Communication & Languages in the Steel Realms

There are many languages spoken in the realms. Some of them are more ancient, and a few have fallen out of favor. One language – Mercat – was invented to bridge the communication gap between species and places. The vast majority of the realms are multi-lingual, though not necessarily literate.

Languages Which Magic Cannot Decipher

The normal Ryadian Oblis services do not function when trying to decipher and translate these languages.

• Blackmark (Markings of Darkhollow)
• Druunae (obscure language of the Druunad)
• Dunlupia (language of the Bronzefolk – dying language)
• Orlecan (Language of the Lighbringers of the Steel Realms)

Full List of Languages

• Border-Speak/Old Synedcian/”Southron”
• Cutglib (warriors’ speech of Mizras)
• Druunae (obscure language of the Druunad)
• Dukat/Dumastri (Dumastorian language of the Steel Realms)
• Dundarian (human language of the Steel Realms)
  • Dundrav/Trieb (tribesman language of the Steel Realms)
  • Dundaran/High Dundaran (Umbak)
• Dunlupia (language of the Bronzefolk – dying language)
• Orrish (Orrisha; language of the Steel Realms)
• Orlecan (Language of the Lighbringers of the Steel Realms)
• Feyloise (Elven language of the Steel Realms)
  • Blackmark (Markings of Darkhollow)
• Gladnorian (common language of the Steel Realms)
• Hrubah (Grollen language of the Steel Realms)
• Mercat (common trade language of the Steel Realms)
  • “Cant” (the ‘secret speak’ of The Buildengands)
• Nakrehan (ancient Nakrian tongue)
• Nurthish (modern)
• Yvaldeysean (Sea-King tongue – falling out of use)

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