Lacasin
Lacasin mature around age 14, living up to around 110-120 years.
Appearance-wise, Lacasin have long, pointed ears. They are a short people, rarely growing taller than a metre, weighing about 20 to 25 kg. They can be comfortable in high temperatures, but generations in Halsand have them grown accustomed to the more temperate regions. Their innate connection to the magical has caused their species to have wildly varying hair and eye colors.
Bonus: Lacasin gain one free point in the Charisma Proficiency.
Lacasin names consist of two (or three, for males) phonemes. The first components of the name and surname (as seen below in bold) are essentially family names, as they are passed to children. The last phoneme is unique to the individual. In addition, noble houses have a second name, a single phoneme from their house name, often the first. Noble house names are based on the city that house founded. For example, Babanu Du Lenu from house Duran (House Duran being the founders of Duran Vosa, which in turn was taken from the founders’ names; Duduran Du Meran and Vovosa Du Lisa)
Lacasin first names consist of two phonemes. For the Lacasin from Halsand, the first phoneme in the first name is repeated, Jajano, Kokobi, Yayamo, Chuchumu, Memeri.
The Lacasin from Durand do the opposite, they repeat the second phoneme in the last name. For example: Modidi, Gatsutsu, Nomimi, Jimumu, Nezuzu
The first phoneme in the first name is taken from the father’s name, while surnames use the first phoneme from the mother’s name. The last phoneme in both names is effectively the given name.
For example, The son and daughter of Jajano Meno (father) and Chuchumu Komu (mother) could be Jajaba Chuba for the son and Jajane Chune for the daughter.