Stormonu
NeoGrognard
shrug It's the TV vs. Movie dilemma. Does you table just want to get on with the story (TV) and not worry about a bunch of different languages? Or is being true to a variety of languages and the barriers it create important to the story and feeling of things being "real" (Movie)?
Recently, I've yanked Common out of my homebrew, and set up a few "mother" languages with varieties of derivative languages. I've also removed reading and writing from about 80% of the world's population. Finding written records - especially written accounts of the past - is really difficult, and the skill to read a spellbook or scroll is actually fairly rare.
Recently, I've yanked Common out of my homebrew, and set up a few "mother" languages with varieties of derivative languages. I've also removed reading and writing from about 80% of the world's population. Finding written records - especially written accounts of the past - is really difficult, and the skill to read a spellbook or scroll is actually fairly rare.