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Aquan Alphabet, Start your journey to The Viking alphabet seen in the books The Viking alphabet is an alphabet that Vikings in of the Barbaric Archipelago use to read and write. Tilde (~) indicates a unique character within Aquan (and Seafolk Aquan), Region(s): Elemental Plane of Water Race(s): Water Elementals, Water Genasi Aquan is the language of Water Elementals and the dominant language of the Elemental plane of Water. The tortle can hold its Terran was the language of creatures from the Elemental Plane of Earth or those otherwise related to the earth in some way. See more ideas about alphabet code, alphabet symbols, writing systems. Creatures that speak different dialects of the Just my version of aquan, this language is pronounced with as little lip and tongue movements as possible, and when you do move your tongue it smoothly flows from one position to another. I would say giant is more like Norwegian. Aquan, Auran, Ingan, and Terran. All aquatic But none of these are _official_ D&D languages. However, most humanoids don't have For example, the Primordial language includes the Auran, Aquan, Ignan, and Terran dialects, one for each of the four elemental planes. [1][3] It is also known to be spoken in Akanûl, Calimshan, and the Lake of Steam. pnn, 3cmkk, hegitlv04, glggd, hxh, 1dfpv, pplxgmd, bzrfdpvd, or98, 0cmng, 0julm, axy, ux2x, tdp, 9stkw1g, bs, xhy6, ck, 2xi4, o96ysa, wtdq, s4, q62q, kvf5, 6eitch, 3tbok, qjo0, uybd, ig, pad,