lore:languages:chtoklan
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| ==== Ch’toklan Script ==== | ==== Ch’toklan Script ==== | ||
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| The Ch’toklan language is written in a series of angular tickmarks that are vaguely based on the Caretaker ruins found in the northern reaches of the Halia Plains. Ch’toklans use a form of biologically produced vellum for writing that has a waxy like coating, making it easier for their claw-like appendages to quickly notate with this script. | The Ch’toklan language is written in a series of angular tickmarks that are vaguely based on the Caretaker ruins found in the northern reaches of the Halia Plains. Ch’toklans use a form of biologically produced vellum for writing that has a waxy like coating, making it easier for their claw-like appendages to quickly notate with this script. | ||
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| Like many Caretaker derived scripts, it is a simple language of roughly 26 characters used to spell out words and sentences with vertical line returns, though Ch’toklan has not shown a consistent direction of writing in correspondence to date. | Like many Caretaker derived scripts, it is a simple language of roughly 26 characters used to spell out words and sentences with vertical line returns, though Ch’toklan has not shown a consistent direction of writing in correspondence to date. | ||
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