A word game for ALL Goreans

E - En-Var "If all went well, we expected she would be in Ar, and perhaps in the House of Cernus, by the end of En'Var." — Assassin of Gor, pages 78-79.

Road of Clearchus- In the old days the road of Clearchus was often referred to as the “west road.” This designation became less useful after the recent opening of the road of Cyprianus. It is not unusual, now, to refer to the road of Clearchus as the “old west road” and that of Cyprianus as the “new west road.” Neither of these roads, incidentally, are “great roads,” in the sense of being mounted in the earth several feet deep, built of stone like a sunken wall, the sort of roads which are often

intended to last a thousand years, the sort of roads which, typically, are found in the vicinity of large cities or are intended to be military roads, speeding directly to traditionally disputed territories or linking strategic points. These roads are both secondary roads, so to speak, generally graveled and rutted; occasionally they are paved with such materials as logs and plated stone; they can be almost impassable in rainy weather and in dry,

warm weather, they are often dusty. Tertiary roads, so to speak, are often little more than unfrequented twisting trails. There is often talk of improving the secondary roads, and sometimes something is done, but generally little is accomplished. The major consideration, of course, is money. Too, many roads, for great portions of their length are not clearly within the jurisdiction of given states. Power in Gorean cities tends to vary with the power of the

Home Stones, which tends to fluctuate with the military and economic fortunes of the city. The notion of the fixed and absolute border is not a typical Gorean notion. Players of Gor page 100

S = Sand Veils- "He pulled his sand veil, yellow, from his dark face, down about his throat." — Tribesmen of Gor, page 59.

Skjern- "Haakon of Skjern, it seemed, still remained in Ko-ro-ba. It lies west of bleak, rocky Torvaldsland, substantially above even the vast, green belt of the northern forests. The men of Skjern seldom ventured as far south, or as much inland, as Ko-ro-ba, the Towers of the Morning."
Captive of Gor - pg. 198

N - Napoktan "The land of the Napoktan, or Bracelets band of the Kaiila, is east of the Snake, and north of the Northern Kaiila, and the Kaiila proper." — Blood Brothers of Gor, pages 24.

N= Noodles - "I can be up the stairs in an instant," said Marcus, "and open him like a bag of noodles." — Magicians of Gor, page 273.

S - Sales Pavilion "I came to the great sales pavilion, but it was now roped off and quiet. There was much activity, and bustle, however, among the platforms… There are hundreds of such platforms… Sales take place at night in the pavillion, from a sawdust-strewn block, under the light of torches …" — Beasts of Gor, page 53.

N = Naartok - "The word 'Naartok' in the language of the Innuit means 'Fat Belly'." — Beasts of Gor, page 294.

K - Kaiila goads "He wore, too, kaiila boots, with belled, silver heel points, kaiila goads." — Savages of Gor, page 100.

S = Salt Shark - "At the top of the food chain in the pits, a descendant, dark-adapted, of the terrors of the ancient seas, stood the long-bodied, nine-gilled salt shark…" — Tribesmen of Gor, page 249.

K - Kaiila Crop "Then slowly she put the long, supple, leather kaiila crop into my hand. — Tribesmen of Gor, page 198.

Prison moon the largest of the 3 moons

N - Nondominant "We have three, or, if you prefer, four sexes," it said." There is then a form of Kur which closely resembles the dominant but does not join in the killings or mate. You may, or may not, regard this as two sexes… Of course there is a biological order," he said… "There is first the dominant, and then the egg-carrier, and then the nondominant, and then, if one considers such things Kur, the blood-nurser." — Beasts of Gor, page 370.

T- Tetrapoli: part of the Vosk League, further west on the river than Ar's Station. It began as four separate towns, Ri, Teibar, Heiban and Azdak. Legend states that the towns were formed by four brothers.

I = Istawicayazanwi - "The preceding moon was the Sore-Eye Moon, or Istawicayazanwi. Because of its uncertain weather, the possible freezes and storms, and its harsh winds, this month had been avoided by Grunt." — Savages of Gor, page 144.

I - Iskander "I had later voyaged down river to Iskander, Forestport, and Ar's Station." — Rogue of Gor, page 62.

R = Real-Name - "Members of low castes often call themselves by a use-name, reserving the real name for intimates and friends, to protect it against capture by a sorcerer or worker of spells who might use it to do them harm." — Outlaw of Gor, page 30.