Fantasy Languages

[Akordia N'Asti]

my one account allow me to do it, but my other account, it seems it dosn't work for
it

[Rob the Mighty]

If there are any player Varanites I don't think you would hear them speaking it as it would give them away. If there are no player Varanites what's the point in having the language.

Not sure if they actually have their own language, I have not read anything that says they do. Then you have another problem how did the varanites learn to speak Dasarian and why is it so wide spread? If Dasarian is not common then you have another language in the mix. *tries to close the can of worms*

A good point. all three of my characters come from "a city far to the south" and would not have known how to speak Dasarian when they first arrived. In a world with plenty of intelligent, language speaking life, it is likely humans would not have spread out very far before learning basic communication and language, and spreading after that would keep the languages similar, like dialects in Chinese. Most of the dialects would be close enough that you could understand one another.

So IMO, Dasarian and Varnite would be more like different dialects than different languages.

[Pvt.Zombi]

*goes off to hotkey his insults and curses in elven*

[Dregam, Blessed Cleric of]

We should also add Druidic! The Few and far between druids should have the language of the earth ya know.

[Oye99]

We should also add Druidic! The Few and far between druids should have the language of the earth ya know.

ooh yeah.. can see it now..

Kaw, Kaw!... ribbit

[Dregam, Blessed Cleric of]

Kaw, Kaw!... ribbit

Of course...

Kaw Moooo.... Wehp-o-will Whep-o-will *badger growl*

Then all these strong all sounds end with A wolfs Howl.

Translation: "All Animals I repeat all Animals. Be sure to pester andor attack One called Hakiseth Freeman on Sight."

[Oye99]

Doh!

*face palm*