Languages (Warrior Cats Supplement)
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Languages[edit]
Most cats only know two languages; feline and beast. If your GM allows it, you can learn more languages. As no known animals
Standard Languages[edit]
Most of the standard languages are from mammals. Originally, all mammals speak one language. Over the centuries, each creature evolve their own language. With the common ancestral language, most standard languages are siblings of each other (Like French and Spanish).
Feline[edit]
The standard language that all cats speak.
Tail Signals[edit]
A "sign" language created by ShadowClan that is now used in all of the five clans. If a cat grows up or spends a lot of time in one of 5 clans, they get this language for free.
Canine[edit]
The standard language that all dogs speak. It is a sibling language of feline (like French and Spanish). For a creature that speaks Feline (cat), the canine is the second easiest language to learn (after Beast).
Beast[edit]
A very basic and limited language that is easy to learn. Due to the restriction of the language, it can only convey basic ideas and meanings. Beast language is a universal language that all animals can easily learn and communicate with. This does not mean that all animals can learn it. Solitary and traveling animals are more likely to know this language.
Rodent[edit]
The standard language that all rodents speak. It is a sibling language of feline (like French and Spanish).
Bearic[edit]
The standard language that all bears speak. It is a sibling language of canine (like French and Spanish).
Custom[edit]
All mammals have their own language and it is a sibling of all the other mammal languages. The only exception is badgers.
Exoctic Languages[edit]
These languages are rare to be learned by other mammals.
Birdic[edit]
The standard language that all birds and most flying creatures speak. The language itself is very musical and soothing to the ear. As birds are similar to fey creatures, birdic is very similar to sylvan, the language of the fey.
Under Beast[edit]
The standard language that most ground-dwelling creatures speak. Its language tends to use a lot of deep tones as it is the best to tone for narrow spaces like tunnels. It is a sibling language to undercommon.
Celestal[edit]
The very same language from traditional dnd. It is the language of the afterlife. Spirits, while being undead, do not speak this language as they still have close ties with the material plane.
Badgen[edit]
The standard language that all badgers speak. Badgers are very smart creatures. They created their own language as a way to speak to each other without anyone ear dropping on them. As such, it is unheard of a creature other than a badger to speak this language. Most badgers know one other language to communicate with other creatures.
Python[edit]
The standard language that all snakes, lizards, and some reptiles speak. Their language sound slurred and often stretched out sounds (like SSSS). Python is an ancient version of draconic.
Reptic[edit]
The standard language that the remaining reptiles speak. Their language is much sharper and clear than their sibling language, python, but older words still have some dragged-out sounds. Python, draconic, and reptic originally came from ancient draconic. Python became more slurred and stretched out. Reptic sticks close to the original language. Draconic evolved and become much more complex.
Twoleg (humanoid) Languages[edit]
All traditional languages from normal dnd, except celestial, are twoleg languages; the language of the traditional races in dnd. Their language is so strange and complex that no creature can ever learn it or understand it. It is impossible to communicate to twolegs even through abilities and magic.
