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PRIMARY CHARACTERS

áine Leanbhir (she/her) ~ AWN-ya LAN-iv-EER

Balor (he/him) ~ BAY-lore

Bríghid Leanbhríon (she/her) ~ brEED LAN-iv-REE-un

Brí ~ brEE

Brynhild (she/her) ~ brIN-hild

Bryn ~ brIN

Cianán Achtáil (he/him) ~ KEY-in-ahn AHK-tawl

Dàibhid Leanbhríon (he/him) ~ DAW-vid LAN-iv-REE-un

Liam Cearlann (he/him) ~ LEE-um CAR-lawn

Lou Ferrin (he/they) ~ LOO FARE-in

Maya Ekundayo (she/her) ~ MY-ah eh-KOON-DIE-oh (“eh” like in “meh”)

Morrígan Feighlí (she/her) ~ MOW-ree-gahn FY-lee

Rígan ~ REE-gin (hard g )

Thomas (he/him) ~ TOM-as (long s )

Thom ~ TOM

ADDITIONAL PLAYERS

Calla (she/her) ~ CAL-la

Clara (she/her) ~ CLARE-ah

Colm Leancormac (he/him) ~ COL-um lan-CORE-mac (“ol” like in “olive”)

Decon (he/him) ~ DEE-kun

Eike (he/him) ~ EYE-kuh

Eoin (he/him) ~ OH-in

Farrow (they/them) ~ FARE-oh

Fenton (he/him) ~ FEN-tun

Finn (he/him) ~ FIN

Fiona (she/her) ~ fee-OH-na

Flaherty (she/her) ~ FLA-her-tee

Geordie (he/him) ~ JORE-dee

Landon (he/him) ~ LAN-dun

Nial Rourke (he/him) ~ NEE-ahl ROARK

Pádraig (he/him) ~ PAW-drig

Phearson (he/him) ~ FEER-sun

Ragerty (he/him) ~ RAG-er-tee

Ríos (he/him) ~ REE-us

Ruairi Lochlin (he/him) ~ ROO-ree LOCK-lin

Saoirse Leancormac (she/her) ~ SEER-sha lan-CORE-mac

Sean (he/him) ~ SHAWN

Siobhan Leancormac (she/her) ~ shi-VAWN lan-CORE-mac

Talia (she/her) ~ TAL-ee-ah

Tara (she/her) ~ TAR-ra

Wilhelm (he/him) ~ VIL-helm

Willa (she/her) ~ VIL-lah

RELIGIOUS AND LEGENDARY FIGURES

Allün (Fenwaldan deity, they/them) ~ AL-oon

Danna (legendary Cunlaran queen, she/her) ~ DAN-na

Dérra (Cunlaran goddess of Afterlife, cold, and darkness; she/her) ~ DAY-ra

Ebher (Cunlaran goddess of land and children; she/her) ~ EH-ver (“eh” like in “meh”)

Firla (Cunlaran goddess of rain, rivers, and streams; she/her) ~ FUR-la

Laran (primary Cunlaran deity, goddess of the moon, death, and fertility; she/her) ~ LAR-an

Morrígan (legendary Cunlaran warrior; she/her) ~ MOW-ree-gahn

Soral (primary Cunlaran deity, god of the sun, life, and war; he/him) ~ SOAR-all

Tàlev (Cunlaran god of agriculture; he/him) ~ TAH-lev (“ev” like in “ever”)

Tàs (Cunlaran god of fire, warmth, and light; he/him) ~ TAHS (long s )

ANIMALS

Aonbar ~ AYN-bar

Chestnut ~ CHEST-nut

Coirce ~ KORE-ka

Dove ~ DUHV

PLACES

Corya ~ CORE-ee-ah

Cunlaran ~ cun-LAR-an

Ardanna ~ ar-DAN-na

Aronamara ~ air-OH-na-MAR-ah

Bailanín ~ BALL-eh-NEEN (“eh” like in “meh”)

Cathair Bua ~ KA-her BOO-ah

Garrán na Déithe ~ gar-AWN na DAY-ha

Glaochnamara ~ GLEE-ock-na-MAR-ah*

Fields of Ebher ~ EH-ver (“eh” like in “meh”)

Tàlev ’s Keep ~ TAH-lev (“ev” like in “ever”)

Tàs ~ TAHS (long s )

Tírdorcha ~ teer-DORE-ka*

Doaríc Isle ~ DORE-reek

Fenwald ~ FEN-vald (“val” like “pal”)

Bergspeer ~ BARE-g-sh-peer (hard g )

Hafenstadt ~ HAF-en-sh-TAT

Halkberg ~ HOCK-bare-g (hard g )

Il Birrin ~ ILL BIRR-in

Nibari ~ ni-BAR-ee (“ni” like in “nip”)

Qianhú ~ tchee-AN-hoo

*As with most strictly Cunlaran words, “ch” may be pronounced hard, like a k , or gutturally, like a rough h . Northern Cunlaran dialects favor the hard pronunciation, while southern dialects favor the guttural.