THE BEST EXTRA LANGUAGES TO TAKE IN D&D 5E

With limited opportunities to actually learn new languages, some players spend too much time agonizing over what extra language(s) to take.

We put together this quick and easy guide on how you can learn extra languages in your D&D campaign.

Draconic

The majority of Goblinoids you’ll come across will speak Common, but any Goblins will almost certainly speak Ghukliak.

Dwarves do speak Common, so Dwarven will only come in handy if you constantly find yourself surrounded by Dwarves, their creations, and any writings.

Undercommon is spoken by the majority of races native to the Underdark, which includes Mind Flayers, Beholders, Drow, and many other creatures and races.

If you’re playing a sort of Lovecraftian-horror campaign, you might find Abyssal will come in handy. Fiends, demons, and any sort of cultist followers they may have will speak it.

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THE BEST EXTRA LANGUAGES TO TAKE IN D&D 5E

With limited opportunities to actually learn new languages, some players spend too much time agonizing over what extra language(s) to take.

We put together this quick and easy guide on how you can learn extra languages in your D&D campaign.

Draconic

Kobolds and Dragons are common enemies you may come across in a campaign, but they will typically speak Common anyways.

The majority of Goblinoids you’ll come across will speak Common, but any Goblins will almost certainly speak Ghukliak.

Goblin (Ghukliak)

Dwarves do speak Common, so Dwarven will only come in handy if you constantly find yourself surrounded by Dwarves, their creations, and any writings.

Dwarven

Undercommon is spoken by the majority of races native to the Underdark, which includes Mind Flayers, Beholders, Drow, and many other creatures and races.

Undercommon

If you’re playing a sort of Lovecraftian-horror campaign, you might find Abyssal will come in handy. Fiends, demons, and any sort of cultist followers they may have will speak it.

Abyssal

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