Languages of Varmot
These are the languages in Varmot and their 5e counterpart. Keep in mind that the 5e counterpart don't reflect anything about the Varmot one, as it turns out that 5e language structure is not the same as Varmot language structure. Shocking I know.
How to set the language in D&D Beyond
| Ethnicity | 5e language |
|---|---|
| The Divine Light | Celestial |
| Vaiho | Halfling |
| Surks | Primordial |
| Ionian | Common |
| Ceirdyn | Sylvan |
| Ancient Language (The First Ones) | Dwarvish |
| Ancient Language (The Long Lived Ones) | Elvish |
How to set the language in D&D Beyond
Go to your character sheet and click on PROFICIENCIES & LANGUAGES, and click on Add new proficiency - add new language
Then you put the name to the Varmot equivalent and the source to the dnd 5e version
Then it's all done and if you hover over your language you see the 5e equivalent
Go to your character sheet and click on PROFICIENCIES & LANGUAGES, and click on Add new proficiency - add new language
Then you put the name to the Varmot equivalent and the source to the dnd 5e version
Then it's all done and if you hover over your language you see the 5e equivalent
Then you put the name to the Varmot equivalent and the source to the dnd 5e version
Then it's all done and if you hover over your language you see the 5e equivalent
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