3e SRD:Speak Language Skill
Speak Language (None; Trained Only)
The Speak Language skill doesn't work like a standard skill.
- The character starts at 1st level knowing one or two languages (according to the character's race) plus an additional number of languages equal to the character's Intelligence bonus.
- Instead of buying a rank in Speak Language, the character chooses a new language that the character can speak.
- The character doesn't make Speak Language checks. The character either knows a language or the character doesn't.
- A literate character (anyone but a barbarian) can read and write any language she speaks. Each language has an alphabet (though sometimes several spoken languages share a single alphabet).
Common languages and their alphabets are summarized in Table: Languages
| Language | Alphabet |
|---|---|
| Abyssal | Infernal |
| Aquan | Elven |
| Auran | Draconic |
| Celestial | Celestial |
| Common | Common |
| Draconic | Draconic |
| Druidic | Druidic |
| Dwarven | Dwarven |
| Elven | Elven |
| Gnome | Dwarven |
| Goblin | Dwarven |
| Giant | Dwarven |
| Gnoll | Common |
| Halfling | Common |
| Ignan | Draconic |
| Infernal | Infernal |
| Orc | Dwarven |
| Sylvan | Elven |
| Terran | Dwarven |
| Undercommon | Elven |
Retry
Not applicable. (There are no Speak Language checks to fail.)
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