LinkTitles).

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	<span style="color:#000000">We have the following available Ears: [http://layonara.com/lore/elf Elven], Halfling, [http://layonara.com/lore/dwarf Dwarven], Dark Elf, Gnomish, Thieves' Cant, Wemic, Animal, Brownie, Underwater, Sign Language, Orc, Goblin, Draconic and Florane ([http://layonara.com/lore/toleflor T'oleflor]). Everything except Draconic and Florane are available on initial submission with some additional support in the biography. </span>		<span style="color:#000000">We have the following available Ears: [http://layonara.com/lore/elf Elven], [[Halfling]], [http://layonara.com/lore/dwarf Dwarven], [[Dark Elf]], Gnomish, Thieves' Cant, [[Wemic]], [[Animal]], [[Brownie]], Underwater, Sign Language, Orc, [[Goblin]], Draconic and Florane ([http://layonara.com/lore/toleflor T'oleflor]). Everything except Draconic and Florane are available on initial submission with some additional support in the biography. </span>

	<span style="color:#000000">Races receive their specific ear on creation. Dark elves receive both the elf and Dark Elf ear. Sea Elves get the elf and underwater ear. Druids and rangers start with the animal ear, while rogues start with the ability to use thieves' cant. Certain clerics may also begin with the animal ear depending on domain. Half elves will be able to understand the elven language but the biography and intelligence must support the ability to speak it. These default ears do not count against your bonus languages. </span>		<span style="color:#000000">[[Races]] receive their specific ear on creation. Dark elves receive both the elf and Dark Elf ear. [[Sea Elves]] get the elf and underwater ear. [[Druids]] and [[rangers]] start with the animal ear, while [[rogues]] start with the ability to use thieves' cant. Certain [[clerics]] may also begin with the animal ear depending on domain. Half elves will be able to understand the elven language but the biography and [[intelligence]] must support the ability to speak it. These default ears do not count against your bonus languages. </span>

	<span style="color:#000000">Languages may also be learned in game from other players. They cannot be learned from familiars or NPCs, and after creation, your character journal must reflect the learning of the language to have it approved. Approval after initial creation involves submitting a request and a link to your character journal as well as the support testimony of your tutors. In any situation, except for automatic languages and where specified to be outside of the norm, all applicants wanting additional languages need to make certain they have the appropriate intelligence to support the request. The maximum number of additional languages to be requested on submission is two (2).</span>		<span style="color:#000000">Languages may also be learned in game from other players. They cannot be learned from familiars or NPCs, and after creation, your character journal must reflect the learning of the language to have it approved. Approval after initial creation involves submitting a request and a link to your character journal as well as the support testimony of your tutors. In any situation, except for automatic languages and where specified to be outside of the norm, all applicants wanting additional languages need to make certain they have the appropriate intelligence to support the request. The maximum number of additional languages to be requested on submission is two (2).</span>

	<span style="color:#000000">The maximum number of non-racial/non-class languages that a character can learn is equal to the character's base Intelligence (INT) modifier. For example, an elven Druid would automatically receive the elven and animal “ears” when the character first signs into the world. With an INT score of 12 (+1 modifier), the character may learn one additional language, if desired. This language may be granted on the initial approval or learned over time in-game.</span>		<span style="color:#000000">The maximum number of non-racial/non-class languages that a character can learn is equal to the character's base Intelligence (INT) modifier. For example, an elven [[Druid]] would automatically receive the elven and animal “ears” when the character first signs into the world. With an INT score of 12 (+1 modifier), the character may learn one additional language, if desired. This language may be granted on the initial approval or learned over time in-game.</span>

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We have the following available Ears: [http://layonara.com/lore/elf Elven], Halfling, [http://layonara.com/lore/dwarf Dwarven], Dark Elf, Gnomish, Thieves' Cant, Wemic, Animal, Brownie, Underwater, Sign Language, Orc, Goblin, Draconic and Florane ([http://layonara.com/lore/toleflor T'oleflor]). Everything except Draconic and Florane are available on initial submission with some additional support in the biography. 

Races receive their specific ear on creation. Dark elves receive both the elf and Dark Elf ear. Sea Elves get the elf and underwater ear. Druids and rangers start with the animal ear, while rogues start with the ability to use thieves' cant. Certain clerics may also begin with the animal ear depending on domain. Half elves will be able to understand the elven language but the biography and intelligence must support the ability to speak it. These default ears do not count against your bonus languages. 

Languages may also be learned in game from other players. They cannot be learned from familiars or NPCs, and after creation, your character journal must reflect the learning of the language to have it approved. Approval after initial creation involves submitting a request and a link to your character journal as well as the support testimony of your tutors. In any situation, except for automatic languages and where specified to be outside of the norm, all applicants wanting additional languages need to make certain they have the appropriate intelligence to support the request. The maximum number of additional languages to be requested on submission is two (2).

The maximum number of non-racial/non-class languages that a character can learn is equal to the character's base Intelligence (INT) modifier. For example, an elven Druid would automatically receive the elven and animal “ears” when the character first signs into the world. With an INT score of 12 (+1 modifier), the character may learn one additional language, if desired. This language may be granted on the initial approval or learned over time in-game.

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