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As mentioned above, Kobold has no set vocabulary, being formed entirely of procedurally generated proper names. The shortest possible words would be 5 letters and 2 syllables, like ''[[:File:Sober.jpg|Sober]]'', and the longest possible words would be 18 letters and 5 syllables, such as ''Stribikistreersnis''. | As mentioned above, Kobold has no set vocabulary, being formed entirely of procedurally generated proper names. The shortest possible words would be 5 letters and 2 syllables, like ''[[:File:Sober.jpg|Sober]]'', and the longest possible words would be 18 letters and 5 syllables, such as ''Stribikistreersnis''. | ||
− | You can generate Kobold names outside of ''Dwarf Fortress'', that follow ''most'' of the rules above ("all secondary syllables use the same vowel as the first syllable" is not enforced), with the online program [ | + | You can generate Kobold names outside of ''Dwarf Fortress'', that follow ''most'' of the rules above ("all secondary syllables use the same vowel as the first syllable" is not enforced), with the online program [https://collinbrennan.github.io/GenGo/index.html GenGo]. After clicking the link, copy the following into the appropriate boxes (overwriting any default already there), and click generate. |
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