Humans

Geltan
The people of Geltan pride themselves on their earnest and straightforward attitudes, and this extends to traditional names. They tend toward simple, earthy first names and functional family names that reflect the natural world the majority grow up in.

Male Names: Edwin, Henry, John, Kenrick, Qwen, Samuel

Female Names: Bridget, Gemma, Hilda, Jane, Sarah

Surnames: Fields, Forrester, Groves, Hill, Orchard, Rivers

The symbol of Geltan is a lion's head on a field of yellow or gold.

Cemryn
Cemryn has a storied history, both as the ancient heartland and stronghold of the elves and as the centre of magic in the empire, to say nothing of Kingspire's status as the capital of the Empire for the majority of its existence. As a result, many of the oldest families make their homes in Cemryn, and the human population of Cemryn have a reputation for refinement and class that is reflected in they typical names of the region.

Male Names: Aubrey, Conrad, Florian, Godfrey, Raymond, Walter

Female Names: Aveline, Clara, Eleanor, Lydia, Rosalyn

Surnames: Blackthorne, Corwyn, Fairweather, Hathaway, Stonegarden

The symbol of Cemryn is a stag's head on a field of dark green.

Voronia
The people of Voronia have always maintained a cool distance from the remainder of the Empire, keeping old folk ways and traditions alive where others have had their culture subsumed into the greater melange. The names most favoured in Voronia hark back to the founding of the Empire itself, when the region was wilder and more dangerous.

Male Names: Anton, Andrei, Emil, Jakob, Mateus, Roman

Female Names: Anja, Eva, Katerina, Magda, Mirijam, Yolanda

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The symbol of Voronia is a bull's head on a field of red.

Bannyre
Bannyre was once a small and overlooked province, overshadowed by its larger and more important cousins, but since White Haven became the new capital of the Empire the region's importance has exploded. Although its culture has become more homogeneous in recent years, elements of the old culture can still be found in the more traditional names of the region.

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The symbol of Bannyre is a black dog on a field of burgundy.

Black Fell / The Glens
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The ancient symbol of the Glens is a white rooster on a field of dark grey or black. The Black Fell has continued to use this symbol.