The original alphabet of the Aeldryad was a form of symbols, lines, and wedge-shaped marks, very similar to the ancient cuneiform. Later, it became primarily a system of runes (primarily Gaelic). Over time it evolved to the simple alphabet shown in the tables below. There are still texts (scrolls, stone and clay tablets, and some books) written in the original cuneiform, however, only the highest education still teaches the archaic form of the Old Tongue. Aeldish is English (basic old real world English) as this is an English speaking game.
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| - The original alphabet of the Aeldryad was a form of symbols, lines, and wedge-shaped marks, very similar to the ancient cuneiform. Later, it became primarily a system of runes (primarily Gaelic). Over time it evolved to the simple alphabet shown in the tables below. There are still texts (scrolls, stone and clay tablets, and some books) written in the original cuneiform, however, only the highest education still teaches the archaic form of the Old Tongue. Aeldish is English (basic old real world English) as this is an English speaking game.
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| - The original alphabet of the Aeldryad was a form of symbols, lines, and wedge-shaped marks, very similar to the ancient cuneiform. Later, it became primarily a system of runes (primarily Gaelic). Over time it evolved to the simple alphabet shown in the tables below. There are still texts (scrolls, stone and clay tablets, and some books) written in the original cuneiform, however, only the highest education still teaches the archaic form of the Old Tongue. The original Aeldryad Old Tongue is called Aeldrydd (eld-drith) and its real world basis is primarily Welsh with some modifications to make writing and reading easier. There are also bits of Scottish and Irish Gaelic sneaking in here and there. Aeldish is English (basic old real world English) as this is an English speaking game.
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