Tool to decrypt/write in the draconic language, the lang used by dragons, it exists many variants, depending on fantastic universes (D&D, Skyrim, etc.)
Draconic Language - dCode
Tag(s) : Symbol Substitution
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Draconic Language is a generic term to indicate any dragon's lang. dCode has a few of them:
The dragon language is the generic name given to the languages of the dragons, any writing or speaking of a dragon is said to be draconic.
There are several variations of dragon language depending on the fantasy worlds, such as the one from the Skyrim game called Dovahzul or the D&D Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game called Iokharic.
Go to the dedicated page according to the dragon language used.
A draconic message consists of symbols that may possibly recall the claws / scratches of a dragon.
All references to flames or fires are clues.
The draconic appears in the fantastic universe such as D&D: dungeons and dragons, or in the game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (from Bethesda).
No, dragons do not exist in reality, nor their language. But it's all a matter of imagination, in D&D dragons exist, so a dragon language has to exist.
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Draconic Language on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2024-10-07,