Languages

Baranian - Language of the Baranians, Spanish accent

Cyperese - Language of the Cypere, Greek accent

Doüman - language of the Gottnar, trade language of The Sunken Lands, German accent

Elgini - language of the Elgin tribes, Scottish accent. Elgini is a rumbling gruff sounding language, with it's written form using the Matoan alphabet.

Fennish - language of the Fenns, Kentucky (Southern Belle) accent. Fennish is slow and languid with a relaxed tone, spoken as if the speaker has all the time in the world.

Gareen - language of the Gareena and Fenn, French accent. Gareen is a languid, flowing language with many meanings for any given word that depend on context. Excited Gareena are often said to sound like a babbling brook when they talk.

High Ishvar - the language of a fallen kingdom, spoken by the Vashti, Egyptian accent

Low Ishvar - a trade language, the language of a fallen kingdom, spoken primarily on Ishvun

Matoa - language of the Taun'Mac'Toh, Nigerian accent. Matoa is a deep rumbling language that switches between rolling syllables and heavily emphasized staccato ones. The structure of the Matoa language coupled with the large vocal chords of the Taun'Mac'Toh allows the words to be heard from miles away, often said to sound like rocks tumbling down a mountain.

Pash - language of the Pash, Iranian accent. Pash is a somewhat breathy language with lots of aspirated sounds ending in quick guttural stops and is generally spoken very fast.

Prostoyan - language of the Prostoyans, Russian accent. Prostoyan is convoluted language with two words for any given meaning with slightly different definitions. It is often compared to sounds of the submerged rivers and creeks which flow under the ice that covers Prostoya.

Sílainn - main language of the Síamair, Irish accent

Skirdic - language of the Harlskir, Icelandic accent. Skirdic has a focus on oral storytelling and therefore uses the Gottnar runic alphabet for writing.

Valdan - a trade language, the language of the fallen kingdom of Veterensia, spoken primarily on Veterensis

Yangoo - language of the Ji Yang, Mandarin accent