lore:languages:vassellian
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| - | he various clans and peoples of Vasselern originally spoke a varied collection of local tribal and regional language that shared few similarities. In the years that followed the Scathing Storm and the forced unification of their people, the disparate peoples of Vasselern learned commonalities and naturally developed a shared language that is known today simply as Vassellian. | + | ===== Vassellian ===== |
| + | The various clans and peoples of Vasselern originally spoke a varied collection of local tribal and regional language that shared few similarities. In the years that followed the Scathing Storm and the forced unification of their people, the disparate peoples of Vasselern learned commonalities and naturally developed a shared language that is known today simply as Vassellian. | ||
| While many dialects of Vassellian still exist, incorporating elements of traditional regional languages and dialects, these dialects are generally able to be understood by one another with some amount of effort - and the language seems to flexibly incorporate esoteric expressions and mannerisms utilized by the different regions and cultures of Vasselern. | While many dialects of Vassellian still exist, incorporating elements of traditional regional languages and dialects, these dialects are generally able to be understood by one another with some amount of effort - and the language seems to flexibly incorporate esoteric expressions and mannerisms utilized by the different regions and cultures of Vasselern. | ||
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| When the Vassellians discovered the Caretaker script in the depths of the Tidehold, further efforts were made to unify and standardize the language, and its studious development, | When the Vassellians discovered the Caretaker script in the depths of the Tidehold, further efforts were made to unify and standardize the language, and its studious development, | ||
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| - | Vassellian Script | + | {{ : |
| The earliest forms of Vassellian were heavily influenced by the trace Caretaker records found in the ruins of the Tidehold, which were remarkably well preserved. | The earliest forms of Vassellian were heavily influenced by the trace Caretaker records found in the ruins of the Tidehold, which were remarkably well preserved. | ||
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| Today, the Standard Vassellian Script is utilized not only by Vasselern but also the Accord as a whole, due to its phonetic simplicity and utility as a trade language. | Today, the Standard Vassellian Script is utilized not only by Vasselern but also the Accord as a whole, due to its phonetic simplicity and utility as a trade language. | ||
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| The Vassellian alphabet consists of 26 characters which represent consonants and vowels, used to form lingual sounds and words. It is written horizontally, | The Vassellian alphabet consists of 26 characters which represent consonants and vowels, used to form lingual sounds and words. It is written horizontally, | ||
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