Exotic Languages

[Telonius]

I came across this on 5e.d20.srd (http://5e.d20srd.org/srd/description.htm#exoticLanguages):



Exotic Languages
Language Typical Speakers
Abyssal Demons
Celestial Celestials
Draconic Dragons, dragonborn
Deep Speech Aboleths, chairs


I'd had no idea aboleths could converse with furniture! :smallbiggrin:

(I know, it's supposed to read "Cloakers.")

[Monavic]

I feel like it may be a joke about mimics =)

[Millstone85]

I feel like it may be a joke about mimics =)My first thought too, but then I checked the MM and 5e mimics do not know any language, except for a few who learn Common or Undercommon.

Also, they are considered monstrosities instead of aberrations. :smallannoyed:

[MrStabby]

I presume it was supposed to be Chuuls as they have deep speech. I prefer talking to chairs though.

[Squiddish]

Well, on open5e (https://open5e.com/characters/background.html#languages) they list Aboleths and cloakers

[JackPhoenix]

PHB lists Mind Flayers and Beholders, which I guess can't be mentioned in SRD thanks to product identity. Chair may be autocorrect of Chuul, good catch.