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Description
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Unlocked Language
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Description
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| Calem (eqvuialent to German)
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The New Regalian language spoken in Calemberg, and the Eastern provinces of the Regalian Archipelago.
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Wirtem (equivalent to Alemannic)
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The language spoken by the Wirtemcaller Kingdom before the Empire swallowed it. This language is considered dead in the modern day.
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| Öbern (equivalent to Swabish German)
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The Calderliga language spoken in Calderliga, but also parts of northern Haltover and Aexe and Genevaud.
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| Hinterwälder (equivalent to Bavarian German)
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The language spoken by the rougher New Regalian hinterlanders and frontiersmen who fought the Skaggers.
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| Skodje (equivalent to Norwegian)
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The language spoken by the Velheim and Fridurfolk people in the Regalian Archipelago.
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Gamvelsk (equivalent to Icelandic)
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The language spoken by the proto-Velheim people in the old homeland and the old Kingdoms, a mostly dead language in the modern era.
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| Forsk (equivalent to Danish)
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The language spoken by the Velheim people in the North East Kingdoms such as Hedryll and Torse.
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| Nytalsk (equivalent to Swedish)
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The language spoken by the Velheim people in the North West Kingdoms such as Tryllejag and Nordskag.
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| Common (equivalent to English)
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The most commonly spoken language among Ailor, and an easy communication language to all.
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Old-Dyllic (equivalent to Anglo-Saxon)
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The language spoken by the distant mountain folk and far-away village people who have shied away from civilization and the Regalian Empire.
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| Fordic (Equivalent to Victorian English)
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The most commonly spoken language in The Moors and the Carrhen Continent.
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| Thalic (equivalent to Elizabethan English)
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The most commonly spoken language in Gallovia, Arlora, and the New-Ceardian colonies.
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| Etosian (equivalent to Modern Greek)
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The language spoken by the Etosians on the Etosian Isles, devolved from old Vristos.
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Vristos (equivalent to Ancient Greek)
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Vristos is the dead Etosian origin language in which all Etosian holy manuscripts are written, and prayers are recited to The Everwatcher.
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| Hellas (equivalent to Cypriot Greek)
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The language spoken by Etosians in the Regalian Archipelago, a daughter language of Etosian.
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| Varsivas (eqvuialent to Georgian)
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The language spoken by the Tsaiqvanes and Krakimardik people in the Regalian Archipelago.
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| Lëtz (equivalent to Luxembourgish)
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The language spoken by the Leutz-Vixe people of Lorenthaus, Osteiermark and Tirgunn.
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Altalar (fantasy language)
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Altalar is the basis for Ithanian which is the basis for Burdi and Leutz-Vixe, resulting it in being easy to understand for those studied in all.
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| Ithanian (equivalent to French)
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The language spoken by both Kingdom Ithanians and Archipelago Ithanians, as well as the Toulonne people.
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| Burdi (equivalent to Walloon)
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The language spoken by the Burdigalic people on the borderlands between Dragenthal and Vixhall.
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| Dressolini (equivalent to Italian)
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The language spoken by the Vultarins and Dressolini people of the Regalian Empire.
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Daendroque (equivalent to Espanol)
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Daendroque is the basis for Dresolini, Chiari and Monta, resulting in it being easy to understand for those studied in these languages.
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| Chiari (equivalent to Sicillian)
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The language spoken by the Azzizzari people and the Dressolini of the southern Vultaro region.
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| Monta (equivalent to Sardinian)
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The language spoken by the Montanian people of the western Vultaro region.
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| Daendroque (equivalent to Spanish)
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The language spoken by the Daendroque people in the homeland of Daendroque and the governorates of Daen.
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Estallorn-Droque (equivalent to Latin)
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The Creole language formed from the Ailor slaves to the Allorn. This language is highly stigmatized in the modern era as a slave language.
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| Bragacao (equivalent to Portuguese)
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The language spoken by the Bragacao people in Lusits and Bragacao.
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| Girobaldan (equivalent to Castillian)
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The language spoken by the distinct Daendroque people in the south of the Regalian Archipelago.
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| High-Anglian (equivalent to Modern Dutch)
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The language spoken in the urban centers of Anglia, and the major cities on the Dragenthal border.
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Ald-Ang (fantasy language)
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The old Anglian language spoken before the rise of the Regalian Empire that diversified into its daughter languages.
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| East-Anglian (equivalent to Flemish Dutch)
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The language spoken in the Door-Inner regions of Anglia and the Kintyr Borderlands.
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| West-Anglian (equivalent to Frisian)
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The language spoken in the western Angelland, Verreland, Shierenland and islands north of Anglia.
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| Breizh (equivalent to Picard/Norman/Welsh)
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The language spoken by the Breizh people, some of the oldest autonomous people of the Regalian Empire.
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Pach (fantasy language)
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An old extinct language shared by the island hoppers of the long dead north-Archipelago tribes.
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| Goedlaic (equivalent to Scottish Gaelic)
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The language spoken by the Caeren and the mountainfolk of Mannadh Alba and Clannadh Alba.
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| Aontaithe (equivalent to Irish Gaelic)
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The language spoken by the inhabitants of Aontaithe and Sinnedh of the Regalian Archipelago.
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| Vladno (equivalent to Russian)
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The language spoken by the Vladno people both in Etosil and the Regalian Archipelago.
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Prichna (fantasy language)
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An old extinct language that is the common ancestor of all pre-Vladno tribes that inhabited Etosil before the Etosians came.
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| Clavna (equivalent to Polish)
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The language spoken by the Wraclav people on the border between Vladnovolgar and Greater Calemberg.
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| Dvala (equivalent to Serbian/Croatian)
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The language spoken by the Dvala and Byala people of the Regalian Archipelago.
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| Szabadok (equivalent to Hungarian)
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The language spoken by the marauding Szabadok people of the Regalian Archipelago.
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None
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These orphaned languages grant no additional free Unlocked Language, and are not categorized.
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| Ânian (equivalent to Romanian)
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The language spoken by the proud Ânian people of the Regalian Archipelago in Baldmark.
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| Tarkkin (equivalent to Estonian/Finnish)
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The language spoken by the Tarkkin, Zvorun and forest people of Drixagh in the Regalian Archipelago.
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| Sintil (equivalent to Mongolian)
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The language spoken by the Qússrakón Ailor tribes in the Allorn Empire, along the Avanthar.
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| Dwarven (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Dwarven Race and the Dwarven Diaspora across the world.
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| Faraddi (equivalent to Arabic)
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The language spoken by the Qadir Race and the Qadir Diaspora across the world.
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| Katharic (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Kathar, a descendant of Allorn twisted by Void-priest liturgy.
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| Sofaal (equivalent to Malian)
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The language spoken by the Songaskian Race both in Farah'deen and outside of it.
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| Wa'an (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Sihai people in their Empire, Dexai, and the migrants far beyond it.
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| Shalota (fantasy language)
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The oldest still living language, spoken by the Maraya in the far flung corners of the world.
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| Zasta (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by both the Hadarian Allar as well as the Sendrassian Allar.
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| Zorraana (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Slizzar in their home-city as well as infiltrated clusters around the world.
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| Ibeth (equivalent to Ancient Egyptian)
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The language spoken by the Asha Race across the high seas and in their Asha State homeland.
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| Vasar (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Eronidas, both the mercenaries across the world and the Polon-dwellers.
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| Altalar (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the modern Altalar that is distinct from its ancestor Allorn Altalar.
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Ancient Altalar
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An old extinct language dating back to the days of the founding of the Allorn Empire and the days of Talea.
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| Allorn (fantasy language)
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The language spoken during the days of the Allorn Empire, and still by some holdout areas across the world.
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| Suvial (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Suvial Altalar across the Suvial Isles and some minorities beyond.
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| Sulvaley (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Isldar people of Ellador and the Isldar diaspora beyond.
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Samhal
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A mysterious language spoken by the Samhal people, an Allorn principality of Altalar Mages shrouded in mystery.
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| Sinnayed (fantasy language)
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The language spoken by the Sihndar people of Drowda, as well as the Sihndar diaspora.
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| Saan (fantasy language)
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Also called Plains-Allorn, a language spoken by the Cielothar, Avanthar, and Yanar.
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