Talen

Language spoken almost exclusively by the solitary Abysians beneath the Smouldercone.

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The Númenórean language, spoken by the Men of Númenor during the Second Age.

Aeramanu speech is punctuated with chirps, which they use to add meaning to their words much as humans use facial expressions. However, this can lead to miscommunication when other races fail to pick up on these cues.

Language spoken by the humans of Agartha.

Merdhrai's own Merdhrai dialect. Known as Ahwa, it is made up equally of spoken words, hand signals and gestures for use underwater. Native speakers of Ahwa are often considered terse and imprecise when speaking entirely vocalized languages.

The language of aboleths, derro, linnorms, underworld. Rarely heard on the surface.

Ancient is the language of the long-dead Precursors. Few today can understand it, and none can speak it.

A dead human language, more than 3,000 years old, whose runes and glyphs are still used in magical writing today.

Language spoken by the tribes of Anor Luna. Although tribes have different dialects, none are so extreme to unintelligible to the others.

In Sands of Doom, the Anubian and the Gnoll language are one and the same. Any reference to one can be treated as a reference to both.

In Sands of Doom, the Anubian and the Gnoll language are one and the same. Any reference to one can be treated as a reference to both.

Primordial is a guttural language, filled with harsh syllables and hard consonants.