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Revision as of 17:25, 24 December 2013
Alphabets of the Realms
These are the primary alphabets used to express written language. Most languages use one of these in writing. Proficiency with a given language also imparts proficiency with the written alphabet, although this doesn't allow someone to read other languages written in that alphabet - they can simply recognize the use of the alphabet in a way that is strange to them.
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Regional Languages
The North
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Racial Languages
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Trade Languages
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Monstrous Languages
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