Randomness 1.9.1

Added

• names.rdm in the Fantasy Hub bundle — a much larger NPC name
  pool. Dictionary tables keyed by race_gender
  ([#elf_female TF-PersonName], or rollUnscoped("TF-PersonName", { dictKey: "elf_female" })), plus TF-FirstName and TF-Surname
  for the halves. Surnames blend a curated list with a
  prefix + suffix compound table, giving roughly 16,000–47,000 full
  names per race/gender bucket instead of a few hundred. Covers human,
  elf, half-elf, half-orc, gnome and goblin; half-elves draw from both
  parent cultures. Town Forge's place templates use it to keep every
  NPC in a settlement distinct.

Changed

• Bigger built-in portrait name tables. The names behind
  api.portraits.roll() came from lists of 9–15 entries per race, so
  a town full of NPCs would occasionally hand out the same name twice
  (human males had only 210 possible full names). Each list is now
  32–48 entries — human is 48 × 48 — cutting the chance of a repeat
  across a 40-NPC town from roughly 36% to 4%. This is the fallback
  path now that the Fantasy Hub ships names.rdm.
• Fantasy Hub Personality grown from 21 to 61 beats, so
  characters stop sharing a personality line two or three times per
  generated town.