Kopet Goblin (co-PET)
The Goblins of the Kopet-Dag mountains have a home without a homeland, largely being relegated to minority status within the administrative map of the Khalifate that divides up their homeland. The Kopet may be Al-Shams most devoted followers, as they have suffered greatly for her.
After their subjugation by the Shamsar, the Kopet Goblins converted to the new faith and adopted the culture and language of their conquerors. And, in time, they became just another nation within the Khalifate. Though they still face much prejudice, particularly in diaspora, many goblins have become famous and influential members of the Atval. Perhaps the most famous was Yusuf ibn Najm, a Goblin who rose to be Amir of Kemet, and then won many famous victories against the Franji invaders. He established a prominent Goblin dynasty that ruled much of the western Khalifate for more than a century. However, despite their assimilation into Shamsar society, most Goblins remain second class citizens. This can be most obviously be seen in the political division of the Kopet-Dag mountains themselves. Unlike other ethnic minorities within the Khalifate, the Goblins were not allowed an Amirate of their own. Instead the Kopet-Dag mountains were divided between the neighboring Amirates, ensuring that the Goblins would never attain any political independence or autonomy. This unfortunate state of affairs persists to this day, and though the Kopet Goblins are unified in their culture, they remain divided geographically and politically. Still, Goblins are an integral part of the fabric of Shamsari society. They can be found in every corner of the Khalifate, and often have found great success in commerce, with networks of extended Goblin families creating trade connections which have caused them to excel. There are also many goblins among the Ulema, though due to racial discrimination it is rare to find Goblin judges. The Kopet Goblins are a large and diverse nation who can be found both in their mountain homeland and throughout the entire Khalifate. As such, all classes can be found amongst the Goblin peoples. Stereotypically, Kopet Goblins are thought of as being more connected to the earth, and there are many Goblin Rangers, Druids, and Barbarians, particularly within the Kopet-Dag Mountains. However, you are equally likely to meet Goblin Bards, Clerics, Fighters, Monks, Rogues, Wizards, and even Paladins. The Brothers of the Moon have accepted many Goblin members (although they typically ride ponies rather than destriers due to their small size).
Goblin Traits
Ability Score Increase: Your Dexterity score increases by 2, and your Constitution score increases by 1. Age: Goblins reach adulthood at age 8 and live up to 60 years. Size: Goblins are between 3 and 4 feet tall and weigh between 40 and 80 pounds. Your size is Small. Speed: Your base walking speed is 30 feet. Darkvision: You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray. Fury of the Small: When you damage a creature with an attack or a spell and the creature's size is larger than yours, you can cause the attack or spell to deal extra damage to the creature. The extra damage equals your level. Once you use this trait, you can't use it again until you finish a short or long rest. Nimble Escape: You can take the Disengage or Hide action as a bonus action on each of your turns. Languages: You can speak Low Solar and Kopet. You may be able to read and write any of these languages depending on your Background.History
The Goblins of the Kopet-Dag have lived under the mountains for longer than any can remember. The records of ancient Ur speak of victories against the "plague of the mountain vermin", and the Quanar Shahs could always win glory for themselves by raiding the goblins of the mountains. Though the goblins sometimes worked as merchants, carrying goods through their underground realms to avoid the treacherous mountain passes, as well as selling unique subterranean wares to the surface dwellers, they remained a wild and fiercely independent people. They were universally reviled by their more settled neighbors, and goblin became nearly synonymous with "wild monster". But despite this prejudice, no surface society could conquer them due to the danger and defensibility of their underground land. That all changed when the Shamsar arrived. Former Underdark dwellers themselves, the Shamsar had precisely the necessary skills to conquer the Kopet-Dag. Still, goblin resistance was ferocious, and the mountains still held many independent goblin nations several centuries after the establishment of the Khalifate. And unlike the faiths of many of the surface nations the Shamsar conquered, the Goblin religion was not thought of as being of the Light, but as a form of demon worship. It was violently suppressed, with Goblin idols smashed, temples burnt, and records destroyed. So thorough was the devastation that very little is now known of the old Goblin faith, not even the names of their gods.After their subjugation by the Shamsar, the Kopet Goblins converted to the new faith and adopted the culture and language of their conquerors. And, in time, they became just another nation within the Khalifate. Though they still face much prejudice, particularly in diaspora, many goblins have become famous and influential members of the Atval. Perhaps the most famous was Yusuf ibn Najm, a Goblin who rose to be Amir of Kemet, and then won many famous victories against the Franji invaders. He established a prominent Goblin dynasty that ruled much of the western Khalifate for more than a century. However, despite their assimilation into Shamsar society, most Goblins remain second class citizens. This can be most obviously be seen in the political division of the Kopet-Dag mountains themselves. Unlike other ethnic minorities within the Khalifate, the Goblins were not allowed an Amirate of their own. Instead the Kopet-Dag mountains were divided between the neighboring Amirates, ensuring that the Goblins would never attain any political independence or autonomy. This unfortunate state of affairs persists to this day, and though the Kopet Goblins are unified in their culture, they remain divided geographically and politically. Still, Goblins are an integral part of the fabric of Shamsari society. They can be found in every corner of the Khalifate, and often have found great success in commerce, with networks of extended Goblin families creating trade connections which have caused them to excel. There are also many goblins among the Ulema, though due to racial discrimination it is rare to find Goblin judges. The Kopet Goblins are a large and diverse nation who can be found both in their mountain homeland and throughout the entire Khalifate. As such, all classes can be found amongst the Goblin peoples. Stereotypically, Kopet Goblins are thought of as being more connected to the earth, and there are many Goblin Rangers, Druids, and Barbarians, particularly within the Kopet-Dag Mountains. However, you are equally likely to meet Goblin Bards, Clerics, Fighters, Monks, Rogues, Wizards, and even Paladins. The Brothers of the Moon have accepted many Goblin members (although they typically ride ponies rather than destriers due to their small size).
Naming Traditions
Feminine names
ADAN ADAR AGRÎN AHENG AJDA AJÎN AJNA AJWAN ALA ALAL ALÎN ALÛS AMAN ARA ARAN ARAZ ARDA ARÎMAN ARÎN ARIYA ARJEN ASÊ ASKA ASKÊ AŞNA AŞTÎ ASTAN AVAN AVBÎN AVÎN AVŞÎN AVZÊL AVZEN AWAZ AWÎNG AWIRA AXÎN AXÎN AZADE AZÎN AZÛ BADA BAHOZ BANEŞÎN BARAN BARÊZ BARÛVE BAWAN BAWEŞEN BAWEŞÎN BAZÊ BAZÎN BEDEW BEDEWCAN BEFRAW BEFRÎ BEFRÎN BEGÎ BEHAR BEHÊZ BEJÎN BÊJÎN BEJNA BEJNÊ BELALÛK BELAR BELÊN BELÎBAN BÊLÎM BÊMAL BENAW BÊNAW BÊNAZ BENDAN BENDEN BENDEWA BENDEWAN BENEWŞ BENGÎN BERAFÎN BERAW BERBANG BERÇEM BERDIL BEREM BERFENDE BERFÎN BERHEM BERÎ BÊRÎ BÊRÎCAN BERÎN BÊRÎWAN BERÎXAN BERKEN BERMA BERMAL BERMALÎ BERSÎN BERWAR BERZÊ BESÊ BESNA BÊWÎJAN BEWRAN BEYAN BEYBÛN BEYSOS BEZMA BIHAR BIHEŞT BIJARDE BIJEW BIJWÊN BIJYA BÎNAHÎ BINEVŞ BIRCA BIRWA BIŞKUJ BIWAR CAN CANAN CANÊ ÇAVGEŞ ÇEMAN CÎHAN ÇÎMEN ÇINAR ÇIRÛSK CIWANA CIWANCAN CIWANNAZ DABAN DARÎN DAXAZ DELAL DEMGUL DERMAN DERSIMA DESMAL DEVER DEWKEN DÎANA DICLE DÎDAR DIHOK DILA DILAN DÎLAN DILARA DILAWAZ DILBA DILBAZ DILBER DÎLBER DILCAN DILKANÎ DILMEST DILNAZ DILNÎGAR DILOCAN DÎLOK DILORÎN DILOVAN DILPAK DILSOZ DILŞA DILŞÊN DILVAN DILVÎN DILXOŞ DILXWAZ DÎMEN DÎWAN DIYAR EDGAR EFSAN ELEGEZ ELIND ENWA ERDELAN ERDEM ERNEWAZ ERZEN ERZO ESMER ESMERCAN ESMERXAN ESMÎXANESRÎN ESTÊR ETÛN EVÎN EVSEREWAZ EWÎN EWRÎN EXTER EZCAN EZÎN EZMA EZO FELEK FERAŞÎN FERMAN FERZÊ FERZÎNE FÎDAN FÎLYA FÎRYA FIRYAL GAZÎN GELAVÊJ GELAZ GERDAN GERDANA GERDANGAZ GERDEW GERDÎN GERDÛN GEŞA GEŞÎN GEVER GEWHER GEWRÊ GEZÎNE GEZÎZA GILÊNE GILYA GILYAZ GIRAW GIYABENT GIZING GUHDAR GUL GULAL GULAN GULAV GULAVÎ
GULAW GULBAHAR GULBANÛ GULBARAN GULBARÎN GULBAWAN GULBAX GULBEDEN GULBEHAR GULBEJN GULBENT GULBERÎN GULBEROJ GULBESER GULBEST GULBÎN GULCAN GULÇÎN GULDA GULDAR GULÊ GULFERÎ GULFIROŞ GULÎN GULÎŞA GULISTAN GULÎSTAN GULÎZAR GULÎZER GULNAV GULNAZ GULPERÎ GULRENG GULROJ GULSÎNEM GULŞA GULŞEN GULŞÎN GULŞIRÎN GULVEDA GULXATÛN GULXOŞ GULZAR GUVEND HANA HAVÎN HAWDEM HAWDIL HAWJÎN HAWNAZ HAWNIYAZ HEDAR HEÎV HEJÎN HELAT HELBEST HÊLÎN HÊMIN HERMÎN HETAW HÊVÎ HEVJÎN HEWRAZ HEWSA HILBÎN HILBÎN HINAR HÎVAN HUZAN JALE JÊLA JÊLÎ JÊLYAN JÎMAN JÎN JÎNEWER JIWAN JIYAN JÎYAN KAJA KAJÎN KANÎ KARÎN KEJAL KEJAW KEJÊ KESER KESREWAN KEVÎ KEWER KEYNA KEZÎBAN KEZÎZER KILDA KINÊ KOÇER KUBAR KUÇER KULÎLK LALE LALEBEND LALEŞ LAWÎN LEMAN LERZAN LEWKEN LEZÎN LORÎCAN LORÎN MAHABAD MALÎN MEDYA MEMYAN MENDÊ MERCAN MÊRDÎN MERÎVAN MESTAN MEYFROŞ MÎDYA MÎNA MIRCAN MIZGÎN NALÎN NARÎN NAVBIHAR NAWNAZ NAZA NAZA NAZDAR NAZÊ NAZENÎN NAZGUL NAZIK NAZNAZ NEFEL NEMAL NÊRGIZ NERMÎN NESRÎN NEWÎN NEWROZ NÎGAAR NILUFER NÎNA NÎRUJ NÎŞTÎMAN NÎYAN NOVÎN NÛCAN NÛJEN NUJÎN NUROJ NUŞA NÛŞÎN PAKDIL PEÎMAN PEJNA PELEK PELŞÎN PERGUL PERÎ PERÎNAZ PERÎŞAN PERÎXAN PÊRÛZ PERWÎN PEYAM PIRJÎN PIRNAZ PÎROZ QUMRÎ REBEN RÊHAN REJNÊ RENGÎN REVEND REVÎN REWAN REWŞEN REXŞAN RÊZÎN RIHAN ROBAR ROJBÎN OJDA ROJGUL ROJÎN RONA RONAHÎ ROZA ROZERÎN RÛGEŞ RÛKEN RÛNA RUNAHÎ RUNDIK SARA SAZAN SEÎRAN SEMÎAN SERA SERAN SERAV SERGUL SERPÎL SERYAL SEWZA SEYRAN SÎBEL SÎBER SÎLAV SILÎVA SÎMAL SINDIS SINDIS SÎNEM SÎSÊ SÎTAV SÎTAV SITÎ SÎWAN SORGUL SOSIN SPÊDA SPEHÎ ŞADAN ŞAGUL ŞANA ŞANA ŞANAZ ŞANEŞÎN ŞEHLA ŞEHNAZ ŞEHRÎVAN ŞENGAL ŞENGÎN ŞERMÎN ŞEVÎN ŞEWRAN ŞEYDA ŞÎLAN ŞIRÎN ŞULKER ŞUREŞ STÊRK SUZ SUZAN TAJEV TARA TÊLÎCAN TÛJÎN VEJAN VEJÎN VEMAN VÎAN VÎN VIYAN WAJA XACÊ XANEM XANIM XATÛN XELAT XEMŞÎN XEYAL XEZAL YARDIL YARGUL YASEMÎN YEKBER YEKCAN YEKMAL YEKSER YEKTA ZARA ZARÎN ZÊBAZÊ ZELAL ZENDE ZERA ZÊRÊ ZERÎ ZERÎN ZERYA ZERZAN ZEVÎN ZÎLAN ZÎN ZÎV ZÎVAN ZOZAN
Masculine names
AFRAN AFRÎN AGAH AGIR AGIRÎ AJAR AJENG AKAM AKRÊ ALAN ALAZ ALWAN AMANC AMED AMÊDÎ AMOJGAR AMÛD ARAN ARARAT ARAS ARAZ ARDAN ARDELAN ARDÎ ARÊZ ARHAT ARÎ ARIYAN ARMANC ARTÛŞ ARÛN ARÛNG ASAN ASIN ASO ASOS AŞID AŞINA AŞTI AŞTÎ ASTÛ AVA AVAN AVDAR AVDEL AVDÎ AVÎ AVŞÎN AVZÊL AWAR AWARE AWDEL AWDIL AWEDAN AWIR
AXA AZA AZAD AZÎ AZWER
BABÎR BABÛR BAÇÎN BAD BADIL
BADÎN BADO BAGER BAGERD BAGIR
BAGOK BAHA BAHO BAHOZ BAJEN
BAKÛR BALA BALABAN BALBER BALDAR
BALÎ BALÎXAN BANGÎN BANÎ BAPÎR
BARAM BARAN BARAW BAREŞ BARGIRAN
BARÎ BARNAS BARSAZ BARZAN BASAM
BAŞIN BAWAN BAWER BAWERD BAXEWAN
BAYIZ BAZ BAZAN BAZÎ BAZÎT
BAZIYAN BAZO BAZYAN BÊBAK BÊBAŞ
BÊCAN BÊDAD BÊDAR BÊDENG BEDLÎS
BEHAT BÊHAWTA BEHDÎN BEHÊZ BEHÎ
BEHMEN BEHOŞ BEHRAM BEHREMEND BEHWAN
BÊJEN BÊJEWAN BEJNDAR BEJNO BÊKES
BÊLAN BELÊN BELENGAZ BÊMAL BEMO
BÊNAV BÊNAW BENDEWAR BENDÎ BENDO
BÊNEWA BENG BENGÎN BERBEST BEREVAN
BERÊZ BERFAN BERHEM BERHEV BERHEVDAR
BERKAR BERKEN BERNAS BERPA BERPAL
BÊRTÎ BERWAN BERWAR BERXO BERXWEDAN
BERZ BERZAN BERZENC BERZEND BERZO
BESAM BÊSARAN BEŞAT BESTÎ BÊWAR
BEXTEWAR BEXTIYAR BEYANÎ BEYAR BEYAR
BIJAR BIJÛN BIJWÊN BINAR BINAV
BINYAT BIRADOST BÎRDAR BÎRHAT BIRÎNDAR
BIRÛSK BIRYAR BIRZO BIYAN BIZAN
BOTAN BOZO BÛBAN CANGO CANO
CEGER CEJNÎ ÇEKAN ÇEKDAR ÇEKO
ÇELEK CEMBELÎ ÇÊNER CENGÎ CENGO
ÇETO ÇETO CIGERXÎN CÎGERXWÎN CÎHAN
ÇILDAR ÇIRA ÇIRÛSK CIWAN ÇIYA
COBAN COMERD COTKAR COTYAR CÛDÎ
DABAN DADYAR DAGER DANA DANER
DARA DARAN DÊBER DENGDAR DERAV
DERBEST DERSIM DERWÊŞ DEZA DÎDEM
DIJLE DIJWAR DILAWER DILBIRÎN DILCIWAN
DILDAR DILÊR DILÊR DILGER DILGEŞ
DILJEN DILO DILODÎN DILŞAD DILŞAD
DÎMEN DIYADÎN DIYAKO DIYAR DIYARÎ
EFO EGÎT ELIND ELWAND ERDEHAN
ERDELAN ERDEM EREZ ESPAR EVÎNDAR
EVRAZ EYAZ FERHAT FERMAN FERO
FILÎT FIRYA GARE GAZÎN GELÎ
GERDÎN GERDÛN GHERÎB GORAN HANA
HANÎS HAWAR HAWRAMA HAWRÊ HAWRÊ
HAYDAR HAZO HÊJA HEJAR HEJAR
HEKAR HÊMEN HEMREŞ HERDEM HÊRIŞ
HEVAL HEVGIN HEWAL HEWAR HEWDEM
HEWRÊ HEWREMAN HEZO HILKAR HINDIRÎN
HIŞYAR HÎWA HOYBÛN HUGIR HUNER
HUNERMEND JÊHAT JÎNDAR JÎNO JÎR
JIWAN JÎWAN KAJAW KAJÎN KAMÎRAN
KARDOX KARDUX KARMEND KARSAZ KARWAN
KARZA KARZAN KAWA KAWAR KAWE
KEJO KEKAN KEKO KENDAL KESRA
KEVÎR KEYA KEYO KEZÊBAN KÎKA
KOBAN KOÇBER KOÇER KOSRET KOYO
KUMAR KURDU KUVAN LAWÎN LÊZAN
LEZGÎN LOLAN LORAN MAKO MAZÎN
MÊHVAN MEM MEM MEMU MERDAN
MERDEM MERDO MERGEWER MERÎWAN MERTAL
MERWAN MÊRXAS METÎN MEZDAR MILET
MÎR MÎRHEM MÎRKO MÎRZA MÛNZIR
NALÎ NALÎN NARÎ NASO NASRAW
NAVDA NAVDAR NAVÎN NEBEZ NEBEZ
NÊÇÎRVAN NEDYAR NEMRÛT NEŞWAN NEWROZ
NÎBAR NÎHAD NIJDAR NÎYAZ OLAN
PALAN PALDAR PALE PALÎN PANKÎSAR
PARAW PARÊZ PAWAN PAYAN PAYEDAR
PÊDVÎ PEJAN PELEWAN PERWER POLA
POLAN RABER RAGIR RAJAN RAJO
RAMAN RANGAR RÊBAZ REBEN RÊBEND
RÊBER RÊDAN RÊDÎR RÊKAN RÊKEWT
REMAN RÊNAS RESWAN RÊVING REWAN
REWEZ RÊZAN RÊZAN RINDO RISTEM
RIZGAN RIZGAR RODÎ ROHAT ROJAN
ROJDAR ROJEN ROJHAT ROJKO ROJWAN
ROJYAR RONAS RONGA RONÎ ROŞAN
ROSTEM RUBAD RÛBAR RUÎBAR RÛŞEN
SALAR SAMAL SAMAN SANAW SAZAN
SEFÎN SENGER SEPAN SERAW SERBAZ
SERBEST SERBEST SERBILIND SERDAR SERDAR
SERDEŞT SERFIRAZ SERGER SERGEWAZ SERHAT
SERHENG SERHING SERHING SERIYAS SERKAR
SERKAR SERKEFT SERMEND SERTAN SERWER
SERXWEBUN SEYWAN SÎDAR SILÎVÎ SIMIKO
SIMKU SÎPAN SÎRWAN SIYABEND SÎYAR
SORAN SORAW SPÎNDAR ŞABAL ŞADMAN
ŞAHÎN ŞAXAN ŞÊREFXAN ŞERVAN ŞERWAN
ŞÊRZAT ŞEVDER ŞÎNWAR ŞIRWAN ŞIVAN
SURAN TAJDÎN TALAN TEWRAN TÎRÊJ
TÎRVAN TOMAR VEHÊL VEJEN VÎNDAR
WARHÊL WELAT WERZAN XEBAT XELAT
XEMGÎN XEMU XERDEL XERZAN XÎZAN
XORTO XOZAN YADGAR ZAMO ZANA
ZANYAR ZAR ZARAV ZARGO ZARÎ
ZAXO ZAZA ZÊDAN ZÊMAR ZEND
ZENDÎN ZENDO ZENGÎ ZENGO ZERDEŞT
ZERDO ZÊREVAN ZÊWER ZINAR ZÎREK
ZÎVER ZORAN ZORAV ZORO
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