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This work contains material that is copyright Wizards of the Coast and/or other authors. Such material is used with permission under the Community Content Agreement for Dungeon Masters Guild.  \nAll other original material in this work is copyright 2021 by Daylight Publications and published under the Community Content Agreement for Dungeon Masters Guild.  \nNote from the Author  \nI wanted to just write a quick note about the content of this book, and really of this series. Getting to dive into languages is something super fun that I love doing-making conlangs is really a treat, and I love using them in my games.  \nEberron by far is my favorite D&D setting-by far-and that is thanks to the amazing work of its creator Keith Baker. And one of the things that I love even more about Eberron and what Keith did was taking goblinoids and giving them this amazing new narrative with the Dhakaani Empire. They feel so alive and much more than the usual punching bags for adventurers.  \nIn this book, I wanted to take the lore that Keith lays out in Exploring Eberron and expand on that from a linguistic standpoint, just sprinkling a little lore from that book and the other original Eberron titles. If you want to know more, definitely go and check those books out, I am just adding to the party.  \n-Cam  \nMorgrave University  \nWe at Morgrave University would like to convey our deepest welcome to those of you who have chosen to explore more of our linguistic department and its various subschools under the watchful eye of Professor Zebulon Pharasos. Professor Pharasos ' initiative to chronicle and collect the slowly vanishing languages of our continent is an admirable and  \nProf. Zebulon Pharasos  \nmuch needed service for future generations.  \nA Notice to Students  \nTo those of you whom have decided to enroll in our program, I thank you. The linguistic preservation fund is an important part of morgrave's efforts and my goal -to preserve and save as many of the dying languages of our continent and beyond. Perhaps, even all those tongues of our world of Eberron.  \nIn this particular book-the first within the series- I wanted to introduce students to what is in truth the oldest language of the civilized peoples of Khorvaire: Dhakaani Given that I myself am a Dhakaani, and that a massive percentage of the population of many of the realms of Khorvaire are indeed dhakaani, I felt it would only be fair to open this study with our native tongue.  \nAs With any ancient language, there is room for error. I have done my best to deliver what I believe is a look at the most cohesive version of dhakaani  \nto date.  \nProf. Z  \nThe Dhakaani people  \nTo truly understand how the Goblin language works, we must first delineate the three ethnicities of Dhakaani: goblins, bugbears, and hobgoblins-as much as kobolds would love to be included in this jurisdiction, they are not Dhakaani. Why would we do this, you might ask? Because-much like any other peoples-goblin culture is as diverse as those who live within it, so to understand how they speak and utilize this language, we have to understand each group as its own independent population. To rehash the entire record of goblinoid history would be exhausting and not beneficial to this-consider delving deeper into our records on the Dhakaani Empire. But, sufficed to say, the legacy of our people is a very long one, stemming some forty thousand years","cbCaiicoY6hPzw2Q","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiicoY6hPzw2Q","pdf",12963798,"English","# Note from the Author\n# Morgrave University\n## A Notice to Students\n# The Dhakaani People\n## Goblins (golin'dar)\n## Bugbears (Guul'dar)","[{\"question\":\"Why does the author write about Dhakaani linguistics in this series?\",\"answer\":\"The author explains that exploring languages and building conlangs is a personal passion, and this book expands existing Eberron lore from a linguistic standpoint while contributing to the setting’s broader narrative.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the linguistic preservation fund mentioned in the student notice?\",\"answer\":\"The fund supports preserving and saving dying languages of Eberron and beyond, with the author aiming to protect as many endangered tongues as possible.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book distinguish the Dhakaani ethnicities?\",\"answer\":\"It delineates three groups—goblins, bugbears, and hobgoblins—stating they must be treated as independent populations to understand how each group speaks and uses the language.\"}]","Dhakaani Linguistics - A Study of the Oldest Language of Khorvaire | PDF",1791278847]