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.)
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Tag(s) : Symbol Substitution
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Draconic Language
Draconic Translator
Draconic Language is a generic term to indicate any dragon's lang. dCode has a few of them:
Dovahzul (The Elder's Scroll/Skyrim)
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Iokharic (D&D Dungeons and Dragons)
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Answers to Questions (FAQ)
What is the Draconic language? (Definition)
Draconic language refers to any communication system attributed to dragons in fantasy worlds. Depending on the fictional world, this language can vary, such as Dovahzul in Skyrim or Iokharic in Dungeons & Dragons.
These languages were designed to mimic what dragons might speak or write and use symbolic alphabets.
How to write in Draconic?
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How to read a draconic text?
Go to the dedicated page according to the dragon language used.
How to recognize Draconic ciphertext?
A draconic message consists of symbols that may possibly recall the claws / scratches of a dragon.
All references to flames or fires or smoke 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).
Several dragons have famous names such as the wyvern, the lindworm, the Komodo dragon or Smaug, the dragon from Bilbo the Hobbit (J.R.R. Tolkien).
Is draconic a real language?
No, the dragon language is not a natural language spoken by real beings.
It is a constructed language (or conlang), invented for fictional worlds.
In these imaginary worlds, dragons exist, and their language and script were created to give coherence and depth to these worlds.
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