The following languages and scripts are known of in Carlsport, but more may exist. Languages are categorized as living (people known to use it as a primary language), dead (cultures which used this language have been gone for a long time, or lost (cultures which used this language are of unknown outcome) additional notes may include races which have trouble with pronunciation or religions which use the language for liturgical purposes. Races listed will be at disadvantage to any rolls they need to make which rely upon their use of that language, though they can still communicate ideas. There is no disadvantage in understanding a language that a character is proficient in. Supernatural languages (infernal, primordial, etc) are as in the core books.
| Language | status | notes |
| Caroliniain | living | |
| Draconic | lost | Tiamat: human, elf, dwarf, halfling, gnome, tiefling, half elf, orc, half orc, goblin, hobgoblin, bugbear |
| Gargantos(Giant hills) | living | |
| Guthral (monster woods) | living | human, elf, dwarf, gnome, tiefling, half elf, halfling, dragonborn |
| Hibernal | living | |
| Kendoharian | dead | reptile men, yuan ti purebloods, kobolds, dragonborn |
| Marshwise | living | human, elf, dwarf, halfling, gnome, tiefling, half elf, orc, half orc, goblin, hobgoblin, bugbear, yuan ti pureblood |
| Muldivarian | living | |
| Old Imperial | dead | Cernic |
| Sethsian | living | human, elf, dwarf, gnome, tiefling, half elf, halfling, orc, half orc, goblin, hobgoblin, bugbear |
| Spithreal | living | orcs, goblins, hobgoblins, bugbears, dwarf, gnome |
| Vensuvian | living | |
| Wukan | living | |
| Sylvan | living | Only available to elves and faeries |
Trade languages- normally those which are taken as part of a class such as thieves cant or duidic, are not full languages but rather a system of code words and symbols which may be recognized and used by anyone who knows the language but cannot communicate complex ideas. Real world examples would be graffiti art code or masonic symbolism. They might indicate (in the case of the prior) a safe place to eat or a marking of victories or reference (for the later) certain arcane principles, but you are never going to conduct a business negotiation in masonic. Someone with one of these languages may however conceal key elements of a conversation so that it can only be understood by those in the know while conversing in a shared regular language.
