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β | Barbarians of the Plains speak '''Dwarven Trade''' (Common) and the '''Barbarian Tongue''' which can be understood by both Plains and Steppe Barbarians. Each Barbarian also speaks the | + | Barbarians of the Plains speak '''Dwarven Trade''' (Common) and the '''Barbarian Tongue''' which can be understood by both Plains and Steppe Barbarians. Each Barbarian also speaks the tongue of his particular clan. |
Barbarians of the Steppe typically do not speak '''Dwarven Trade''' (Common), but they speak the '''Barbarian Tongue''' as well as the tongue of their particular tribe. Barbarian PCs can select one bonus language. This language can be '''Dwarven Trade''' (Common) if desired, but does not have to be. Throughout the Empire and the Confederacy, the '''Human''' tongue is the most versatile after '''Dwarven Trade'''. | Barbarians of the Steppe typically do not speak '''Dwarven Trade''' (Common), but they speak the '''Barbarian Tongue''' as well as the tongue of their particular tribe. Barbarian PCs can select one bonus language. This language can be '''Dwarven Trade''' (Common) if desired, but does not have to be. Throughout the Empire and the Confederacy, the '''Human''' tongue is the most versatile after '''Dwarven Trade'''. |