List of Languages

True Languages
Bellatoan - Spoken

Carollian - Foremost language of the Eastern nation Carollia.

Gallician - Spoken by the people of Greater and Lesser Gallicia, and serves as something of a lingua franca, especially in the West.

Inuk - A very complex language spoken by the Inuk of the far north.

Mandate Common - The official language of the Ten Thousand Year Mandate of the Jade Emperor. While regional languages exist within the Mandate, Mandate Common is nearly universal there.

Nagovian - Spoken in Nagovia, to the south of Gallicia.

Tarowak - Spoken by the Tarowak people of the Central Isles. Regarded as an artistic language, sometimes learned by poets and musicians, with little practical use outside of the Central Isles.

Thaudhic - Language of the people from the region of the former United Duchies of Thaudh. While Thaudhic is culturally important, many people who speak Thaudhic--especially those living outside of the Thaudh region--also speak Gallician, due to its political and economic importance.

Pidgins & Creoles
International Trade Sign - A sign "language" created by the Sunrise Fleet to facilitate commerce--which is, unsurprisingly, is essentially the only thing it can be used to communicate about. Despite being based entirely on hand signs, its grammar is rooted in Mandate Common. As the name suggests, International Trade Sign is widely used across the world.

Mollizaniloa - Also known as "spice talk" or "sauce speech," which is exactly what the pidgin's name means, Mollizaniloa originated in the Central Isles. Due to the booming spice trade, it is focused heavily on spices, sauces, and cooking. While it is based around the Tarowak language, it pulls culinary vocabulary from sources as diverse and disparate as Thaudhic, Carollian, and Mandate Common, and it has spread far beyond the Central Isles--at least among cooks and spice traders. It is not uncommon to hear people from all over the world haggling over long peppers and grains of paradise in Mollizaniloa.