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| − | '''Core script''' is the universally recognized written form of Ghyllian, and consists of 17 vowels, 4 consonants, and 2 zhyglets. It is further expandable with the use of accents, and uses a 42 letter alphabet. Its only known drawback as a written language is that the improper use of umlauts can cause it to explode. Core script has become the standard translation tool for those that care to do that sort of thing. For example, it has been used to translate ''The Sleeping Lemming'', an epic tale of buggery etched upon a tablet found in the third-story floor of [[Arbugghyll]] Manor. The tablet is currently housed within the library of the [[Collegium Civitas]] in the village of Thopth. | + | '''Core script''' is the universally recognized written form of Ghyllian, and consists of 17 vowels, 4 consonants, and 2 zhyglets. It is further expandable with the use of [[accents]], and uses a 42 letter alphabet. Its only known drawback as a written language is that the improper use of umlauts can cause it to explode. Core script has become the standard translation tool for those that care to do that sort of thing. For example, it has been used to translate ''The Sleeping Lemming'', an epic tale of buggery etched upon a tablet found in the third-story floor of [[Arbugghyll]] Manor. The tablet is currently housed within the library of the [[Collegium Civitas]] in the village of Thopth. |
'''Citations''': [[Arbugghyll]], [[Collegium Civitas]], [[Odlucian Library]]. | '''Citations''': [[Arbugghyll]], [[Collegium Civitas]], [[Odlucian Library]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:11, 1 November 2005
Core script is the universally recognized written form of Ghyllian, and consists of 17 vowels, 4 consonants, and 2 zhyglets. It is further expandable with the use of accents, and uses a 42 letter alphabet. Its only known drawback as a written language is that the improper use of umlauts can cause it to explode. Core script has become the standard translation tool for those that care to do that sort of thing. For example, it has been used to translate The Sleeping Lemming, an epic tale of buggery etched upon a tablet found in the third-story floor of Arbugghyll Manor. The tablet is currently housed within the library of the Collegium Civitas in the village of Thopth.
Citations: Arbugghyll, Collegium Civitas, Odlucian Library.
--Dodaka 19:05, 29 May 2005 (EDT)
