Animal Languages (3.5e Variant Rule)
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What Are Animal Languages?[edit]
Animal languages are languages spoken by creatures with the animal sub-type. They represent natural sounds as well as intelligent communication. These languages CAN NOT be learned by a humanoid unless the creature can naturally speak them or has the class ability "Wild Empathy" (In which case they cost 2 skill points normally a piece)
The Languages[edit]
Feline[edit]
This is the natural language for humanoid felines and intelligent felines. It is spoken through a series of hisses, meows, and sometimes a snarl.
Feral Feline[edit]
This is a natural language for Lionfolk and intelligent large felines such as lions. It is spoken through feline growls and roars.
Canine[edit]
This is the natural language for humanoid canines and intelligent canines. It is spoken through a series of barks and growls.
Haliaeetus[edit]
This is the natural language of humanoid avians and intelligent avians. It is spoken through a series of clucks, shreaks, and chirps.
Nocturne[edit]
This is the natural language for humanoid night avians and intelligent night avians. It is spoken similarly to Haliaeetus, but there are mostly only clicking sounds.
Ursine[edit]
This is the natural language for humanoid bearlings, anthropomorphic bears, and intelligent bears. It is spoken through a series of growls and grunts.
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