I had a nice discussion with author Madeline James about how she has just begun learning conlanging to create naming languages and formulaic spells. Join us as we discuss how she focuses on limited conlangs for the needs of her story and about her journey learning the craft.
Thirteen YouTube Conlangers, including myself, have been passing along this text. View the playlist to see how it mutated as we each tried to decipher the last person’s language in a very convoluted game of telephone.
The product of ten months of livestreams and many hours refining words, grammar, and fonts, Ndăkaga is my version of D&D’s Draconic language. I’m using this language to create spell incantations for arcane spellcasters that you can use in your own games. Stay tuned for updates. Also, stay tuned for my next project, Sylvan, the language of the Fae, used by druids and rangers for their spells.
I interview Jessie Peterson of @LangTimeStudio about her Conlang Year project, as well as her other conlanging education and promotion projects. See Conlang Year here: https://www.quothalinguist.com/
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