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| Subtle Knife04-01-07, 07:29 PM | I'm trying to come up with a list of known Kalashtar lineages by gender, as well as proposing a few new ones. According to the ECS, there are 67 lineages, of which 66 still exist (the lineage of Taratai believed extinct). Here is what I have found/come up with does anyone have any other known lineages or ideas? Known Kalashtar Lineages Male - Harath (Lanharath, RoE) - Khad (Havakhad, RoE) - Melk (Hanamelk, SCoT) - Rhad (Dolarhad, RoE) - Tash (Kanatash, ECS) - Zerai (Halazerai, RoE) Female - Kashtai (Lakashtai) - Shana (Sorashana, RoE) - Tari (Selkatari, ScoT) - Vakri (Novakri, ECS) Proposed Kalashtar Lineages Male - Baram (Torbaram) - Haram (Telharam) - Khar (Nerakhar) - Zhar (Hayazhar) - Zerath (Mezerath) Female - Shyar (Amshyar) - Yala (Mayala) |
| maollelujah04-04-07, 09:17 AM | These are the ones I've noticed in books. A few might be from Inspired since they are named similarly. male -harath -khad -melk -tash -rhad -zerai -serath ROE -tath ROE -harad -zalan -shan -lorath -shakel Inspired? -ratesh female -kashtai -shana -tari -vakri -nashtai ROE -lashtai -tali (or vitali) ROE -tavi - Inspired? -dhuna - Inspired? Other Inspired -gatesh -lakhun or Khun |
| dwaro06-10-07, 05:27 AM | I noticed in Secrets of Sarlona, Harath is now spelled Hareth. So, Lanharath, Halharath are now Lanhareth and Halhareth. Is this just a typo, or has it been changed? |
| MDosantos06-11-07, 01:14 AM | Well to me is just a different one... |
| dwaro06-20-07, 05:53 PM | I don't think that's the case, since the illustration provided for Lanhareth in Secrets of Sarlona seems to correspond to the one provided for Lanharath in Races of Eberron. |