Your Character's Languages

#REDIRECT Languages of IndrateraIndratéra doesn't follow the normal 5e rules for languages too much. It seems silly that every elf in the whole of the world speaks one language. So, when you create your character, the rules are changed a little. Here are also some things to note.
* First to consider is the Common of your area (but I'll still tell you, don't worry). The most common language worldwide is Faerunian, spread by The Lusken Empire. Next is Vortais, spread everywhere by The Vortic Mercatorium. Third is Rakki, standardised language of Rakkimar that most northerners knew. Most people in the entire world (who had outside contact, mind) spoke or understood one of these three languages.
*In addition, most languages were mutually intelligible with others in their sub-family, so don't worry too much :)
*If your character speaks any of the Special Languages you can keep these languages as normal.
*Otherwise, swap out each of your 5e base languages for another language. I'll help you with it! If you're not sure, there's a table at the end of this page showing rough approximations. However, you don't have to use this, it's just in case you want to see what kinds of languages are spoken by predominantly elvish populations, for instance.
*When picking languages, you can choose from the Special or Normal lists as you wish! If you want to see the lists ordered by location, use Language Locations - this is probably more handy.
*Have fun!
Rough Language Approximations
(remember, you don't have to use this, it's just if you're really stuck)
5e Language	Indratéra Language or Sub-Family
Common 	Faerunian, Rakki or Vortais usually
Dwarvish 	Tarkassic languages
Elvish 	Gildegran or Vortic languages
Giant 	Tarkassic languages
Gnomish 	Swordic languages
Goblin 	Athasiatic languages
Halfling 	Turmic languages
Orc 	Clericate languages
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Category:Languages