fnamemale,#brotherone] [Fnamefemale,#sisterone] {brotherone:brother}{sisterone:sister}
  3654.  
  3655. //------------------------------
  3656. //  Parents
  3657. //------------------------------
  3658.  
  3659. // Notes about variable naming for parents in the family tree
  3660. // Parental variables should always start with the letter P (for parents)
  3661. // The letter "A" means a particular parent is alive
  3662. // The letter "M" means mother
  3663. // The letter "F" means father
  3664. // The letter "D" means deceased
  3665.  
  3666. // Alive father and alive mother
  3667. $pafam
  3668. [#fatherone] is the father in this family, and [#motherone] is the mother.
  3669. [#motherone] is the mother in this family, and [#fatherone] is the father.
  3670. The parents in this family, [#motherone] and [#fatherone], [love each other|love each other very much|don't love each other|hate each other|are considering separating].
  3671.  
  3672.  
  3673. //------------------------------
  3674. //  Siblings
  3675. //------------------------------
  3676. $b
  3677. [#pcshort] has [a younger|an older] brother named [#brotherone].
  3678. [#pcshort] has [an] [definingquality] brother named [#brotherone].
  3679. [#pcshort] has a brother whom everyone calls "[nickname,unique]," but his real name is [#brotherone].
  3680. [#pcshort] has a brother named [#brotherone] and he behaves exactly like you'd expect from [a younger|an older] brother.
  3681. [#pcshort] has a brother, [#brotherone], who feels like they were born into the wrong body.
  3682. [#pcshort] has a brother, [#brotherone], who was born with a birth defect.
  3683. [#brotherone] is [#pcshort]'s brother, and he has taken up [hobby] as a hobby.
  3684. [#brotherone] is the only other [brother|boy|male] in this family.
  3685. [#brotherone] is the only other [brother|boy|male] in this family, and he's known to be [definingquality].
  3686. [#brotherone] is [#pcshort]'s [definingquality] twin brother. {10%}
  3687. [#brotherone] is the [older|younger] brother of [#pcshort].
  3688. [#brotherone] is the [definingquality] [older|younger] brother of [#pcshort].
  3689. [#brotherone] is the [sickly|frail|chronically ill|hypochondriac] [younger|older] brother of [#pcshort].
  3690.  
  3691. $bb
  3692. In addition to [#pcshort], there are two other brothers in this family: [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo].
  3693. [#pcshort] has two [older|younger] brothers: [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo]. [#brotherone] is the older of those two.
  3694. [#pcshort] has an older brother named [#brotherone] and a younger brother named [#brothertwo].
  3695. [#pcshort] has two brothers, [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo], and [#pcshort] has a favorite among the two.
  3696. [#brotherone] is [#pcshort]'s [definingquality,unique] [older|younger] brother, while [#brothertwo] is the brother known to be [definingquality, unique].
  3697. There are two other brothers in this family: [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo]. [#brotherone] is [definingquality,unique], while [#brothertwo] is [definingquality,unique].
  3698. [#brotherone] is the youngest of the brothers in the family, and he is into [hobby], an interest shared by [#brothertwo].
  3699. [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo] are brothers who [are inseparable|are really close to each other|hate each other|fight all the time|pick on each other|pepper each other with little annoyances].
  3700. [#brotherone] is a brother who is close to [#pcshort], but [#brothertwo] is [like the prodigal son|distant with the family].
  3701. [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo] are two brothers who are close to each other, but [cool|distant|ambivalent|indifferent] to [#pcshort].
  3702.  
  3703. $bbb
  3704. There are three brothers in this family: [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], and [#brotherthree].
  3705. There are three brothers in this family: [#brotherone] (the [definingquality,unique] one), [#brothertwo] (the [definingquality,unique] one), and [#brotherthree] (the [definingquality,unique] one).
  3706. [#pcshort] is in the middle of three brothers. [[#pcshort] is older than [#brotherone], but younger than [#brothertwo] and [#brotherthree]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#brotherone], but older than [#brothertwo] and [#brotherthree]].
  3707. Brothers [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], and [#brotherthree] [definitely look like each other|look like the same person, only at different ages].
  3708. Of the three brothers, [#brotherone] is [#pcshort]'s favorite, but [#brothertwo] and [#brotherthree] [aren't aware of it.|don't seem to be aware of it.|are painfully aware of that favoritism.]
  3709. The brothers [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo] are into [hobby], but the third brother, [#brotherthree], is not.
  3710. [#pcshort]'s [oldest|youngest] brother, [#brotherone], [is sickly|is frail|is chronically ill|has severe allergies|is developmentally disabled|is slow|has a chronic condition|is disabled|was born with a birth defect]. The other brothers, [#brothertwo] and [#brotherthree], managed to [escape|avoid] that.
  3711. [#pcshort]'s [oldest|youngest|middle] brother, [#brotherone], [is|might be|is probably] [gay|in the closet|homosexual|bi|bisexual|out of the closet by now]. The other brothers, [#brothertwo] and [#brotherthree], [are supportive of him|are antagonistic toward him|are indifferent to him|will fight anyone who intends to [harm|attack] [#brotherone]].
  3712. Even though their personalities are [very different|different], the brothers [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], and [#brotherthree] are very close. [#brotherone] is [definingquality,unique], [#brothertwo] is [definingquality,unique], and [#brotherthree] is [definingquality,unique].
  3713. All three brothers ([#brotherone], [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree]) [like|enjoy|are enamored with] [hobby].
  3714.  
  3715. $bbbb
  3716. There are four brothers in this family: [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour].
  3717. [#pcshort] has four brothers: [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour].
  3718. Of the brothers in the family, [#brotherone] is the [definingquality,unique] one, [#brothertwo] is the [definingquality,unique] one, [#brotherthree] is the [definingquality,unique] one, and [#brotherfour] is the [definingquality,unique] one.
  3719. [#pcshort] is in the middle of four brothers. [[#pcshort] is older than [#brotherone], but younger than [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#brotherone], but older than [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo], but older than [#brotherthree] and [#brotherfour]|[#pcshort] is older than [#brotherone] and [#brothertwo], but younger than [#brotherthree] and [#brotherfour]|[#pcshort] is older than [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], and [#brotherthree], but younger than [#brotherfour]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], and [#brotherthree], but older than [#brotherfour]].
  3720. [#pcshort] is [older|younger] than their four brothers: [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour].
  3721. Out of the brothers ([#brotherone], [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour]) in the family, [#brotherone] [is|is seen as|is kind of] the black sheep of the family.
  3722. Of the four brothers, [#brotherone] is [#pcshort]'s favorite, but [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour] [aren't aware of it.|don't seem to be aware of it.|are painfully aware of that favoritism.]
  3723. There are four brothers in this family. Two of the brothers ([#brotherone] and [#brothertwo]) [are into|enjoy] the hobby of [hobby, unique], but [#brotherthree] prefers [hobby, unique], and [#brotherfour] prefers [hobby, unique].
  3724. The brothers [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], and [#brotherthree] are into [hobby], but the fourth brother, [#brotherfour], is not.
  3725. [#pcshort]'s [oldest|youngest|middle] brother, [#brotherone], [is sickly|is frail|is chronically ill|has severe allergies|is developmentally disabled|is slow|has a chronic condition|is disabled|was born with a birth defect]. The other brothers, [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], and [#brotherfour] managed to [escape|avoid] that.
  3726. Even though their personalities are [very different|different], the brothers [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], [#brotherfour] are very close. [#brotherone] is [definingquality,unique], [#brothertwo] is [definingquality,unique], [#brotherthree] is [definingquality,unique] and [#brotherfour] is [definingquality,unique].
  3727. All four brothers in this family, [#brotherone], [#brothertwo], [#brotherthree], [#brotherfour], [like|enjoy|are enamored with] [hobby].
  3728.  
  3729. $s
  3730. [#pcshort] has [a younger|an older] sister named [#sisterone].
  3731. [#pcshort] has [an] [definingquality] sister named [#sisterone].
  3732. [#pcshort] has a sister whom everyone calls "[nickname,unique]," but her real name is [#sisterone].
  3733. [#pcshort] has a sister named [#sisterone] and she behaves exactly like you'd expect from [a younger|an older] sister.
  3734. [#pcshort] has a sister, [#sisterone], who feels like they were born into the wrong body.
  3735. [#pcshort] has a sister, [#sisterone], who was born with a birth defect.
  3736. [#sisterone] is [#pcshort]'s sister, and she has taken up [hobby] as a hobby.
  3737. [#sisterone] is the only other [sister|girl|female] in this family.
  3738. [#sisterone] is the only other [sister|girl|female] in this family, and she's known to be [definingquality].
  3739. [#sisterone] is the [older|younger] sister of [#pcshort].
  3740. [#sisterone] is the [definingquality] [older|younger] sister of [#pcshort].
  3741. [#sisterone] is the [sickly|frail|chronically ill|hypochondriac] [younger|older] sister of [#pcshort].
  3742.  
  3743. $ss
  3744. In addition to [#pcshort], there are two other sisters in this family: [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo].
  3745. [#pcshort] has two [older|younger] sisters: [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo]. [#sisterone] is the older of those two.
  3746. [#pcshort] has an older sister named [#sisterone] and a younger sister named [#sistertwo].
  3747. [#pcshort] has two sisters, [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo], and [#pcshort] has a favorite among the two.
  3748. [#sisterone] is [#pcshort]'s [definingquality,unique] [older|younger] sister, while [#sistertwo] is the sister known to be [definingquality, unique].
  3749. There are two other sisters in this family: [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo]. [#sisterone] is [definingquality,unique], while [#sistertwo] is [definingquality,unique].
  3750. [#sisterone] is the youngest of the sisters in the family, and she is into [hobby], an interest shared by [#sistertwo].
  3751. [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo] are sisters who [are inseparable|are really close to each other|hate each other|fight all the time|pick on each other|pepper each other with little annoyances].
  3752. [#sisterone] is a sister who is close to [#pcshort], but [#sistertwo] is [like the prodigal son|distant with the family].
  3753. [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo] are two sisters who are close to each other, but [cool|distant|ambivalent|indifferent] to [#pcshort].
  3754.  
  3755. $sss
  3756. There are three sisters in this family: [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], and [#sisterthree].
  3757. There are three sisters in this family: [#sisterone] (the [definingquality,unique] one), [#sistertwo] (the [definingquality,unique] one), and [#sisterthree] (the [definingquality,unique] one).
  3758. [#pcshort] is in the middle of three sisters. [[#pcshort] is older than [#sisterone], but younger than [#sistertwo] and [#sisterthree]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#sisterone], but older than [#sistertwo] and [#sisterthree]].
  3759. Sisters [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], and [#sisterthree] [definitely look like each other|look like the same person, only at different ages].
  3760. Of the three sisters, [#sisterone] is [#pcshort]'s favorite, but [#sistertwo] and [#sisterthree] [aren't aware of it.|don't seem to be aware of it.|are painfully aware of that favoritism.]
  3761. The sisters [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo] are into [hobby], but the third sister, [#sisterthree], is not.
  3762. [#pcshort]'s [oldest|youngest] sister, [#sisterone], [is sickly|is frail|is chronically ill|has severe allergies|is developmentally disabled|is slow|has a chronic condition|is disabled|was born with a birth defect]. The other sisters, [#sistertwo] and [#sisterthree], managed to [escape|avoid] that.
  3763. [#pcshort]'s [oldest|youngest|middle] sister, [#sisterone], [is|might be|is probably] [gay|in the closet|homosexual|bi|bisexual|out of the closet by now]. The other sisters, [#sistertwo] and [#sisterthree], [are supportive of her|are antagonistic toward her|are indifferent to her|will fight anyone who intends to [harm|attack] [#sisterone]].
  3764. Even though their personalities are [very different|different], the sisters [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], and [#sisterthree] are very close. [#sisterone] is [definingquality,unique], [#sistertwo] is [definingquality,unique], and [#sisterthree] is [definingquality,unique].
  3765. All three sisters ([#sisterone], [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree]) [like|enjoy|are enamored with] [hobby].
  3766.  
  3767. $ssss
  3768. There are four sisters in this family: [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour].
  3769. [#pcshort] has four sisters: [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour].
  3770. Of the sisters in the family, [#sisterone] is the [definingquality,unique] one, [#sistertwo] is the [definingquality,unique] one, [#sisterthree] is the [definingquality,unique] one, and [#sisterfour] is the [definingquality,unique] one.
  3771. [#pcshort] is in the middle of four sisters. [[#pcshort] is older than [#sisterone], but younger than [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#sisterone], but older than [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo], but older than [#sisterthree] and [#sisterfour]|[#pcshort] is older than [#sisterone] and [#sistertwo], but younger than [#sisterthree] and [#sisterfour]|[#pcshort] is older than [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], and [#sisterthree], but younger than [#sisterfour]|[#pcshort] is younger than [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], and [#sisterthree], but older than [#sisterfour]].
  3772. [#pcshort] is [older|younger] than their four sisters: [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour].
  3773. Out of the sisters ([#sisterone], [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour]) in the family, [#sisterone] [is|is seen as|is kind of] the black sheep of the family.
  3774. Of the four sisters, [#sisterone] is [#pcshort]'s favorite, but [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour] [aren't aware of it.|don't seem to be aware of it.|are painfully aware of that favoritism.]
  3775. There are four sisters in this family. Two of the sisters ([#sisterone] and [#sistertwo]) [are into|enjoy] the hobby of [hobby, unique], but [#sisterthree] prefers [hobby, unique], and [#sisterfour] prefers [hobby, unique].
  3776. The sisters [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], and [#sisterthree] are into [hobby], but the fourth sister, [#sisterfour], is not.
  3777. [#pcshort]'s [oldest|youngest|middle] sister, [#sisterone], [is sickly|is frail|is chronically ill|has severe allergies|is developmentally disabled|is slow|has a chronic condition|is disabled|was born with a birth defect]. The other sisters, [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], and [#sisterfour] managed to [escape|avoid] that.
  3778. Even though their personalities are [very different|different], the sisters [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], [#sisterfour] are very close. [#sisterone] is [definingquality,unique], [#sistertwo] is [definingquality,unique], [#sisterthree] is [definingquality,unique] and [#sisterfour] is [definingquality,unique].
  3779. All four sisters in this family, [#sisterone], [#sistertwo], [#sisterthree], [#sisterfour], [like|enjoy|are enamored with] [hobby].
  3780.  
  3781. //----------------------------------
  3782. // Multiple Births
  3783. //----------------------------------
  3784.  
  3785. // Twin births involving the PC
  3786. $pbtwin
  3787. [#pcshort] has a twin brother named [#brotherone].
  3788. [#brotherone] is [#pcshort]'s [definingquality] twin brother.
  3789.  
  3790. $pstwin
  3791. [#pcshort] has a twin sister named [#sisterone].
  3792. [#sisterone] is [#pcshort]'s [definingquality] twin sister.
  3793.  
  3794. // Twin births involving other siblings only
  3795. $bbtwin
  3796.  
  3797. $sstwin
  3798.  
  3799. // Triplet births involving the PC
  3800. $pbbtriplet
  3801.  
  3802. $pbstriplet
  3803.  
  3804. $psstriplet
  3805.  
  3806. // Triplet births involving other siblings only
  3807. $bbbtriplet
  3808.  
  3809. $bbstriplet
  3810.  
  3811. $bsstriplet
  3812.  
  3813. $ssstriplet
  3814.  
  3815.  
  3816. $siblingorder
  3817. much older {20%}
  3818. slightly older
  3819. older
  3820. younger
  3821. slightly younger
  3822. much younger {20%}
  3823.  
  3824. $familyvalues
  3825. conservative
  3826. extremely close
  3827. greedy
  3828. thrifty
  3829. resourceful
  3830. liberal
  3831. traditional
  3832. patriotic
  3833. rowdy
  3834. aggressive
  3835. intelligent
  3836. artistic
  3837. supportive
  3838.  
  3839. $familystructure
  3840. //-------------------------------------
  3841. // Notes about family structure:
  3842. // The family size is arbitrarily capped at four children. Larger family sizes are possible and included in this list, but families combinations with more than four living children are commented out
  3843. //-------------------------------------
  3844.  
  3845. //-------------------------------------
  3846. //Orphaned
  3847. //-------------------------------------
  3848. //[onesisterthreebrothers,hidden] [#brotherone] [#brothertwo] [#brotherthree] [#sisterone] Random Name [fname] [#brotherone] [#brothertwo] [#brotherthree] [#sisterone]
  3849. //[Fnamemale,#uncleone] [Fnamefemale,#auntone] [Fnamemale,#uncletwo] [Fnamefemale,#aunttwo] [Fname,#cousinone] [Fname,#cousintwo] [Fnamemale,#grandfatherone] [Fnamefemale,#grandmotherone] {brotherone:brother}{brothertwo:brother}{uncleone:uncle}{uncletwo:uncle}{auntone:aunt}{aunttwo:aunt}{cousinone:cousin}{cousintwo:cousin}
  3850. //raisedbyfoster
  3851. //raisedbyrelatives
  3852. //-------------------------------------
  3853. //Traditional
  3854. //-------------------------------------
  3855. [twoparents,hidden][onebrother,hidden][pafam] [b]
  3856. [twoparents,hidden][onebrother,hidden][onesister,hidden][pafam] [b] [s]
  3857. [twoparents,hidden][onebrother,hidden][twosisters,hidden][pafam] [b] [ss]
  3858. [twoparents,hidden][onebrother,hidden][threesisters,hidden][pafam] [b] [sss]
  3859. //[twoparents,hidden][onebrother,hidden][foursisters,hidden][pafam] [b] [ssss]
  3860. [twoparents,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][pafam] [bb]
  3861. [twoparents,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][onesister,hidden][pafam] [bb] [s]
  3862. [twoparents,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][twosisters,hidden][pafam] [bb] [ss]
  3863. //[twoparents,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][threesisters,hidden][pafam] [bb] [sss]
  3864. //[twoparents,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][foursisters,hidden][pafam] [bb] [ssss]
  3865. [twoparents,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][pafam] [bbb]
  3866. [twoparents,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][onesister,hidden][pafam] [bbb] [s]
  3867. //[twoparents,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][twosisters,hidden][pafam] [bbb] [ss]
  3868. //[twoparents,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][threesisters,hidden][pafam] [bbb] [sss]
  3869. //[twoparents,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][foursisters,hidden][pafam] [bbb] [ssss]
  3870. [twoparents,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][pafam] [bbbb]
  3871. //[twoparents,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][onesister,hidden][pafam] [bbbb] [s]
  3872. //[twoparents,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][twosisters,hidden][pafam] [bbbb] [ss]
  3873. //[twoparents,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][threeisters,hidden][pafam] [bbbb] [sss]
  3874. //[twoparents,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][foursisters,hidden][pafam] [bbbb] [ssss]
  3875. [twoparents,hidden][onesister,hidden][pafam] [s]
  3876. [twoparents,hidden][onesister,hidden][onebrother,hidden][pafam] [s] [b]
  3877. [twoparents,hidden][onesister,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][pafam] [s] [bb]
  3878. [twoparents,hidden][onesister,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][pafam] [s] [bbb]
  3879. //[twoparents,hidden][onesister,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][pafam] [s] [bbbb]
  3880. [twoparents,hidden][twosisters,hidden][pafam] [ss]
  3881. [twoparents,hidden][twosisters,hidden][onebrother,hidden][pafam] [ss] [b]
  3882. [twoparents,hidden][twosisters,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][pafam] [ss] [bb]
  3883. //[twoparents,hidden][twosisters,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][pafam] [ss] [bbb]
  3884. //[twoparents,hidden][twosisters,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][pafam] [ss] [bbbb]
  3885. [twoparents,hidden][threesisters,hidden][pafam] [sss]
  3886. [twoparents,hidden][threesisters,hidden][onebrother,hidden][pafam] [sss] [b]
  3887. //[twoparents,hidden][threesisters,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][pafam] [sss] [bb]
  3888. //[twoparents,hidden][threesisters,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][pafam] [sss] [bbb]
  3889. //[twoparents,hidden][threesisters,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][pafam] [sss] [bbbb]
  3890. [twoparents,hidden][foursisters,hidden][pafam] [ssss]
  3891. //[twoparents,hidden][foursisters,hidden][onebrother,hidden][pafam] [ssss] [b]
  3892. //[twoparents,hidden][foursisters,hidden][twobrothers,hidden][pafam] [ssss] [bb]
  3893. //[twoparents,hidden][foursisters,hidden][threebrothers,hidden][pafam] [ssss] [bbb]
  3894. //[twoparents,hidden][foursisters,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][pafam] [ssss] [bbbb]
  3895.  
  3896. //[twoparents,hidden][fourbrothers,hidden][#fatherone] is [#pcshort]'s father, and [#motherone] is the mother. [#pcshort] has [a] [siblingorder][isadopted] brother named [#brotherone], [a] [siblingorder][isadopted] brother named [#brothertwo], [a] [siblingorder][isadopted] brother named [#brotherthree], and [a] [siblingorder][isadopted] brother named [#brotherfour].
  3897. //[twoparents,hidden][threebrothers,hidden]
  3898. //[twoparents,hidden][threebrothersonesister,hidden]
  3899. //[twoparents,hidden][twobrothers,hidden]
  3900. //[twoparents,hidden][twobrotherstwosisters,hidden]
  3901. //[twoparents,hidden][twobrothersonesister,hidden]
  3902. //[twoparents,hidden][onebrother,hidden]
  3903. //[twoparents,hidden][onebrotherthreesisters,hidden]
  3904. //[twoparents,hidden][onebrothertwosisters,hidden]
  3905. //[twoparents,hidden][onebrotheronesister,hidden]
  3906. //[twoparents,hidden][onesister,hidden]
  3907. //[twoparents,hidden][foursisters,hidden]
  3908. //[twoparents,hidden]
  3909. //extended
  3910. //adopted
  3911. //singleparent
  3912. //communal
  3913. //bastard
  3914. //unmarried parents
  3915. //mother and father
  3916. //mother and separated father
  3917. //mother and dead father
  3918. //dead mother and father
  3919. //separated mother and father
  3920. //dead mother and dead father
  3921. //aunt and uncle
  3922. //grandmother and grandfather
  3923. //family friends
  3924. //mother and stepfather
  3925. //stepmother and stepfather
  3926. //foster parents
  3927. //orphanage
  3928. //same sex parents
  3929. //adoptive parents
  3930. //communal parenting with 3-6 parents
  3931. //mother, father, and relative
  3932. //mother, father, grandfather, grandmother
  3933. //mother, father, grandfather
  3934. //mother, father, grandmother
  3935. //mother, grandfather, grandmother
  3936. //mother, grandmother
  3937. //mother, grandfather
  3938. //father, grandfather
  3939. //father, grandmother
  3940.  
  3941. $familyflavortext
  3942. Being of [height] height tends to run in the family.
  3943. Most of family is [weight], weight-wise.
  3944. As a whole, the family would be considered [familyvalues].
  3945.  
  3946. $formattedfamilytree
  3947. <h2>Family Tree</h2><br>Here is a look at this character's family relationships:<br><br>[familystructure]
  3948.  
  3949. $familyliving
  3950.  
  3951. $familydead
  3952.  
  3953. $fevents
  3954. lost a [[[step]|[half]][brother|sister]|cousin] to [an] [causeofdeath]
  3955. suffered from a prolonged illness
  3956. had a modest wedding
  3957. got divorced
  3958. was indoctrinated into a faith
  3959. started a business as a [occupation]
  3960. went to the best school
  3961. went to the worst school
  3962. served jail time for [crime]
  3963. ran for office but didn’t win
  3964. had an affair with [fname] [lname], the [occupation]
  3965. lost their [parent]
  3966. filed for bankruptcy
  3967. received an honor by the nobility
  3968. immigrated to the area
  3969. lived through famine
  3970. lived through war on the losing side
  3971. was conscripted into service
  3972. purchased land
  3973. was elected to office
  3974. traveled to a distant land
  3975. accidentally insulted a noble
  3976. was attacked by a large animal
  3977. defended their home from intruders
  3978. had a near death experience
  3979. went back to school after a long absence
  3980. came into money
  3981. lost the family fortune
  3982. lost a dear friend
  3983. lived through war on the winning side
  3984. was pardoned by the courts for the charge of [crime]
  3985. saw a really good show at the theater
  3986. was swindled out of property
  3987. managed to haggle an amazing deal
  3988. experienced a natural disaster
  3989. lost a duel against [fname] [lname]
  3990. won a duel against [fname] [lname]
  3991. became involved in a legal dispute [with|against] [fname] [lname]
  3992. became an addict
  3993. recovered from addiction
  3994. lost their job as [an] [occupation]
  3995. found a new best friend, [fname] [lname]
  3996. evaded arrest on [crime] charges
  3997. almost lost a limb in an accident
  3998. never left their hometown
  3999. became caretaker for a loved one
  4000. was disowned by [relative]
  4001. knows exactly where the best food is
  4002. converted to a different faith
  4003. eloped in a secret wedding
  4004. had an expensive wedding
  4005. lost their spouse
  4006. had a falling out with a best friend
  4007. once got ejected from a prestigious event
  4008. spoke as the guest of honor at a prestigious event
  4009. saw someone famous in-person
  4010. is engaged to be married
  4011. broke off an engagement
  4012. bought a house
  4013. built a house
  4014. lost their home
  4015. returned home after time abroad
  4016. started a guild
  4017. joined a guild
  4018. got kicked out of a guild
  4019. is prone to depression
  4020. was jilted
  4021. adopted a baby named [fname]
  4022. had to settle their [relative]’s estate
  4023. was a refugee for several years
  4024. fought in the losing side of a war
  4025. fought in the winning side of a war
  4026. went missing
  4027. was murdered
  4028. is ostracized by the community, but nobody will say why
  4029. was given special benefits by the crown
  4030. is the subject of rumors concerning their inappropriate relations with an animal
  4031. died under mysterious circumstances
  4032. was a victim of suicide
  4033. attempted suicide
  4034. led a revolt once
  4035. served honorably in the military
  4036. owns a plantation
  4037. is celebrated as a local hero
  4038. is derided as the town idiot
  4039. is the town gossip mill
  4040. supposedly came back from the dead
  4041. was a spy
  4042. claims to suffer from a curse
  4043. was left for dead after a bandit attack
  4044. is the town enigma
  4045. is a little slow
  4046. lost an arm
  4047. lost a leg
  4048. had a crisis of faith
  4049. is convinced they saw once god
  4050. witnessed a miracle
  4051. was held as a war prisoner
  4052. holds radical political beliefs
  4053. was executed for treason
  4054. was blinded after an accident
  4055. has been blind since birth
  4056. is perpetually single
  4057. killed an assassin
  4058. was swept away in a flood
  4059. is constantly trying to get rich quick
  4060. is lost at sea
  4061. became a pirate
  4062. spent time as a pirate before setting down
  4063. has a problem holding onto money
  4064. is tightfisted with money
  4065. is not a fan of the ruler
  4066. has an ongoing feud with [fname] [lname]
  4067. is not welcome at church for reasons undisclosed
  4068. was arrested for [crime]
  4069. has an unsavory reputation
  4070. is open-minded to a fault
  4071. is a massive bigot
  4072. is sort of famous for [hobby]
  4073. is a master [occupation]
  4074. knows the right people
  4075. knows the wrong people
  4076. has children from a previous marriage
  4077. besmirched the family name
  4078. once lost their clothes in a drinking binge
  4079. is incredibly kind and loved by everyone
  4080. is one of the smartest people around
  4081. is the black sheep of the family
  4082. is really close to their [relative]
  4083. really dislikes their [namedrelation]
  4084. lives next door
  4085. lives just a few houses away
  4086. is hard of hearing
  4087. once won an eating competition
  4088. recently reconnected with their [namedrelation]
  4089. might be a smuggler, but nobody wants to talk about it
  4090. is on a pilgrimage
  4091. has big dreams and no follow-through
  4092. may as well be a saint
  4093. fighting over the family business with [an] [namedrelation]
  4094. is widely blamed for accidentally starting a wildfire
  4095. was once struck by lightning
  4096. has been stuck in this place forever
  4097. thinks this is hands-down the best place to live
  4098. has lots of strong opinions about things that don’t matter
  4099. survived a serious snakebite
  4100. is [kind of|really|very] racist
  4101. is distrustful of the government
  4102. is too dependent on their [relative]
  4103. is too independent for their own good
  4104. had ambitions of the theatre
  4105. is going nowhere fast
  4106. seems to be struggling to keep up with daily tasks
  4107. seems to always have an unpleasant odor about them
  4108. knew someone who was almost buried alive
  4109. hasn’t spoken to [an] [relative] in years
  4110. is scheming to cut [an] [relative] out of the [family|will]
  4111. has disowned several family members already
  4112. is trying to reestablish contact with their [relative] after a fight
  4113. failed upwards to success
  4114. has a bunch of dubiously-acquired money
  4115. is [judging|investigating|criticizing] [an] [relative]’s relationship choices
  4116. is doing work for the [occupation] in town, [fname] [lname], and that work is far beneath their abilities
  4117. left the church
  4118. is [helping with|organizing|collecting supplies for] relief efforts in a [nearby city|neighboring territory|neighboring country|far away place]
  4119. is involved with a local charity
  4120. knows [the famed [Fname] [Lname]|somebody famous]
  4121. can't keep secrets
  4122. depends on the advice of fortune-tellers for every life decision
  4123. owns a lot of books
  4124. still hasn't gotten their life together
  4125. is going to be moving soon
  4126. owes back taxes
  4127. is allergic to [cats|dogs|pollen|wheat|nuts|almost everything|everything]
  4128. suffers from [migraines|unusually persistent headaches]
  4129. [found|"found"|dug up] a lump of [gold|silver]
  4130. is a hypochondriac
  4131. owns a [successful|prosperous|bountiful|failing|middling|unsuccessful|unproductive] farm and is trying to decide whether to sell it or not
  4132. never grew out of that thing everyone said was "just a phase," and [nobody wants to talk about it|everyone is in a state of willful denial about it|everyone's too embarrassed to talk about it|everyone's trying to be supportive about it]
  4133. wrote a book
  4134. is [associating with|fraternizing with|courting] [Fname] [Lname] [romantically|for a business deal|because of their money|because of their fame]
  4135. owns a trained [animal]
  4136. is owed a favor by someone powerful
  4137. was [dead broke|fabulously wealthy|dirt poor|filthy rich] for [a few months|a few years|a year]
  4138. has some embarrassing drinking stories
  4139. has a fear of [dogs|cats|witches|large bodies of water|spiders|heights|small spaces|clowns and jesters|drowning]
  4140. once stowed away on a trade ship
  4141. is really bad at following directions
  4142. had to be rescued after being lost for [two|three|four|five|six|seven|eight|nine] days
  4143. found a message in a bottle
  4144. is a resident at [an] [sanitarium|convalescence home|insane asylum]
  4145. keeps the peace in their neighborhood
  4146. [liked|didn't like|loved|hated] school as a kid
  4147. [was|is being] blackmailed by [someone|someone named [Fname]|[Fname] [Lname]]
  4148. [successfully blackmailed|unsuccessfully tried to blackmail|is trying to blackmail] [a noble|a local [occupation]|[Fname], a local [occupation]|[Fname] [Lname]]
  4149. is undefeated at arm-wrestling
  4150. has a large family
  4151. isn't on speaking terms with a lot of their family
  4152. can't have children
  4153. is rumored to suffer from impotence
  4154. is colorblind
  4155. has asthma
  4156. [tends to have|is known for having] vivid dreams
  4157. has a glass eye
  4158. has [explosive|eye-watering|nose-burning|extremely loud] flatulence
  4159. keeps a dream journal
  4160. was evicted from their home
  4161. has a property in foreclosure
  4162. was falsely accused of [crime]
  4163. spent time in a debtor's prison
  4164. was left on the steps of [a stranger's home|the church|the temple|the orphanage] as a baby
  4165. [just finished helping|is helping|is laboring|is toiling|is trying] to [build a bridge|build a dam|build a windmill|clear some land for pasture|build a fence|build a wall|erect a fence|construct a wall] [on a friend's property|as a favor to a friend|as a favor to a neighbor|on a neighbor's property|to help the community]
  4166. is a reformed criminal
  4167. survived an abduction attempt
  4168. has a wasting disease
  4169. owns a trained [animal] named [Petname]
  4170. has a pet [animal] named [Petname]
  4171. is devoutly religious
  4172. doesn't observe birthdays
  4173. is in an interracial relationship
  4174. changed their name
  4175. is pretending to be someone else
  4176. is living in hiding
  4177.  
  4178. $favoritecolor
  4179. white
  4180. black
  4181. red
  4182. orange
  4183. yellow
  4184. green
  4185. blue
  4186. indigo
  4187. violet
  4188. teal
  4189. coral
  4190. pink
  4191. silver
  4192. gold
  4193. charcoal
  4194. navy
  4195. purple
  4196. maroon
  4197. burgundy
  4198. brown
  4199. tan
  4200.  
  4201. $favoritematerial
  4202. wool
  4203. cotton
  4204. leather
  4205. linen
  4206. canvas
  4207. [lightweight|heavyweight] cloth
  4208. fur
  4209. silk
  4210. lace
  4211. velvet
  4212. cambric
  4213. scale
  4214.  
  4215. $favoritepattern
  4216. plaid
  4217. tweed
  4218. argyle
  4219. plaid
  4220. solid colors
  4221. bright colors
  4222. complementary colors
  4223. neutral colors
  4224. dark colors
  4225. light colors
  4226. [stripes|pinstriping]
  4227. samite
  4228. brocade
  4229. [batik|floral patterns] {10%}
  4230.  
  4231. $favoriteaccessory
  4232. bracers
  4233. [wide|thin] belts
  4234. a cap
  4235. a scarf
  4236. boots
  4237. bracelets or bangles
  4238. rings
  4239. a ring
  4240. a necklace
  4241. an amulet
  4242. a pin
  4243. a flower
  4244. a [bright|large|spotted] feather
  4245. a brooch
  4246. a cameo
  4247. an ornamental weapon
  4248. a dagger
  4249. a sword
  4250. a cape
  4251. a [cloak|[heavy|light] cloak]
  4252. a vest
  4253. a [short|long] coat
  4254. a holy symbol
  4255. [a ruff|ruffs]
  4256. cuffs
  4257. buttons
  4258. belt pouches
  4259. [a satchel|a bag]
  4260. [decorative|starched|high|folded] collars
  4261. [a backpack|a knapsack]
  4262. layers
  4263. a cane
  4264. a pocketwatch
  4265. a fan
  4266. a wig
  4267. a floppy hat
  4268. an armband
  4269. a pendant
  4270. [tasteful|gaudy|tacky|garish|modest] jewelry
  4271.  
  4272. $fit
  4273. loose
  4274. form-fitting
  4275. a little too-tight
  4276. a little too-loose
  4277. baggy
  4278. tailored
  4279.  
  4280. $style
  4281. businesslike
  4282. classy
  4283. classic
  4284. comfortable
  4285. dignified
  4286. eccentric
  4287. elaborate
  4288. elegant
  4289. exotic
  4290. flattering
  4291. formal
  4292. frumpy
  4293. impractical
  4294. mismatched
  4295. plain
  4296. practical
  4297. primitive {10%}
  4298. professional
  4299. provacative
  4300. risque {10%}
  4301. rustic
  4302. simple
  4303. stylish
  4304. trendy
  4305. unflattering
  4306. unusual
  4307. utilitarian
  4308.  
  4309. $fashionsense
  4310. [tends to prefer [style] clothes that are [fit] and made with [favoritematerial].|tends to prefer [style] clothes that are [fit].] [There is a lot of [favoritecolor] in this character's usual wardrobe.|There is a lot of [favoritecolor] and [favoritepattern] in this character's usual wardrobe.|There is a lot of [favoritepattern] in this character's usual wardrobe. This character tends to accessorize with [favoriteaccessory].]
  4311.  
  4312. $challenge
  4313. money
  4314. a lack of energy
  4315. bureaucracy
  4316. laws and regulations
  4317. [old|new] promises
  4318. health
  4319. illness
  4320. time
  4321. another person after the same thing
  4322. unclear next steps
  4323. inner demons
  4324. cowardice
  4325. feelings of hopelessness
  4326. debt
  4327. someone smarter than this character
  4328. someone stronger than this character
  4329. an opposing faith
  4330. sabotage
  4331. self-sabotage
  4332. popular opinion
  4333. a dangerous journey
  4334. political upheaval
  4335. compromised principles
  4336. misguided efforts
  4337. incorrect information
  4338. taboos and superstitions
  4339. powerful institutions
  4340. shadowy organizations
  4341. [an] [crumbling|shrinking|stagnant|lethargic|slow|depressed] economy
  4342. warring factions
  4343. a civil war
  4344. military occupation
  4345. forged documents
  4346. dishonest people
  4347. unknown locations
  4348. contradictions
  4349. unreliable agreements
  4350. karma
  4351. perfectionism
  4352. a lack of connection
  4353. divine decree
  4354. an injury
  4355. social unrest
  4356. legal trouble
  4357. broken friendships
  4358. this character’s reputation
  4359. a lack of clean water
  4360. a lack of food
  4361. blighted crops
  4362. laziness
  4363. procrastination
  4364. overconfidence
  4365. death by a thousand cuts
  4366. a prophecy
  4367. the lack of a common language
  4368. timing
  4369. missed connections
  4370. caring too [little|much]
  4371.  
  4372.  
  4373. $challengestatus
  4374. [Challenge] will make or break this character's [quest|story|conflict|struggle].
  4375. How will this character's [quest|story|conflict|struggle] survive [challenge]?
  4376. The success of this [quest|story|conflict|struggle] depends on [challenge].
  4377. Progress on this character's journey threatens to be undone by [challenge].
  4378.  
  4379. $quirklist
  4380. humming [popular songs|tunelessly|annoying songs]
  4381. Dancing [awkwardly|too slowly|without music|to foreign music|badly|poorly|to these new songs|to terrible music]
  4382. sleepwalking
  4383. exhibiting facial tics
  4384. engaging in exhibitionism
  4385. fingernail biting
  4386. eavesdropping
  4387. daydreaming
  4388. talking in their sleep
  4389. stuttering
  4390. compulsive lying
  4391. whistling
  4392. name dropping
  4393. self-inflicting pain or injury
  4394. mumbling
  4395. constant grooming
  4396. foot tapping
  4397. lip biting
  4398. lip licking
  4399. coin flipping
  4400. chewing on things
  4401. knuckle cracking
  4402. collecting odd things
  4403. singing [off-key|badly|inappropriate songs|popular music|obscure songs|loudly]
  4404. snacking constantly
  4405. reciting poetry
  4406. chewing loudly
  4407. pacing
  4408. blade sharpening
  4409. counting things
  4410. plucking their hair
  4411. snoring
  4412. clearing their throat
  4413. sucking on their teeth
  4414. excessively touching others
  4415. smoking
  4416. fidgeting with small objects
  4417. drumming their fingers on things
  4418. staying up late
  4419. stroking their hair
  4420. nose picking
  4421. needless apologizing
  4422. exaggerating all the time
  4423. following superstitions
  4424. belching
  4425. sleeping in odd places
  4426. repeating others
  4427. smelling things
  4428. teeth picking
  4429. stealing
  4430. tree climbing
  4431. [waking early|waking up early]
  4432. eating only one or two meals a day
  4433. explaining things poorly
  4434. mooching from others
  4435. doodling
  4436. blinking too much
  4437. staring a little too hard
  4438. giving fake smiles
  4439. missing social cues
  4440. sneezing [multiple times in a row|really loudly]
  4441. misplacing things
  4442. walking aimlessly
  4443. organizing things
  4444. leaving messes
  4445. writing everything down
  4446. refusing to take notes
  4447. avoiding eye contact
  4448. not blinking enough
  4449. making too much eye contact
  4450. laughing [at unfunny jokes|at inappropriate times|for no reason in particular]
  4451. falling asleep at inopportune times
  4452. performing breathing exercises
  4453. breathing too loudly
  4454. talking with a full mouth
  4455. moving their lips while reading
  4456.  
  4457. $quirk
  4458. has a habit of [quirklist].
  4459. can't stand people with a habit of [quirklist].
  4460. is trying to cut back on their habit of [quirklist].
  4461. tends to engage in [quirklist].
  4462. is [struggling with|dealing with|coping with|avoiding dealing with] their habit of [quirklist].
  4463.  
  4464. $bodypart
  4465. leg
  4466. foot
  4467. cheek
  4468. neck
  4469. [upper|lower] back
  4470. buttocks
  4471. hand
  4472. wrist
  4473. thigh
  4474. chest
  4475. shoulder
  4476.  
  4477. $eyemodifier
  4478. [pale|deep|light|dark] {50%}
  4479.  
  4480. $eyecolor
  4481. amber {20%}
  4482. blue {60%}
  4483. brown
  4484. gold {15%}
  4485. gray {20%}
  4486. green {60%}
  4487. hazel {60%}
  4488. slate {20%}
  4489. violet {10%}
  4490.  
  4491. $eyes
  4492. [eyemodifier] [eyecolor]
  4493. [eyemodifier] [eyecolor] with glasses {40%}
  4494. One eye is [eyecolor], but the other is a different color {10%}
  4495.  
  4496. $haircolor
  4497. blonde
  4498. black
  4499. blue-black
  4500. brown
  4501. cherry brown
  4502. chestnut brown
  4503. chocolate brown
  4504. dirty blonde
  4505. golden [blonde|brown]
  4506. orange
  4507. platinum blonde
  4508. raven
  4509. sandy blonde
  4510. strawberry blonde
  4511. [violet|blue|green|purple|maroon] {20%}
  4512.  
  4513. $hairmodifier
  4514. [light|dark|deep] {50%}
  4515.  
  4516. $hairtype
  4517. curly
  4518. wavy
  4519. straight
  4520. frizzy
  4521.  
  4522. $hairlength
  4523. [short|medium|long|shoulder-length] {30%}
  4524.  
  4525. $hair
  4526. [hairlength] [hairmodifier] [haircolor]
  4527. [hairlength] [hairtype] [hairmodifier] [haircolor]
  4528. graying [haircolor] {20%}
  4529.  
  4530. $height
  4531. [average|unassuming]
  4532. a little [tall|short] {60%}
  4533. [tall|short] {30%}
  4534. very [tall|short] {10%}
  4535. [gangly|petite|compact|squat] {10%}
  4536.  
  4537. $weight
  4538. [average|built|muscular|toned|fit|strapping|trim]
  4539. [a little chubby|a little lean|a little heavy|a little underweight|a little larger|a little smaller|sturdy|stringy|wiry|stocky|slim|slender|lithe] {60%}
  4540. [heavyset|thin|husky|slender|skinny|solid|plump|curvy|full-figured|stout|portly|pudgy|flabby|chunky|overweight|bulky|ripped] {30%}
  4541. [obese|fat|too thin|underweight|gaunt|emaciated|pot-bellied|ample|generously-portioned|plump|bony] {10%}
  4542.  
  4543. $attractiveness
  4544.  
  4545. $skinmodifier
  4546. [light|dark|pale] {30%}
  4547.  
  4548. $skintexture
  4549. [even|mottled|weathered|smooth] {20%}
  4550.  
  4551. $skincolor
  4552. white
  4553. brown
  4554. black
  4555. golden
  4556. olive
  4557. tan
  4558.  
  4559. $skin
  4560. [skintexture] [skinmodifier] [skincolor]
  4561.  
  4562. $distinctivefeatures
  4563. walks with a limp
  4564. a tattoo on their [bodypart]
  4565. a mole on their [bodypart]
  4566. a [small|large|deep|pale] scar on their [bodypart]
  4567. has [small|large] [hands|feet]
  4568. has [an] [small|large|bumpy|crooked|flat|angular|hooked|hawkish] nose
  4569. has [an] [snub|button|turned-up|straight|thin] nose
  4570. has [an] [small|large|cleft|dimpled] chin
  4571. [thick|almost invisible|sparse|unruly|bushy|heavy|straight] eyebrows
  4572. [missing some teeth|missing a tooth|has a false tooth|has false teeth]
  4573. has a [gleaming|crooked|charming|huge] smile
  4574. has [long|short|stubby|thick|thin] [fingers|toes]
  4575. has a strong jawline
  4576. has perfect teeth
  4577. has dimples in [one cheek|both cheeks]
  4578. dark circles [around|under] their eyes
  4579. has [a large|almost no] buttocks
  4580. has [large|thick] [calves|thighs]
  4581. is left-handed
  4582. one leg is slightly longer than the other
  4583. has an [overbite|underbite]
  4584. has [bad|good|great|terrible] posture
  4585. has a [short|long] torso
  4586. has [broad|hunched|narrow] shoulders
  4587. has a [wide|narrow] mouth
  4588. has [sunken|high] cheekbones
  4589. has [thick|thin|full|narrow|chapped|cracked] lips
  4590. [an] [high|low|wide] and [creased|smooth] forehead
  4591. a widow's peak
  4592. has a [wide|narrow] face
  4593. missing [an|one] eye {5%}
  4594. blind in one eye {10%}
  4595. suffers from polydactylism {5%}
  4596. has [a long|a thin|a thick|a short|no] neck
  4597. has [large|narrow|squinty|round] eyes
  4598. has [wide|close|deep]-set eyes
  4599. has [bulging|protruding|sunken] eyes
  4600. has [cloudy|bloodshot|dull|bright|sparkling|heavy-lidded] eyes
  4601. has [long|thick|double] eyelashes
  4602. has skin with large pores
  4603. has [loose|sagging|drooping] skin
  4604. pockmarked skin
  4605. has a gap-toothed smile
  4606. is bow-legged
  4607. is pigeon-toed
  4608. [long|grimy|short|well-manicured] fingernails
  4609. calloused hands
  4610. pierced [ear|ears|nose|lip|septum|eyebrow]
  4611. [an] [birthmark|port wine stain]
  4612. [several small bruises|a large bruise] on their [bodypart]
  4613. hammertoes
  4614. freckles
  4615. acne
  4616. an [innie|outie] bellybutton
  4617. has yellowed nails
  4618. appears to suffer from nail fungus
  4619. has stained teeth
  4620. fingernails that are cut too short
  4621. fingernails that are [ripped|bitten] to the quick
  4622. has bad breath
  4623. suffers from halitosis
  4624. their nose runs after eating
  4625. has teeth that seem too [big|small|large|tiny] for their face
  4626.  
  4627. $faceshape
  4628. round
  4629. oval
  4630. heart
  4631. square
  4632. long
  4633.  
  4634. $formattedappearance
  4635. <b>Face Shape: </b>[faceshape]<br><b>Eyes: </b>[eyes]<br><b>Hair: </b>[hair]<br><b>Height: </b>[height]<br><b>Weight: </b>[weight]<br><b>Skin: </b>[skin]<br><br><br><b>Distinctive Features: </b>[distinctivefeatures]
  4636. <b>Face Shape: </b>[faceshape]<br><b>Eyes: </b>[blue|red|violet]<br><b>Hair: </b>[blonde|yellow]<br><b>Height: </b>[height]<br><b>Weight: </b>[weight]<br><b>Skin: </b>albino (other members of their family have [skin] skin)<br><br><br><b>Distinctive Features: </b>[distinctivefeatures] {5%}
  4637.  
  4638. $socialgrouplist
  4639. professional
  4640. academic
  4641. hobby
  4642. political
  4643. religious
  4644. class/caste
  4645. wealth
  4646. municipal
  4647. artistic
  4648. [criminal|outlaw]
  4649. military
  4650. clique
  4651.  
  4652. $socialgroup
  4653. considers themselves to be a member of [an] [socialgrouplist][-focused|-based] [group|group or two].
  4654. aspires to be a part of a [nearby|local|far-away] [socialgrouplist] group.
  4655. feels an affinity for people in their [socialgrouplist] group.
  4656. isn't part of any groups right now, but they might end up in [an] [socialgrouplist] group one day.
  4657. doesn't like people in [socialgrouplist] groups.
  4658.  
  4659. $socialperceptionlist
  4660. an insider
  4661. an outsider
  4662. a local
  4663. a foreigner
  4664. lower class
  4665. middle class
  4666. upper class
  4667. an outlaw
  4668. a pillar of the community
  4669. a troublemaker
  4670. disengaged
  4671. disruptive
  4672. not one to upset the [balance|status quo]
  4673.  
  4674.  
  4675. $socialperception
  4676. is [socialperceptionlist], according to people around town.
  4677. , according to people, is seen as [socialperceptionlist].
  4678. is someone the community sees as being [socialperceptionlist].
  4679. is seen as being [socialperceptionlist].
  4680. doesn’t stand out as being particularly remarkable. {20%}
  4681. is relatively unknown. {20%}
  4682.  
  4683. $petname
  4684. Ace
  4685. Anderson
  4686. Biscuit
  4687. [Mr.|Mrs.|Ms.] Buns
  4688. Chewy
  4689. Creampuff
  4690. Dino
  4691. Egg
  4692. Fatso
  4693. Gary
  4694. Hobo
  4695. Hubert
  4696. Itchy
  4697. Jack
  4698. Killer
  4699. Lola
  4700. Margaret
  4701. Maisie
  4702. Nelly
  4703. Oswald
  4704. Pickles
  4705. Polly
  4706. Poopsie
  4707. Porkchop
  4708. Powder
  4709. Powderpuff
  4710. Quentin
  4711. Romeo
  4712. Rosalina
  4713. Snowball
  4714. Speedy
  4715. Spike
  4716. Stinkpot
  4717. Turnip Head
  4718. Upchuck
  4719. Valentine
  4720. Waffle
  4721. Yeller
  4722. Zed
  4723. Zero
  4724. [Zip|Zippy]
  4725.  
  4726. $diet
  4727. eats a lot of meat.
  4728. eats a healthy balance of meats and vegetables.
  4729. [eats mostly vegetables|is mostly vegetarian].
  4730. [is a vegetarian|is a vegetarian who eats eggs and dairy|is a strict vegetarian].
  4731. [has an allergy to|is allergic to] [shellfish|peanuts|nuts|tree nuts|soy|wheat|eggs]. {20%}
  4732. [is lactose intolerant|has digestive trouble with milk].
  4733. [is a pescatarian. This character doesn't eat meat, but will eat fish.|is a pollotarian. This character doesn't eat the meat of mammals, but will eat [chicken|turkey|quail|pheasant].]
  4734. [is a fruitarian. This character consumes no animal products of any kind, and only eats fruit.|is a vegan.] {5%}
  4735.  
  4736. $formattedtraits
  4737. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]
  4738. <b>Outlook: </b> Pessimistic<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character's outlook|When it comes to this character's worldview|When it comes to how this character sees the world], [the word "[outlooknegative]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [outlooknegative].|this character is especially [outlooknegative].|"[outlooknegative]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4739. <b>Outlook: </b> Optimistic<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character's outlook|When it comes to this character's worldview|When it comes to how this character sees the world], [the word "[outlookpositive]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [outlookpositive].|this character is especially [outlookpositive].|"[outlookpositive]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4740. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> Conscientious<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character's values concerning work and social interactions|When it comes to how this character works in the world], [the word "[integritynegative]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [integritynegative].|this character is especially [integritynegative].|"[integritynegative]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4741. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> Conscientious<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character's values concerning work and social interactions|When it comes to how this character works in the world], [the word "[integritypositive]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [integritypositive].|this character is especially [integritypositive].|"[integritypositive]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4742. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> Spontaneous<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character regulating their thoughts and actions|When it comes to this character's impulsiveness], [the word "[impulsivenessnegative]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [impulsivenessnegative].|this character is especially [impulsivenessnegative].|"[impulsivenessnegative]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4743. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> Controlled<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character regulating their thoughts and actions|When it comes to this character's impulsiveness], [the word "[impulsivenesspositive]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [impulsivenesspositive].|this character is especially [impulsivenesspositive].|"[impulsivenesspositive]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4744. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> Cautious<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When describing how willing this character is to face danger|When it comes to this character's willingness to face danger and enter battle], [the word "[boldnessnegative]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [boldnessnegative].|this character is especially [boldnessnegative].|"[boldnessnegative]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4745. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> Intrepid<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When describing how willing this character is to face danger|When it comes to this character's willingness to face danger and enter battle], [the word "[boldnesspositive]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [boldnesspositive].|this character is especially [boldnesspositive].|"[boldnesspositive]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4746. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> Disagreeable<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character's attitude towards people and handling new situations|When it comes to the way this character handles tough choices and interpersonal conflicts], [the word "[agreeablenessnegative]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [agreeablenessnegative].|this character is especially [agreeablenessnegative].|"[agreeablenessnegative]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4747. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> Agreeable<br><b>Interactivity: </b>[Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When it comes to this character's attitude towards people and handling new situations|When it comes to the way this character handles tough choices and interpersonal conflicts], [the word "[agreeablenesspositive]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [agreeablenesspositive].|this character is especially [agreeablenesspositive].|"[agreeablenesspositive]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4748. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b> Reserved<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When looking at how this character interacts with others|When describing how this character interacts with others], [the word "[interactivitynegative]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [interactivitynegative].|this character is especially [interactivitynegative].|"[interactivitynegative]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4749. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b> Engaging<br><b>Conformity: </b> [Conformity]<br><br>[When looking at how this character interacts with others|When describing how this character interacts with others], [the word "[interactivitypositive]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [interactivitypositive].|this character is especially [interactivitypositive].|"[interactivitypositive]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4750. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b> [Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> Heterodox<br><br>[When looking at this character's relationship with cultural norms|When describing how this character interacts with cultural norms], [the word "[conformitynegative]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [conformitynegative].|this character is especially [conformitynegative].|"[conformitynegative]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4751. <b>Outlook: </b> [Outlook]<br><b>Integrity: </b> [Integrity]<br><b>Impulsiveness: </b> [Impulsiveness]<br><b>Boldness: </b> [Boldness]<br><b>Agreeableness: </b> [Agreeableness]<br><b>Interactivity: </b> [Interactivity]<br><b>Conformity: </b> Conventional<br><br>[When looking at this character's relationship with cultural norms|When describing how this character interacts with cultural norms], [the word "[conformitypositive]" comes to mind.|people would say this character is known as being [conformitypositive].|this character is especially [conformitypositive].|"[conformitypositive]" is a good way to describe it.]
  4752.  
  4753. $formattedadditionalinfo
  4754. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet] {5%}
  4755. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] {5%}
  4756. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet] {5%}
  4757. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet] {5%}
  4758. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet] {5%}
  4759. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet] {5%}
  4760. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus]
  4761. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk]
  4762. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4763. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk]
  4764. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4765. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4766. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk]
  4767. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4768. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4769. [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4770. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus]
  4771. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus]
  4772. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk]
  4773. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4774. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus]
  4775. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk]
  4776. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4777. [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk]
  4778. [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4779. [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk] [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4780. [[#pcshort]|This character] [hobbystatus]
  4781. [[#pcshort]|This character] [mysterystatus]
  4782. [[#pcshort]|This character] [humorstatus]
  4783. [[#pcshort]|This character] [quirk]
  4784. [[#pcshort]|This character] [diet]
  4785.  
  4786. $religionstatus
  4787. [[#pcshort]|This character] is [religionadherence] when it comes to [church|the church|faith|matters of faith]. {40%}
  4788.  
  4789. $character
  4790. <h1>[fname,#pcshort] [Lname,#surname]</h1>The name "[#pcshort]" means <i>"[#pcshort,as meaning]"</i><br><br>Here's a quick overview of this character...<h2>Character Profile</h2><b>Primary Motivation: </b> [Motivation,#pcm]<br>[#pcm,as expanded]<br><br>People would say this character is [an] [disposition] person[moodiness].<br><br>[formattedtraits]<br><br><br><h2>Physical Attributes And Appearance</h2>[formattedappearance]<br><br><b>Fashion Sense: </b>[[#pcshort]|This character] [fashionsense]<br><br><b>Signature Scent:</b> [[#pcshort]|This character] [smellsformatted]<br><br><br><br><br>[formattedfamilytree]<br><br><br><h2>Social Circle</h2>[[#pcshort]|This character] [socialgroup] [[#pcshort]|This character] [socialperception]<br><br>Most people have a few close friends whom they trust unconditionally or from whom they seek advice. Here is [[#pcshort]|this character]'s list:<br><br>[formattednotableindividual]<br><br><br><h2>Additional Information</h2>[#pcshort] [jobstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [pevents]. [formattedadditionalinfo] [[#pcshort]|This character]'s [namedrelation] [fevents]. [challengestatus] [religionstatus]<br><br><br>
  4791. <h1>[fname,#pcshort] "[generatenickname]" [Lname,#surname]</h1>The name "[#pcshort]" means <i>"[#pcshort,as meaning]"</i><br><br>Here's a quick overview of this character...<h2>Character Profile</h2><b>Primary Motivation: </b> [Motivation,#pcm]<br>[#pcm,as expanded]<br><br>People would say this character is [an] [disposition] person[moodiness].<br><br>[formattedtraits]<br><br><br><h2>Physical Attributes And Appearance</h2>[formattedappearance]<br><br><b>Fashion Sense: </b>[[#pcshort]|This character] [fashionsense]<br><br><b>Signature Scent:</b> [[#pcshort]|This character] [smellsformatted]<br><br>[formattedfamilytree]<br><br><br><h2>Social Circle</h2>[[#pcshort]|This character] [socialgroup] [[#pcshort]|This character] [socialperception]<br><br>Most people have a few close friends whom they trust unconditionally or from whom they seek advice. Here is [[#pcshort]|this character]'s list:<br><br>[formattednotableindividual]<br><br><br><h2>Additional Information</h2>[#pcshort] [jobstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [pevents]. [formattedadditionalinfo] [[#pcshort]|This character]'s [namedrelation] [fevents]. [challengestatus] [religionstatus]<br><br><br> {45%}
  4792. <h1>[fname,#pcshort,hidden][#pcshort,as initial]. [[fnamemale,as initial]|[fnamefemale,as initial]]. "[generatenickname]" [Lname,#surname]</h1>The name "[#pcshort]" means <i>"[#pcshort,as meaning]"</i><br><br>Here's a quick overview of this character...<h2>Character Profile</h2><b>Primary Motivation: </b> [Motivation,#pcm]<br>[#pcm,as expanded]<br><br>People would say this character is [an] [disposition] person[moodiness].<br><br>[formattedtraits]<br><br><br><h2>Physical Attributes And Appearance</h2>[formattedappearance]<br><br><b>Fashion Sense: </b>[[#pcshort]|This character] [fashionsense]<br><br><b>Signature Scent:</b> [[#pcshort]|This character] [smellsformatted]<br><br><br><br>[formattedfamilytree]<br><br><br><h2>Social Circle</h2>[[#pcshort]|This character] [socialgroup] [[#pcshort]|This character] [socialperception]<br><br>Most people have a few close friends whom they trust unconditionally or from whom they seek advice. Here is [[#pcshort]|this character]'s list:<br><br>[formattednotableindividual]<br><br><br><h2>Additional Information</h2>[#pcshort] [jobstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [pevents]. [formattedadditionalinfo] [[#pcshort]|This character]'s [namedrelation] [fevents]. [challengestatus] [religionstatus]<br><br><br> {45%}
  4793. <h1>[fname,#pcshort] [[fnamemale,as initial]|[fnamefemale,as initial]]. [Lname,#surname]</h1>The name "[#pcshort]" means <i>"[#pcshort,as meaning]"</i><br><br>Here's a quick overview of this character...<h2>Character Profile</h2><b>Primary Motivation: </b> [Motivation,#pcm]<br>[#pcm,as expanded]<br><br>People would say this character is [an] [disposition] person[moodiness].<br><br>[formattedtraits]<br><br><br><h2>Physical Attributes And Appearance</h2>[formattedappearance]<br><br><b>Fashion Sense: </b>[[#pcshort]|This character] [fashionsense]<br><br><b>Signature Scent:</b> [[#pcshort]|This character] [smellsformatted]<br><br><br><br>[formattedfamilytree]<br><br><br><h2>Social Circle</h2>[[#pcshort]|This character] [socialgroup] [[#pcshort]|This character] [socialperception]<br><br>Most people have a few close friends whom they trust unconditionally or from whom they seek advice. Here is [[#pcshort]|this character]'s list:<br><br>[formattednotableindividual]<br><br><br><h2>Additional Information</h2>[#pcshort] [jobstatus] [[#pcshort]|This character] [pevents]. [formattedadditionalinfo] [[#pcshort]|This character]'s [namedrelation] [fevents]. [challengestatus] [religionstatus]<br><br><br> {45%}
  4794. //[fname,#pcshort,hidden][formattedfamilytree]
  4795. //[familystructure,#pcfam] ZERO [#fatherone] ONE [fnamemale] TWO [#fatherone] THREE [#pcfam,as butts] FOUR [#pcfam,as nobutts] FIVE [#pcfam,as somebutts,or cousin]
  4796. //,or [cousin [Fname]|aunt [Fnamefemale]|uncle [Fnamemale]]
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