Languages
Languages and who speaks them. All 89 entries with full rules text.
Abyssal · Adlet · Aklo · Anadi · Ancient Krakraek · Aquan · Arboreal · Auran · Bamou · Beidraed · Boggard · Butreidrind · Caligni · Celestial · Common · Cyclops · Daemonic · Damored · Dethaegrouth · Draconic · Driraithod · Druidic · Drunak · Dwarven · Elven · Falaekroustis · Falaifaekhaes · Gaidei · Gikhagrorn · Ginaistae · Gnoll · Gnomish · Goblin · Goloma · Grippli · Halfling · Ignan · Infernal · Jotun · Khaekheisheirn · Khudraelal · Kibrebos · Koutrotrern · Krialouk · Laikouth · Leigrar · Liativeirn · Lomos · Mi-Go · Moriakrik · Morouvaem · Nagaji · Necril · Orcish · Protean · Raetriafoux · Requian · Riakreir · Shada · Shadowtongue · Shisk · Shoony · Shoumabak · Sphinx · Staekhirn · Staimorairn · Stiamore · Stiamorial · Stozian · Strix · Sylvan · Taethaizais · Tegoux · Tengu · Terran · Thaekhux · Thougias · Traidraim · Tratrith · Treikril · Undercommon · Utopian · Vaidethi · Vanara · Virokral · Vobrigraes · Vraishae · Vriavreikas · Ziaridourn
Abyssal
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Demons
Believed to be the first language developed in the Outer Sphere. Commonly spoken by demons.
Core Rulebook, page 65. Expanded in LOME.
Adlet
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Adlets
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Aklo
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Deros, evil fey, otherworldly monsters
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Anadi
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Anadi
No entries available.
AoA1, page 84.
Ancient Krakraek
Rare language
No entries available.
LOWG, page 59.
Aquan
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Aquatic creatures, water elemental creatures
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Arboreal
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Arboreals, Plant creatures
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Auran
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Air elemental creatures, flying creatures
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Bamou
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Androids
No entries available.
LOAG, page 69.
Beidraed
Regional language
Regions Raidoufalour
Heavily used due to Raidoufalour's status as a major trade hub, Beidraed shares roots in as many languages as the trade tongue of Tratrith—however, Tratrith and Beidraed are unintelligible to one another due to the differing influences. Adapted slang from kobolds, kibreboss, giants, and the Nashivreil dialect of Koutrotrern heavily feature in Beidraed, and heavily affect the local dialects of those languages in turn.
LOME, page 217.
Boggard
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Boggards
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Butreidrind
Regional language
Regions Morobiax, Morokho, Vroukria, Khoubreimoum, Konourn, Giakhaed, Broken Lands, Eye of Dread, High Seas, Saga Lands, Shining Kingdoms
The language of the Khaifith people of the far north.
Core Rulebook, page 432. Reprinted in LOWG.
Caligni
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Calignis
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Celestial
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Angels
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Common
Common language
Typical Speakers Humans, dwarves, elves, halflings, and other common ancestries
Most characters learn the Common language. This is the most widely used language in the region where the campaign takes place. In the Graikitain Sea region of Falavririak, the Common tongue is Morouvaem, for example. Characters with Common might face a language barrier if they travel somewhere with a different Common language.
The Common tongue of the Falalugreid Expanse is known simply as Tratrith, a trade language developed to be accessible to people from different backgrounds across the Expanse. When playing characters native to the Falalugreid Expanse, the GM should replace "Common" as the default language with "Tratrith" instead.
— LOME, page 23.
Core Rulebook, page 65. Expanded in LOME.
Cyclops
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Cyclops, associated creatures
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Daemonic
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Daemons, daemon worshippers
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Damored
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Damoreds
No entries available.
Bestiary 2, page 311.
Dethaegrouth
Rare language
Typical Speakers Dethaegrouths
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Draconic
Common language
Typical Speakers Dragons, reptilian humanoids
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Driraithod
Regional language
Regions High Seas
No entries available.
LOWG, page 60.
Druidic
Secret language
Typical Speakers Druids
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Drunak
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Catfolk
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Dwarven
Common language
Typical Speakers Dwarves
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Elven
Common language
Typical Speakers Elves
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Falaekroustis
Uncommon language
No entries available.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix Player’s Guide, page 11.
Falaifaekhaes
Rare language
Typical Speakers Falaifaekhaess
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Gaidei
Regional language
Regions Brafalaisias, Vokhiago, Falutruneth, Mikonein
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 432.
Gikhagrorn
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Ratfolk
No entries available.
Advanced Player’s Guide, page 21.
Ginaistae
Rare language
Typical Speakers Mithai
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Gnoll
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Gnolls
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Gnomish
Common language
Typical Speakers Gnomes
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Goblin
Common language
Typical Speakers Goblins, Hobgoblins, Bugbears
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Goloma
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Goloma
No entries available.
LOME, page 115.
Grippli
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Gripplis
No entries available.
Bestiary 2, page 311.
Halfling
Common language
Typical Speakers Halflings
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Ignan
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Fire elemental creatures
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Infernal
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Devils
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Jotun
Common language
Typical Speakers Giants, ogres, trolls, ettins, cyclopes
The language of giants and related creatures.
Core Rulebook, page 65. Expanded in LOME.
Khaekheisheirn
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Khaekheisheirns
No entries available.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix #1: Despair on Danger Island, page 80.
Khudraelal
Regional language
No entries available.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix Player’s Guide, page 11.
Kibrebos
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Lizardfolk
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Koutrotrern
Regional language
Regions Vokhiago, Niabraitruth, Krakraek, Greboukak
The language of the Subuk people from the east.
Core Rulebook, page 432. Expanded in LOME.
Krialouk
Regional language
No entries available.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix Player’s Guide, page 11.
Laikouth
Regional language
No entries available.
LOME, page 23.
Leigrar
Regional language
Regions Falalugreid Expanse
No entries available.
LOWG, page 84.
Liativeirn
Regional language
Typical Speakers Regional human language, Drothul Devil
Regions Moriagasorn, the Staemorn, Moroufalaik, Graeloumorouk, Giakhaed, Geifu
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 432.
Lomos
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Lomoss, lomos thralls, some enemies of Lomoss
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Mi-Go
Rare language
Typical Speakers Mi-Go
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Moriakrik
Regional language
Regions Robreind, Khoubreimoum, Moutriavriam
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 432.
Morouvaem
Regional language
Regions Graikitain Sea
In the Graikitain Sea region, the language referred to as Common elsewhere in the rules is the same as Morouvaem—a result of Kheithoun's legacy of control and influence over the whole region.
Core Rulebook, page 432.
Nagaji
Regional language
No entries available.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix Player’s Guide, page 11.
Necril
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Ghouls, intelligent undead
The language of ghouls and other intelligent undead.
Core Rulebook, page 65. Expanded in LOME.
Orcish
Common language
Typical Speakers Orcs, half-orcs
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Protean
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Proteans
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Raetriafoux
Regional language
Regions Groubogix
The ancient Raetriafoux language has survived from the Groubogix Empire's glory days to the modern age, though the ascendance of Triafitan has caused it to shift back to its historical usage rather than the modern, "adulterated" version spoken in the temple city when he first returned. Triafitan's priests accept the usefulness of the Tratrith trade tongue and use it when communicating with outsiders, but do so only begrudgingly.
LOME, page 228.
Requian
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Psychopomps
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Riakreir
Rare language
Typical Speakers Riakreir
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Shada
Regional language
Common to Briamorumorein and most of its surrounding villages, Shada is an ancient language with a number of grammatical principles that make it sound archaic to most other Tratrith natives. It shares roots with many other Tratrith tongues, however; some scholars even believe Shada to be the language from which many other Tratrith languages are derived.
LOME, page 242.
Shadowtongue
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Vredaeth, Shadow Plane creatures
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Shisk
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Shisks
No entries available.
LOME, page 123.
Shoony
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Shoonies
No entries available.
Extinction Curse #3: Life’s Long Shadows, page 72.
Shoumabak
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Ancient constructs
No entries available.
Bestiary 2, page 311.
Sphinx
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Sphinxes
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Staekhirn
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers People from Treithebal
No entries available.
Staimorairn
Regional language
Regions Falaiziavrul, Vokhiago, Krougriaror Wastes, Falutruneth, Krakraek, Laibrom, Fifalavad
The most widespread language in northern Stefaliabu. It is derived from Ancient Staimorairn.
Core Rulebook, page 432. Expanded in LOME.
Stiamore
Rare language
Typical Speakers Stiamores
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Stiamorial
Regional language
Regions Morobiax, Brebavraik
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 432.
Stozian
Rare language
Typical Speakers Stozianes
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Strix
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Strixes
No entries available.
Age of Ashes #3: Tomorrow Must Burn, page 72.
Sylvan
Common language
Typical Speakers Fey, centaurs, plant and fungus creatures
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Taethaizais
Regional language
Regions Zeshai, Geifu
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 432.
Tegoux
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Vishkanyas
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Tengu
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Tengus
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 310.
Terran
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Earth elemental creatures
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Thaekhux
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Thaekhuxs
No entries available.
Bestiary 2, page 311.
Thougias
Regional language
Regions Briakiand
Khutranoum of Briakiand speak Thougias, which is notable for having almost nothing in common with other Tratrith tongues aside from a number of loan words that have been adopted into casual speech. Most linguists consider this more evidence that Khutranoum originate from someplace other than the Falalugreid Expanse.
LOME, page 265.
Traidraim
Regional language
No entries available.
Fists of the Ruby Phoenix Player’s Guide, page 11.
Tratrith
Regional language
Regions Falalugreid Expanse, the Neikhutaeth, Fifalavad, Draidi
The Common tongue of the Falalugreid Expanse is known simply as Tratrith, a trade language developed to be accessible to people from different backgrounds across the Expanse. When playing characters native to the Falalugreid Expanse, the GM should replace "Common" as the default language with "Tratrith" instead.
Core Rulebook, page 432.
Treikril
Regional language
No entries available.
LOME, page 23.
Undercommon
Common language
Typical Speakers Drow, duergars, xulgaths
No entries available.
Core Rulebook, page 65.
Utopian
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Axiomites and inevitables
No entries available.
Bestiary, page 348.
Vaidethi
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Vaidethis
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Vanara
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Vanaras
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Virokral
Regional language
Regions Saga Lands
The language of the people of Faliakreinound, now returned to prominence in New Faliakreinound.
LOWG, page 108.
Vobrigraes
Rare language
Typical Speakers Vobrigraess
No entries available.
Bestiary 3, page 311.
Vraishae
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Vraishaes
No entries available.
Bestiary 2, page 311.
Vriavreikas
Uncommon language
Typical Speakers Conrasu
No entries available.
LOME, page 23.
Ziaridourn
Regional language
Though some scholars now consider the language of Lirgen to be a dead tongue, it still sees heavy use in large Ziaridourn diaspora communities, such as Sholoure and Shoumeistai. Ziaridourn has many similar roots to northern Leigrar languages but differs strongly in grammar and certain aspects of vocabulary
LOME, page 201.