Goodman Games

Hey all!

The DCC RPG book serves all needs for all people, and languages like 'Lizard Man' or 'Elf' are generic. Too generic. If monsters are supposed to be weird and wonderful, and our inspiration is Appendix N, would a backwards tribe in Michael Moorcock's world speak Elven, or would they speak Eq'uel'tabalaa?

Here's the chart we use in our campaign to determine languages. It's got the alignment languages and the standby languages of Dwarven, Elven, Demonic, Druidic, etc, but many of them have evocative names. I've also thrown in some regional human languages, campaign-specific monster languages, and some other nice things like a magic-specific script.

Enjoy, and may your tombs be filled with antediluvian texts, your whispers in tavern corners be mysterious, and your rings of power have inscriptions you dare not utter in the tongue of the Grue!

https://archadestower.blogspot.com/2020 ... chart.html

I like it! Do you have a downloadable copy of that chart?

Thanks!

Downloadable chart? You can cut and paste the chart from the blog to MS Word and it should copy over with the formatting ...

Archade wrote: ↑Tue May 19, 2020 9:01 pm Thanks!

Downloadable chart? You can cut and paste the chart from the blog to MS Word and it should copy over with the formatting ...

If I could cut & paste the chart from your blog, I would not have asked. If I get the time, I can manually copy the chart.

Oh don't do that ... I thought it could be cut and pasted. Email me at archadethered@gmail.com and I'll send you the word doc...

I already C/P'd it manually. Don't worry, its worth it.