Norspeak - Revision history

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	{{Breadcrumb ~~Nortongue~~}}		{{Breadcrumb Norspeak}}

	=Overview=		=Overview=

	~~Nortongue~~ ([[~~Commontongue~~]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|~~Nortongue~~\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor~~}}, also ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor~~}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by real world Old Norse language.		Norspeak or Old Nor ([[Commonspeak]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Norspeak\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by real world Old Norse language.

	=History=		=History=

	~~Nortongue~~ was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[~~Imperial~~]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and ~~Nortongue~~ fell out of use.		Norspeak was spoken by the Humans that awakened in Acrolon at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperialspeak]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Norspeak fell out of use.

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Nortongue ([[~~Enchiridian~~]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Nortongue\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}}, also ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by real world Old Norse language.		Nortongue ([[Commontongue]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Nortongue\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}}, also ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by real world Old Norse language.

	=History=		=History=

	Nortongue was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Nortongue fell out of use.		Nortongue was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Nortongue fell out of use.

Sc admin at 21:59, 9 June 2025

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Nortongue\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}}, also ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by ~~the~~ Old Norse language.		Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Nortongue\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}}, also ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by real world Old Norse language.

	=History=		=History=

	Nortongue was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Nortongue fell out of use.		Nortongue was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Nortongue fell out of use.

Sc admin at 21:56, 9 June 2025

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Nortongue\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}} ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by the Old Norse language.		Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Nortongue\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}}, also ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by the Old Norse language.

	=History=		=History=

	Nortongue was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Nortongue fell out of use.		Nortongue was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Nortongue fell out of use.

Sc admin at 21:56, 9 June 2025

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], ~~[[Nortongue]]:~~ ''Nortalan'' ~~meaning ''~~speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the [[~~humans~~]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by Old Norse.		Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]]), also ''Nortalan'' {{lang\|Nortongue\|ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\|\ˈnɔrtɪˌlɑn\\|speech of the nor}} ''Nor Vetus'' {{lang\|Imperial\|nɔr%20ˈvitəs\|\nɔr ˈvitəs\\|old Nor}}, was the ancient language once used by the [[Humans]] of [[Acrolon]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by the Old Norse language.

	=History=		=History=

	Nortongue was spoken by the ~~humans of~~ [[Acrolon]] ~~for~~ the ~~first half~~ of the [[Shattered Age]]~~, after which~~ a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]].		Nortongue was spoken by the Humans that awakened in [[Acrolon]] at the start of the [[Shattered Age]]. In the latter Shattered Age a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]], and Nortongue fell out of use.

Sc admin at 00:40, 19 May 2024

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

	Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the ~~original~~ [[~~human~~]] ~~people~~. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by Old Norse.		Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the [[humans]]. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by Old Norse.

	=History=		=History=

	Nortongue was spoken by the humans of [[Acrolon]] for the first half of the [[Shattered Age]], after which a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]].		Nortongue was spoken by the humans of [[Acrolon]] for the first half of the [[Shattered Age]], after which a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]].

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	{{Breadcrumb Nortongue}}		{{Breadcrumb Nortongue}}

			=Overview=

	Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the original [[human]] people. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by Old Norse.		Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the original [[human]] people. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by Old Norse.

			=History=

			Nortongue was spoken by the humans of [[Acrolon]] for the first half of the [[Shattered Age]], after which a cultural shift to [[Imperial]] took place, as a result of the rise of the [[Empire of Acrolon]].

Sc admin at 20:51, 18 May 2024

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	{{Breadcrumb Nortongue}}		{{Breadcrumb Nortongue}}

	Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the original [[human]] people. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world.		Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the original [[human]] people. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world. It is inspired by Old Norse.

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	{{Breadcrumb Nortongue}}		{{Breadcrumb Nortongue}}

	Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the ~~Nor~~'') was the ancient language once used by the original [[~~nor~~]] people. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world.		Nortongue ([[Enchiridian]], [[Nortongue]]: ''Nortalan'' meaning ''speech of the nor'') was the ancient language once used by the original [[human]] people. It is now only rarely understood by the most enthusiastic scholars of the ancient world.