Whatever happened to Tilansia.com? (Looking for another d&d lang converter)

[MonkeySage]

I used to use this site all the time, it really helped to immerse players in the game if I could just hand them a string of Dwarven from Tilansia than to just simply tell them "The letter is written in Dwarven."

Now I cannot access the site anymore, does it just not exist anymore?

If not, is there another site like it that can convert english into one of the d&d languages?

[inexorabletruth]

All the ones I used to use are gone too. Nowadays, I just use cyphers. Chaotic Shiny has a decent cypher, if that's a good enough alternative for you.

[Morph Bark]

Man, there were these things in the first place? I hope someone here can direct me to one that still exists! I'd love to use it for DnD sessions and for Empire.

[Malimar]

I know there's one for Draconic; I don't know about any others.

[Morph Bark]

Some searching yielded this for Drow and this for Elvish. The latter is Tolkienian elvish, but I don't know which language exactly.

[detritus]

The latter is Tolkienian elvish, but I don't know which language exactly.

It's Quenya, looks good but can it do sentences?

[Gavran]

It's Quenya, looks good but can it do sentences?

I'm glad I'm not the only one who knew that. Though not at all surprised.