Goal: To get across N'Galt to the “civilization” of Rota.

Races: Human recommended. All others require special permission.

Classes: Barbarian and Paladin are discouraged (don't fit the society). Wizards will require altered rules for spellbook usage (see below).

Skills: New Language Rules - see below. No other changes.

Feats: No changes

Spells: Most low level spells OK (unless they have an obvious elemental special effect). 2nd and higher will often have differences. Gradually, as time goes by, spellcasters will be able to adapt to the changes for many spells (elemental ones will always be troublesome).

Equipment: This is the key to the campaign. All players must maintain a detailed list of everything your character carries - and how much it weighs. In addition, each character may include two line items on his/her equipment list that will be filled in at a later time. These will represent things that were likely to have been brought along - but we (as 20th century weaklings) didn't think about it.

Possible PC types (if you still need some inspiration):

• Superior rich kid - Believes the world rewards hard work, therefore his family works hard.
• Idealistic rich kid - Believes the world punishes abuse of power, therefore his family will perish and die (eventually). Prefers not to share their fate.
• Spoiled rich kid - “Me! Me! Me!” - doesn't really think much
• Poseur - Not really rich, but wants to fit in
• Nouveau-riche - Doesn't fit in, but doesn't care that much
• Humble middle-class - Actually *does* work for a living

Wizards:

• Gets 2 spells each new level (PHB p.155).
• Takes one day / spell to learn these new spells (DMG p.41)
• Does not take time/money to write into book (PHB p.155)
• For other spells:
• Takes one day + one day / spell level to write in book (PHB p.155)
• Costs 100 gp / page (2 pages / spell level)

Bards:

• “… gain spells each time they attain new experience levels and never gain spells any other way.” (PHB p.156)

Conclusion: Spellcasters will get their spells for a new level without restriction. However, due to resource and time restrictions, it is impractical for Wizards to copy spells into their spellbook other than the ones they get at new levels.

The people of the Southlands migrated from northern Thentao (primarily Backbone). They conquered the natives, but slowly adopted more and more of their customs. Now, the language they speak is hard to understand to a native Backbonian - much like the Afrikaans.

The society is very legalistic - a traditional that developed because of the disparate ruling families and their need to stay together to keep the natives in check.

With the exception of the nation of Rota (on the west coast), the continent of N'Galt is infested with “barbarians”. It is well populated, but avoided by the “civilized” peoples due to its unnaturally low magic levels.

Despite this, about thirty years ago, an enterprising pair of mages built the resort at Luyu and connected it to the capital city in Teleme via an impressive portal. Now, it is a popular vacation destination for the rich and powerful.

• 900's - Teleme populated by settlers mainly from Backbone and Lowland
• 1092 - Orcs take over Lowland (beginning of wars)
• 1095 - Storm cloud™ appears over Lowland
• 1102 - Natives attempt (and nearly succeed) with rebellion in Southlands
• 1104, June 26 - All in Resh are killed by a psychic shock of unknown origin
• 1104, Dec 30 - Dark Mage topples rulers in Teleme; Undead swarm city
• 1104, Dec 31 - Dark Mage sends telepathic broadcast to kingdom of Rota
• 1104, Dec 31 - King Erle II of Teleme killed and imprisoned in Storm Tower
• 1105, Jan 1 - Dark Mage's undead fleet leaves Teleme
• 1105, Jan 4 - Storm cloud expands to Rota and most of the world (It does not reach as far south as Teleme, nor as far east as the resort)
• 1105, Jan 8 - Defeat of the Dark Mage at Resh; Great Map broken
• 1105, June 24 - Repopulation of Backbone begins; city renamed to “Edric”
• 1106, Spring - The Dwarves in Blanan are awakened
• 1106, May 25 - The council of wizards convene
• 1108, Jan 31 - The magic changes - Voyager begins…

• Dyanaî (d.YAH-na-ee) = Name for the natives that live near the resort
• Honovi (ho-NO-vee) = Goblin tribe to the south
• Luyu (LOO-yoo) = Dyanaî name for the resort
• Ouraî (o-RAH-ee) = Southlands Natives
• Teleme (teh-LEM) = Proper name for “The Southlands”
• Telemi (teh-LEM-ee) = The people and language of Teleme
• Arela (ah-REL-uh) = “The Marsh People”
• Dumaka (doo-MAH-kah) = Asians (Chinese)
• Etenaî (ay-TAY-na-ee) = Plains Indians (central N'Galt)
• Comani (ko-MAHN-ee) = Nomads (south-central N'Galt)
• Baka (BAH-kah) = Barbarians near the Lake of Serpents
• Songan (SOHN-gahn) = Native name for “The Lake of the Serpents”
• Fadil (FAH-deel) = Nomads that live in the Sea of Sand (central Thentao)
• Lise (LEE-se) = Main river in Dyanaî territory
• Lomasi (lo-MAH-see) = Prominent tribe on the north coast (Rain King)

• Sandra Middleham (psionic precognitive) - Played a central role in the defeat of the Dark Mage in 1105 (three years ago). Moved to Rota(?)
• Tylden - Member of the council of wizards. Whereabouts unknown.

• The “civilized” Languages:
  • Resh / Backbone (1 point similarity with each other and Telemi)
  • Telemi (“The Southlands”) (1 point similarity with Resh/Backbone/Lowland)
  • Lowland (1 point similarity with Telemi)
  • Spindrift
  • Rota
• The Southern Thentao natives:
  • Ouraî (Telemi Natives)
  • Arela (“The Marsh People”)
  • Dumaka (Asian(Chinese))
  • Fadil (central Thentao nomads)
• The N'Galt natives:
  • Baka (“Lake of the Serpents” Barbarians)
  • Etenaî (Plains Indians) (1 point similarity with Comani)
  • Comani (Plains Indians) (1 point similarity with Etenaî)
  • Dyanaî (Coastal Indians)

There is no such thing as “Common” tongue. The Human languages are detailed in the list below. Non-human languages are the same as in Table 4-6 on page 74 of the Player's Handbook.

Communication between two people with no common language is not necessarily impossible. It depends on the similarity of the languages and the results of a Speak Language skill roll (using the following table).

• 1 point of similarity between the languages give a +2 to the roll
• 2 points of similarity gives +5 to the roll

Here begins the information that the players need not know:

There is a portal in central N'Galt that could play a role in this campaign. However, the portal is currently unknown to the world. Kevin Arcana probably knows about it, but will not be revealing it to the world until around July of 1108. Since it is “remote” from a civilized world's point of view, it is highly unlikely that the locals around the portal would become aware of it before the party arrived in it's locale.

The farther north you travel along the eastern coast of N'Galt, the more dense the population becomes. On the north-east corner, the Dyanaî society is quite advanced and rivals much of the “civilized” world.

The largest and most successful tribe in this region is the Lomasi. Their leader is known as “The Rain King” as he has rudimentary control over the weather through the power of an ancient, magical staff.

The King is a ninth level cleric, and the Lomasi society believes that he is semi-divine - a sort-of godking. In this case, he is “married” to a goddess named Matchitisiw.

His real name is Malila, but that is so rarely used that it is all-but-irrelevant. Under his stewardship, the crops generally thrive and food is plentiful.

However, this power comes from an old artifact that will become useless when the magic changes. As a result, his power will slip and the people will grow restless. He cannot admit that his power has disappeared, yet without such an admission, his subjects will become suspicious and resentful.

In addition, while the goddess whom the Rain King is married to is Chaotic Neutral, Malila himself is Chaotic Evil. Thus, most people fear him more than his predecessors.

Roget) The design on the tea cups is significant and he will recognize it if he sees it again. It is a symbol used in rune magic - and is one of the runes on Kesi's staff.

Roderick) Sitting at the steps of the great spire in central N'Galt. The sigil at the door is the same as the design on Roget's teacups.

Kesi) More surreal than real. There shall be some critical battle with chaos where Kesi's staff plays an important role. The staff has special powers against chaos - which Kesi is not yet aware.

Dhersion) His story is not relevant. That he talked to the gods is. In fact, it wasn't gods at all. But the chiefs of the various Etenai tribes coincidentally have the names of major deities from other pantheons. There is Zeus, Odin, Ra, etc. These chiefs are teetering on the brink of a cataclysmic war due to the magic change and the introduction of chaos. Dhersion will have an opportunity at some point to talk them out of war… Somehow…

Vincent) The wizard is Kendrick, the wizard of the mountain pass. Afflicted by chaos and now quite insane. He, however, has a magic item that can tame chaos somehow - a small jade frog. The tower of stone is the same tower that Roderick saw.

Aramil) N/A as he did not undertake the ceremony.

Bigby) Bigby's vision was profound and disturbing and he will speak of it to no one! (Yeah, I know that's a cop out - but it lets me decide what it was later so I can work it into the story for dramatic effect).

This magical quarterstaff is one of 16 such tools that were created ??? years ago by ???. Each staff has sixteen runes carved into the wood on each end.

• (1) This is the control rune for this staff
• (2) This is the symbol that Roget and Roderick saw in their visions

The magical ring that Roget took from Malila (the Rain King) has the following properties:

• +2 on all Fort saving throws plus poison expulsion effect: If a Fort saving throw is failed that represents a physical substance invading the body (such as poison), the effects will only be felt for 1d6 rounds. During this time, the poison will be drawn into the stomach and as a (forced) standard action, it will then be expelled out.
• Fast Healing if directly exposed to rainwater as follows:
  • 1 point per round if standing in a steady rain (Lighter rain such as a drizzle will reduce this to as low as 1 per 5 rounds)
  • 1 point per minute if immersed in secondary rain water (river or stream) (Water that has been handled or controlled in any way provides no benefit)
• Non-combat “color” effect: Extra vulnerability to thirst (the wearer requires slightly more water than usual to stay comfortable)

From the original dungeon description: (Book IV, tab G)

An aged human male sitting cross-legged wearing a simple robe, a belt, a shoulder bag, and carrying a long staff. This is TSYLAIRE, the wanderer, a semi-divine servant of Corellon whose purpose it is to search the world for the new Ainagul. He will thank those who released him, speak very little, and then walk off in a random direction.

1) Ingigrid, Female Human Rogue/6: (5'6“); HD 6d6-6; hp 17; Init +1 (+1 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; AC 11 (+1 Dex); Attack +3 melee, or +5 ranged; SV Fort +1, Ref +6, Will +3; AL NE; Str 9, Dex 13, Con 8, Int 13, Wis 12, Cha 11.

Languages: Common, Undercommon.

Skills and feats: Appraise +4, Balance +8, Bluff +6, Craft (Bowmaking) +6, Decipher Script +10, Disable Device +9, Forgery +10, Gather Information +9, Hide +12, Jump +7, Knowledge (Geography) +2, Listen +3, Move Silently +8, Open Lock +10, Spot +3, Use Rope +10; Alertness, [Evasion], Nimble Fingers, Skill Focus (Hide), Stealthy.

2) Hall, Male Human Druid/3: (5'9”); HD 3d8-6; hp 12; Init +4 (+4 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; AC 14 (+4 Dex); Attack +3 melee, or +6 ranged; SV Fort +1, Ref +5, Will +8; AL N; Str 12, Dex 18, Con 6, Int 10, Wis 16, Cha 13.

Languages: Common, Druidic.

Skills and feats: Craft (Alchemy) +3, Craft (Trapmaking) +5, Craft (Weaponsmithing) +5, Handle Animal +7, Hide +4, Knowledge (Nature) +6, Listen +3, Move Silently +4, Spot +3, Swim +6; Blind-Fight, Heighten Spell, Iron Will.

Druid Spells Per Day: 4/3/2.

3) Yasimina, Female Human Ranger/1: (5'1“); HD 1d8-1; hp 7; Init +2 (+2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; AC 12 (+2 Dex); Attack +2 melee, or +3 ranged; SV Fort +1, Ref +2, Will +1; AL CE; Str 12, Dex 15, Con 9, Int 10, Wis 12, Cha 11.

Languages: Common.

Skills and feats: Climb +8, Craft (Blacksmithing) +4, Craft (Sculpting) +4, Hide +4, Jump +3, Knowledge (Dungeoneering) +4, Listen +1, Move Silently +6, Spot +1, Survival +5; Persuasive, Skill Focus (Climb), [Track].

Ranger Spells Per Day: None until 4th level.

4) Belferk, Male Dwarf Bard/7: (4'1”); HD 7d6+7; hp 34; Init +2 (+2 Dex); Spd 20 ft.; AC 12 (+2 Dex); Attack +6 melee, or +7 ranged; SV Fort +3, Ref +7, Will +2; AL CN; Str 13, Dex 14, Con 13, Int 14, Wis 5, Cha 16.

Languages: Common, Dwarven, Terran, Undercommon.

Skills and feats: Concentration +11, Craft (Armorsmithing) +4, Craft (Blacksmithing) +4, Craft (Stonemasonry) +4, Craft (Trapmaking) +4, Craft (Weaponsmithing) +4, Hide +11, Jump +8, Knowledge (Arcana) +9, Listen -3, Move Silently +12, Perform (Sing) +12, Perform (String Instruments) +13, Perform (Wind Instruments) +12, Spot -3, Use Magic Device +12; Blind-Fight, Craft Wand, Spell Focus (conjuration).

Bard Spells Known (3/4/3/1): 0th – Detect Magic, Ghost Sound, Light, Read Magic, Resistance, Summon Instrument. 1st – Cure Light Wounds, Expeditious Retreat, Grease, Unseen Servant. 2nd – Cure Moderate Wounds, Glitterdust, Invisibility, Summon Swarm. 3rd – Confusion, Cure Serious Wounds.

5) Ivellio, Male Elf Ranger/8: (5'1“); HD 8d8; hp 38; Init +2 (+2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; AC 12 (+2 Dex); Attack +6/+1 melee, or +10/+5 ranged; SV Fort +6, Ref +4, Will +3; AL CE; Str 7, Dex 15, Con 10, Int 7, Wis 12, Cha 11.

Languages: Common, Elven.

Skills and feats: Handle Animal +10, Heal +3, Hide +2, Knowledge (Dungeoneering) +7, Knowledge (Geography) +3, Knowledge (Nature) +5, Listen +3, Move Silently +2, Profession (Miner) +7, Search +0, Spot +3, Survival +6; Deceitful, Dodge, [Evasion], [Manyshot], Persuasive, [Rapid Shot], [Track].

Ranger Spells Per Day: 2.

6) Valgerd, Female Human Wizard/12: (5'6”); HD 12d4+36; hp 69; Init +0; Spd 30 ft.; AC 10; Attack +7/+2 melee, or +6/+1 ranged; SV Fort +7, Ref +4, Will +8; AL LG; Str 13, Dex 10, Con 16, Int 17, Wis 11, Cha 13.

Languages: Common, Draconic, Orc, Sylvan.

Skills and feats: Concentration +16, Hide +0, Knowledge (Arcana) +15, Knowledge (History) +13, Knowledge (Local) +16, Knowledge (Nature) +14, Knowledge (Religion) +13, Knowledge (The Planes) +15, Listen +0, Move Silently +0, Spellcraft +13, Spot +0; Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Craft Rod, Craft Staff, Craft Wand, Enlarge Spell, Maximize Spell, Quicken Spell, [Scribe Scroll], Spell Mastery (Color Spray, Arcane Eye, Magic Mouth).

Wizard Spells Known (4/5/5/5/3/3/2): 0th – Acid Splash, Arcane Mark, Dancing Lights, Daze, Detect Magic, Detect Poison, Disrupt Undead, Flare, Ghost Sound, Light, Mage Hand, Mending, Message, Open/Close, Prestidigitation, Ray of Frost, Read Magic, Resistance, Touch of Fatigue. 1st – Animate Rope, Cause Fear, Color Spray, Endure Elements, Grease, Jump, Obscuring Mist, Reduce Person, Sleep. 2nd – False Life, Fog Cloud, Hideous Laughter, Hypnotic Pattern, Locate Object, Magic Mouth, Obscure Object, Scorching Ray. 3rd – Dispel Magic, Flame Arrow, Fly, Greater Magic Weapon, Haste, Hold Person. 4th – Arcane Eye, Hallucinatory Terrain, Ice Storm, Mass Enlarge Person, Mnemonic Enhancer. 5th - - Hold Monster, Mage's Faithful Hound, Mage's Private Sanctum, Teleport. 6th – Freezing Sphere, Globe of Invulnerability, Mass Bear's Endurance, Permanent Image, Summon Monster VI, Symbol of Persuasion, Undeath to Death.

7) Hrodyn, Female Human Fighter/11: (5'4“); HD 11d10+33; hp 103; Init +6 (+2 Dex, +4 Improved Initiative); Spd 30 ft.; AC 12 (+2 Dex); Attack +14/+9/+4 melee, or +13/+8/+3 ranged; SV Fort +10, Ref +5, Will +4; AL LN; Str 16, Dex 14, Con 17, Int 13, Wis 13, Cha 10.

Languages: Common, Gnome.

Skills and feats: Disguise +3.5, Gather Information +5, Handle Animal +14, Hide +2, Intimidate +13, Listen +3, Move Silently +2, Ride +15, Spot +3; Alertness, Blind-Fight, Combat Expertise, Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Exotic Weapon Proficiency (kukri), Improved Bull Rush, Improved Initiative, Mounted Combat, Power Attack, Weapon Focus (scimitar).

8) Besma, Female Human Fighter/12, Cleric/2: (5'9”); HD 12d10+12 + 2d8+2; hp 94; Init +2 (+2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; AC 12 (+2 Dex); Attack +17/+12/+7 melee, or +15/+10/+5 ranged; SV Fort +14, Ref +6, Will +12; AL CG; Str 18, Dex 14, Con 13, Int 12, Wis 17, Cha 11.

Languages: Auran, Common.

Skills and feats: Craft (Blacksmithing) +6, Craft (Shipmaking) +11, Forgery +3, Handle Animal +13, Heal +8, Hide +2, Jump +17, Knowledge (History) +2, Knowledge (Religion) +2, Listen +5, Move Silently +2, Ride +17.5, Spot +5; Alertness, Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Great Fortitude, Improved Sunder, Iron Will, Mounted Combat, Point Blank Shot, Power Attack, Rapid Reload (crossbow, heavy), Trample.

Cleric Domains: Magic, Animal. Cleric Spells Per Day: 4/3+1.

9) Sigvaldi, Male Human Cleric/7: (5'1“); HD 7d8+7; hp 41; Init +0; Spd 30 ft.; AC 10; Attack +5 melee, or +5 ranged; SV Fort +6, Ref +2, Will +8; AL LG; Str 10, Dex 11, Con 13, Int 9, Wis 17, Cha 17.

Languages: Common.

Skills and feats: Craft (Stonemasonry) +2, Heal +13, Hide +0, Knowledge (Arcana) +1, Knowledge (History) +6, Listen +3, Move Silently +0, Spot +3; Combat Casting, Craft Magic Arms and Armor, Maximize Spell, Widen Spell.

Cleric Domains: Animal, Sun. Cleric Spells Per Day: 6/5+1/4+1/3+1/1+1.

10) Vladislav, Male Human Fighter/2: (5'1”); HD 2d10+6; hp 22; Init +4 (+4 Improved Initiative); Spd 30 ft.; AC 10; Attack +5 melee, or +2 ranged; SV Fort +6, Ref +0, Will -2; AL LG; Str 16, Dex 11, Con 16, Int 10, Wis 7, Cha 9.

Languages: Common.

Skills and feats: Bluff +1, Climb +5, Craft (Weaponsmithing) +2, Hide +0, Intimidate +4, Listen -2, Move Silently +0, Sense Motive -0.5, Spot -2; Combat Reflexes, Improved Initiative, Improved Unarmed Strike, Investigator.

Stolen from: http://www.babynamecenter.com/native_american.htm and http://www.eponym.org/natamer.html

Use d8/d100 if gender is unimportant:

• 100-467 = Male
• 468-499 = re-roll
• 500-811 = Female
• 812-899 = re-roll

Use d4 instead of d8 for Male-only, or d4+4 for Female-only.

1. Adangqan Uriangqai - Ancestress of Genghis Khan
2. Al Altun - Genghis Khan's daughter
3. Alan To-a - First woman named in the Secret History. Ancestress of Genghis Khan.
4. Alay Yid - wife of Yeke Ceren
5. Alima (apple) - a modern woman
6. Alqua Beki - A princess
7. Altani - (golden) Wife of Boroyul
8. Altansetseg - (gold flower) a modern woman
9. Any - a warrior queen
10. Arghun Aqa - Mongol Official
11. Arlsag - (lion)
12. Ariq-boke - brother and rival of Kublai
13. Baiju - Mongol general
14. Baljinnyam - a modern woman, ambassador
15. Baryudai Mergen - Ancestress of Genghis Khan
16. Bataciqan - The first name in the Secret history, son of the bluish wolf and the fallow dear.
17. Batbayar (strong holiday) - a modern woman
18. Battsetseg (firm flower) - a modern woman
19. Baatar - (brave, courageous, or hero) - a modern man, modern woman
20. Batu - (confident or immoveable)
21. Bayan - Yuan official
22. Beker - half brother of Genghis
23. Bolor (crystal) - a modern woman
24. Bortei - wife of Genghis
25. Buri - Mongol prince
26. Buhbatar - (strong hero) modern boy
27. Chabi - Kublai Khan's favorite wife (Her name is Sanskrit.)
28. Chaghatai - Second cousin of Genghis
29. Chimeg - modern woman
30. Choijelsurengiin Mendbayar - a modern champion archer (The first part of the name is his father's name, Choijelsuren.)
31. *Choijelsuren - Modern chamption archer and bower (Mendbayar and Munkhtsetseg's father)
32. Cholmon - (twilight) modern girl
33. *Cholontsetseg - modern woman
34. *Chormaguhn - Mongol general
35. Doregene - (wife of Qudu, and then Ogodei)
36. Dzulgetii - a 16 yr old archer in 1194. (Shot a target at 500 m)
37. Ebegei - Secondary wife of the father of Saca Beki of the Jurkin
38. Eke - (mother)
39. Eljigidei - (donkey) a chief
40. Erdene (jewel) - a young boy
41. *Erdenechimig - a modern woman
42. Esunge - son of Genghis Kahn
43. Ganhuik - a modern boy
44. Ghunan - (three-year old tiger or bull)
45. Guyuk - Third Great Khan
46. Hoelun - Genghis Khan's mother
47. Hoelun Eke - (mother Hoelun)
48. Holuiqan - (daughter of Joci)
49. Huja'ur Ujin - (Ujin = lady) daughter of Ong Qan.
50. *Ibaqa - Eldest daughter of Jaqa Gambu
51. Injinashi - Philosopher, historian and author of “Khokh Sudar” in 1194.
52. Inkhe - modern woman
53. Itugen - earth and fertility goddess
54. Jal-bukha - (crafty bull)
55. Jama - modern woman foreign policy advisor
56. Jamuqua - enemy and anda of Genghis
57. Jebei Noyon - Mongol general
58. Jebtzun Damba - (lord of refuge) a traditional Khalkh title for the 8 living Buddha.
59. Khara-gulug - (black puppy)
60. Khasar - (terrible dog)
61. Khukhenkhu - modern wrestling champion
62. Khulan - (wild horse)
63. Kokochu - Genghis Khan's shaman
64. Korguz - Uigher official
65. Manduhai - modern woman
66. Mandakh - modern woman
67. Manukhai Wise Queen (Tsetsen Khatan) - historial warrior queen
68. Manduhai - modern woman
69. Mendbayar - a modern champion archer
70. Mongurr Aimag - another archer in “Khokh Sudar” (1194) that shot a target at 500 m
71. *Mongke - (eternal)
72. Mongke Tenggeri - (eternal heaven)
73. Munkhtsetseg (eternal flower)- modern six-time national archery woman's champion
74. Mukhbyar - modern woman
75. *Myagmarsuren - moren woman
76. Nachin - (falcon or eagle)
77. Naran - (sun)
78. Narenqique - (sunflower) modern girl
79. Narangerel - a modern woman
80. Narangerel Orgil - a modern boy, son of Narangerel an usual example of a woman's name in the father's names place.
81. Narmanda - (sun rays) modern woman
82. Nar Nuteng - (black eyes) modern woman
83. Neguder - Mongol general
84. Nogai - Golden horde prince
85. *Nomolun - Ancestress of Genghis Khan
86. Ogedei - second son of Genghis
87. Oghul-Quimish - wife of Guyuk
88. Onan - woman in Secret History
89. Oyuna - (turquoise) a modern woman
90. Oyunchimeg (turquoise decoration) - modern woman
91. Oyungerel - modern girl
92. Oyunsetseg - (Turquoise flower?) - modern woman
93. Oyuntuya - modern girl
94. Ozbeg - Khan of the Golden Horde
95. Puntsag Dulam - a modern woman
96. Purevsuren - modern woman
97. Qabul Khan - ancestor of Genghis Khan
98. Qasar - Genghis Khan's brother
99. Qaci'un - Genghis Khan's brother
100. *Qo'aycin - Old maidservent of Hoelun
101. *Qojin Beki - a Mongolian Princess
102. Qubilai - another spelling for Kublai
103. Saibatar - (good hero) - modern boy
104. Sarantuya - modern woman
105. Sartaq, Khan of the Golden Horde
106. Selenge - a modern woman
107. SeRotan - mother of Mangu Khan 13th cent.
108. Shidebala - Yuan emperor
109. Shinebayar - modern woman
110. Shirchin - a modern man
111. Shiremun - grandson of Ogedei
112. Soqatai - wife of Ambayai Qahan
113. Sorqaytani Beki - second daughter of Jaqa Gambu
114. Sorqan
115. Subeedie Baatar - another archer in “Khokh Sudar” (1194) that shot a target at 500 m
116. Subodei - Mongol general
117. Sukhbaatar - national hero of modern Mongolia
118. Sukh - modern man
119. Sunjidmaa - modern woman
120. *Tamaca - son of Bataciaqan
121. Temujin - (of iron) Genghis Khan's childhood name
122. Temujin Uje - a tribal cheif killed by Genghis Khan's father.
123. Temuge - Genghis Khan's brother
124. Temulun - Genghis Khan's sister
125. *Tengri - Mongol supreme deity
126. Tode Mongke - Khan of the Golden Horde
127. Togtongo Baatar - another archer in “Khokh Sudar” (1194) that shot a target at 500 m
128. Tolui - fourth son of Genghis
129. Tsenden - modern woman
130. Tsedenbal - modern man
131. Tugei - wife of Qudu
132. Tumen - a modern woman
133. Sunjidmaa - a modern Xarchin woman
134. Yusugen - daughter of Yeke Ceren
135. Yusui - daughter of Yeke Cerene

From http://spitfire.ausys.se/johan/names/

1. Onirajan
2. Pam
3. Crorel
4. Uloewyth
5. Fauwyn
6. Chuwin
7. Wardoc
8. Baygord
9. Eraennor
10. Geaf
11. Brirasean
12. Kaldan
13. Ace
14. Laroakin
15. Adiliwin
16. Afelif
17. Dredritram
18. Etoaric
19. Ocoi
20. Gwynad
21. Aseat
22. Rhaolin
23. Tam
24. Dwiasean
25. Eteivudd
26. Kedilag
27. Ybelinidd
28. Sendann
29. Trelald
30. Dalenyth
31. Laot
32. Legalenyth
33. Froiband
34. Tiev
35. Umalin
36. Jaletram
37. Dwo
38. Qirabard
39. Wuk
40. Thaeld
41. Nydales
42. Aleiw
43. Gwomawyth
44. Frunyth
45. Jerirehar
46. Onilaf
47. Rhirali
48. Traunydd
49. Rholdan
50. Jeraewyn

From http://spitfire.ausys.se/johan/names/default.htm

From http://spitfire.ausys.se/johan/names/default.htm

From http://spitfire.ausys.se/johan/names/default.htm

Taken from http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/nor.html

(d4/d100 - reroll above 439)

mm| 384) | M | Stian |

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