Languages of Oerthly Magic – Read Magic

22). Read Magic

Amedian – Kuzoma Akala (Ku-Zo-Ma Ak-Al-A)

Bakluni (Ancient) – Zeharela Okaendo (Ze-Har-La Ok-An-Do)

Drow – Olvazba Majae (Olv-Az-Na Maj-A)

Dwarven – Anmeledalezare Af Magekae (An-Mel-Dal-Zar Af Mag-Ek-A)

Elven – Laae Majae (La-Ae -MaJ-A)

Flan – Leame Draoktae (Le-Am Dra-Ok-Ta)

Fruz – Leaza Galdare (Le-Za Gal-Dar)

Giantish – Majae Lezane (Maj-Ae Lez-An)

Gnomish – Leaze Majae (Le-Az Maj-Ae)

Oeridian – Ketae Majea (Ke-Ta Maj-E-A)

Olman – Maae Vakka (Ma-A Vak-Ka)

Suel – Legatar Majaka (Le-Ga-Tar Maj-Ak-A)

I think Ive worked out my language equivalents if anyone wants to work up some of these for themselves. 

Amedian – Swahili
Bakluni (Ancient) – Turkish
Drow – Magyar
Dwarven – Danish
Elven – Finnish
Flan – Irish
Fruz – Icelandic
Giantish – German
Gnomish – Dutch
Oeridian – Russian
Olman – Tamil
Suel – Latin

These are just the base for the very slightly altered languages. It helps me a great deal in fiction but it is also helpful DMing and adds a good reason to have a comprehend languages spell on hand. I chose them with a few ideas in mind. The Suel always remind me of ancient Rome so Latin. The giants, dwarves, fruz, and gnomes always feel linked to me. Elves and Drow should have some link but strained over the centuries that have separated them so Finnish and Magyar.

Originally published on the Hall of the Mountain King blog.