Kervammor - Revision history

Gronk at 16:44, 25 March 2024

2024-03-25T16:44:28Z

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	\|writing_system = Dwarven runes		\|writing_system = Dwarven runes
	\|related_languages = Dwarven		\|related_languages = [[Dwarven]]
	}}		}}
	'''Kervammor''' {{Pronunciation\|KUR-vah-more}} is a written code used by [[Dwarf\|dwarven]] travelers within the [[Depths]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the ~~dwarven~~ runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Depths often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.		'''Kervammor''' {{Pronunciation\|KUR-vah-more}} is a written code used by [[Dwarf\|dwarven]] travelers within the [[Depths]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the [[Dwarven]] runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Depths often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.

	Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.		Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.

Gronk at 16:51, 26 August 2023

2023-08-26T16:51:20Z

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	'''Kervammor''' {{Pronunciation\|KUR-vah-more}} is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Depths]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Depths often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.		'''Kervammor''' {{Pronunciation\|KUR-vah-more}} is a written code used by [[Dwarf\|dwarven]] travelers within the [[Depths]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Depths often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.

	Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.		Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.

Gronk at 04:22, 19 August 2023

2023-08-19T04:22:43Z

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	{{LanguageInfobox		{{LanguageInfobox
	\|name = Kervammor		\|name = Kervammor
	\|scope = Global; [[~~Darklands~~]]		\|scope = Global; [[Depths]]
	\|writing_system = Dwarven runes		\|writing_system = Dwarven runes
	\|related_languages = Dwarven		\|related_languages = Dwarven
	}}		}}
	'''Kervammor''' {{Pronunciation\|KUR-vah-more}} is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[~~Darklands~~]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the ~~Darklands~~ often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.		'''Kervammor''' {{Pronunciation\|KUR-vah-more}} is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Depths]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Depths often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.

	Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.		Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.

Gronk at 03:09, 26 June 2023

2023-06-26T03:09:13Z

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	*Slow		*Slow
			* Yes
			* No

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	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]

Gronk at 17:55, 28 February 2023

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Gronk at 19:27, 21 July 2022

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	* Threat		* Threat
			*Up/down
			*Right
			*Left
			*Fast
			*Slow

	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]

Gronk at 05:24, 17 May 2022

2022-05-17T05:24:23Z

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	'''Kervammor''' ~~(pronounced~~ KUR-vah-~~mor)~~ is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Darklands]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Darklands often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.		'''Kervammor''' {{Pronunciation\|KUR-vah-more}} is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Darklands]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Darklands often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.

	Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.		Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.

Gronk at 04:33, 7 May 2022

2022-05-07T04:33:17Z

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	'''Kervammor''' is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Darklands]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Darklands often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.		'''Kervammor''' (pronounced KUR-vah-mor) is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Darklands]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Darklands often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.

	Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.		Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.

Gronk at 01:59, 26 April 2022

2022-04-26T01:59:10Z

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	'''Kervammor''' is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Darklands]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Darklands often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.		'''Kervammor''' is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Darklands]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls or rocks to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Darklands often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.

	Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.		Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.
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	* Entrance/exit		* Entrance/exit
	* Falling		* Falling
			*Food
	* Radiation		* Radiation
	* Safe		* Safe

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{{LanguageInfobox
|name = Kervammor
|scope = Global; [[Darklands]]
|writing_system = Dwarven runes
|related_languages = Dwarven
}}
'''Kervammor''' is a written code used by dwarven travelers within the [[Darklands]]. Kervammor is not its own distinct language, but rather a method to use the dwarven runic alphabet as a shorthand. These characters are scratched into cave walls to note dangers, opportunities, or resources that might be relevant to future travelers through the same route. Adventurers wandering through the extensive cave systems of the Darklands often rely upon old Kervammoric runes to gain clues of what lies ahead.

Each character in Kervammor represents a word or phrase that its writer would like to pass along. By convention, runes have single meaning each - for concepts not already assigned to one of the 24 runes, basic pictographs are used instead.

The following is an incomplete list of all concepts that can be conveyed with a single character in Kervammor:
* Bad air
* Bad water
* Clean air
* Clean water
* Community
* Danger
* Dwarf
* Entrance/exit
* Falling
* Radiation
* Safe
* Surface
* Threat

[[Category:Languages]]