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Neodymium 02-08-08, 06:14 PM

I saw a thread from nearly a year ago asking if there was a list of all the languages from all the D&D books. Nobody helped the guy, but i searched around to see if there was such a thing and i couldn't find anything. I went through the Monster Manual, MMII, MMIII, MMIV, and the Fiend Folio and here are all the non-PHB languages i've found in each book... Aboleth Worg(known by Barghests) Beholder Blink dog- barks, yaps, whines, growls. but still convey complex information. Drow sign language Gith Grimlock Kuo-toan Sahuagin Slaad Sphinx Treant Worg Yuan-ti Avolakia Boggle- rudimentary grunts and whistles Desmodu- has ultra and sub sonic noise. non-desmodu can't speak. Forest sloth- communication using grunts & screeches Galeb duhr - rock singing Gravecrawler- communicate with spirits of consumed dead Jermlaine - high-pitched chitters and squeaks Loxo Meenlocks- grunts and clicks but it's not language. They sometimes make those noises to disguise telepathy. Phase wasp- signal language of subtle smells, postures, flight patterns Thri-kreen Demodand Khen-Zai - Ethergaunts Formian Kaorti Mongrelfolk pidgin language Nerra - sounds like glass scoured by a rock Phiuhl - no audible language but can communicate with each other Rilmani Skulk - bastardized common with words and concepts from ancient human cultures Sporebat Varrangoin Armandish Sahuagin Ibixian- Goatfolk Kenku Lumi Nycter Odopi- handclapping and squishy noises. (They're creatures that are just hands and eyes. what did you expect?) Prismatic roper- color changes as communication Yuan-ti Stonesinger Susurrus - hard to reproduce. hollow-sounding. Khen-Zai (known by Joystealers, who were bound by the ethergaunts) Windsong - windrazors Zern If I take some more time and/or remember about this, I'll update it with stuff from other books. If anybody wants to help, that would be most excellent. If there is anybody with all the Forgotten Realms books, that's a pretty big project on it's own. Same with Eberron. If you know of any that I've missed, let me know. There are some languages referenced in multiple books. I have left these repeats in the list under their respective sourcebooks.