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HelpGen CAF (different)
Countries of origin of parents: https://www.randomlists.com/random-country?dup=false&qty=12
Dice: http://www.brockjones.com/dieroller/dice.htm
Roll for how many kids they have. Choose between a D4 and a D10 for your roll, does not matter which. Name your parents based on their country of origin and your kids can have names from the countries of origin (at least one per kid). You can choose a country of origin for both parents. Roll for gender of your children. Ages are your choice but should be accurate, for example your sixth your old couple should not have a 50 year old child. The longer thing you want, the older your parents should be.
At this point your family should be like...
DW [89]: María Alejandra Vilar Gutierrez
DH [dec]: Prokopiy Anagnos
DD [60]: Anna Rebeca Anagnos Vilar
DD [57]: Hecate Eva Anagnos Vilar
This is your first generation. Beyond that, take your country generator and generate 12. Choose one for your child's SO's country of origin and roll between a D4 and D8 for their number of children. Name then based on the country of origin of their parents and their parents parents. Ages should make sense, again. You can give them kids by adoption and have same sex couples and leave some children childless or not marry them.
DW [89]: María Alejandra Vilar Gutierrez
DH [dec]: Prokopiy Anagnos
DD [60]: Anna Rebeca Ivanov (Anagnos Vilar)
-DH [62]: Aleksandr Ivanovich Ivanov
--DS [38]: Vikenty Helios Ivanov
--DS [35]: Gavril Mark Ivanov
--DS [30]: Samuil Alejandro Ivanov
DD [57]: Hecate Eva Evans (Anagnos Vilar)
-DH [59]: Michael Robert Evans
--DD [34]: Rose Despina Evans
For the next generation, repeat that, rolling for gen of origin and try to keep ages realistic. Roll for genders, number of kids, etc. Stop with however many gens you want.
When everyone goes home, you're stuck with yourself - Layne Staley
Dice: http://www.brockjones.com/dieroller/dice.htm
Roll for how many kids they have. Choose between a D4 and a D10 for your roll, does not matter which. Name your parents based on their country of origin and your kids can have names from the countries of origin (at least one per kid). You can choose a country of origin for both parents. Roll for gender of your children. Ages are your choice but should be accurate, for example your sixth your old couple should not have a 50 year old child. The longer thing you want, the older your parents should be.
At this point your family should be like...
DW [89]: María Alejandra Vilar Gutierrez
DH [dec]: Prokopiy Anagnos
DD [60]: Anna Rebeca Anagnos Vilar
DD [57]: Hecate Eva Anagnos Vilar
This is your first generation. Beyond that, take your country generator and generate 12. Choose one for your child's SO's country of origin and roll between a D4 and D8 for their number of children. Name then based on the country of origin of their parents and their parents parents. Ages should make sense, again. You can give them kids by adoption and have same sex couples and leave some children childless or not marry them.
DW [89]: María Alejandra Vilar Gutierrez
DH [dec]: Prokopiy Anagnos
DD [60]: Anna Rebeca Ivanov (Anagnos Vilar)
-DH [62]: Aleksandr Ivanovich Ivanov
--DS [38]: Vikenty Helios Ivanov
--DS [35]: Gavril Mark Ivanov
--DS [30]: Samuil Alejandro Ivanov
DD [57]: Hecate Eva Evans (Anagnos Vilar)
-DH [59]: Michael Robert Evans
--DD [34]: Rose Despina Evans
For the next generation, repeat that, rolling for gen of origin and try to keep ages realistic. Roll for genders, number of kids, etc. Stop with however many gens you want.
When everyone goes home, you're stuck with yourself - Layne Staley
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