lore:languages:vassellian
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| ==== Vassellian Script ==== | ==== Vassellian Script ==== | ||
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| 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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