(Redirected from Deep Speech)
Below is a list of Languages spoken in the Quelmar Universe. Also included are dialects or sub-languages considered divisive enough that they can be considered their own language. Not included below are coded languages such as Druidic or Theives' Cant.
Standard Languages[edit | edit source]
Common[edit | edit source]
Dwarvish[edit | edit source]
Elvish[edit | edit source]
Giant[edit | edit source]
Gnomish[edit | edit source]
Goblin[edit | edit source]
Halfling[edit | edit source]
Human[edit | edit source]
Orc[edit | edit source]
Exotic Languages[edit | edit source]
Abyssal[edit | edit source]
Celestial[edit | edit source]
Deep Speech[edit | edit source]
Draconic[edit | edit source]
Infernal[edit | edit source]
Leonin[edit | edit source]
Loxo[edit | edit source]
Primordial[edit | edit source]
- Aquan
- Auran
- Ignan
- Terran
- Sanguin
Sylvan[edit | edit source]
Undercommon[edit | edit source]
Vanaran[edit | edit source]
Creature-Specific Languages[edit | edit source]
- Aboleth
- Aarakocra
- Beholder
- Blink Dog
- Bullywug
- Formian
- Giant Eagle
- Giant Elk
- Giant Owl
- Gith
- Gnoll
- Grell
- Grung
- Hook Horror
- Illumian
- Kuo-toa
- Merfolk
- Minotaur
- Mousefolk (also called "Squeak Speak")
- Ibixian
- Modron
- Otyugh
- Pterran
- Quallid
- Quallid is a Mind Flayer language written by making vertical engravings on surfaces of varying depths. Usually the engravings are done in sets of three, allowing Mind Flayers to read the engravings with their facial tentacles in a fashion similar to braille.
- Sahuagin
- Slaad
- Sphinx
- Thri-kreen
- Tlincalli
- Troglodyte
- Umber Hulk
- Ursanid (also called Ursanees)
- Vegepygmy
- Vulpine
- Winter Wolf
- Worg
- Yeti
- Yuan-Ti
| D&D Player Character Resources | |
|---|---|
| Race | Human • Elf • Dwarf • Gnome • Dragonborn • Tiefling • Other Races • Subraces |
| Class | Arbiter • Artificer • Barbarian • Bard • Cleric • Druid • Fighter • Lacer • Monk • Mystic • Paladin • Ranger • Rogue • Sorcerer • Warlock • Wizard |
| Other Character Options | List of Languages |
