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| The art of communication in all of its varied forms. It is assumed that everyone is fluent in Galactic Basic and their species' native tongue if different from Basic; this skill is meant to define ability in other languages besides those. This skill requires at least one Specialization. | | The art of communication in all of its varied forms. See the [[Languages]] page for details. |
| == Specializations ==
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| === Huttese ===
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| Language spoken by the Hutts and many of those native to Hutt territories in the Outer Rim.
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| === Wookie ===
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| Language spoken by Wookies, a race native to the planet Kashyyk.
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| === Jawaese===
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| Language spoken by Jawas, who typically roam the Outer Rim in search of salvage to sell.
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| === Droid ===
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| Language spoken by droids. This language may be understood but not usually spoken by organics.
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| === Tusken ===
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| Language spoken by Tusken Raiders, a race of primitive nomads native to Tattooine.
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| === Zabraki ===
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| Language spoken by the Zabrak, a race native to the planet Iridonia.
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| === Galactic Sign Language ===
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| Republic-established language that uses hand signals as opposed to the spoken word. It is used by the disabled and in situations where silence is necessary.
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| [[Category:Systems]][[Category:Skills]][[Category:Knowledge]] | | [[Category:Systems]][[Category:Skills]][[Category:Knowledge]] |
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| == Benchmarks == | | == Benchmarks == |
| * 1 - 9: Failure to understand or speak/use the language | | * 1 - 9: Enough to understand basics or carry on a simple conversation, answer yes/no questions |
| * 10 - 14: Enough to understand basics or carry on a simple conversation, answer yes/no questions
| | * 10 - 20: Conversational knowledge, but may have an accent |
| * 15 - 20: Conversational knowledge, but may have an accent | | * 21 - 30+: Fluent or equivalent to native speaker/user |
| * 21 - 25+: Fluent or equivalent to native speaker/user | |
Revision as of 19:22, 30 September 2021
The art of communication in all of its varied forms. See the Languages page for details.
Benchmarks
- 1 - 9: Enough to understand basics or carry on a simple conversation, answer yes/no questions
- 10 - 20: Conversational knowledge, but may have an accent
- 21 - 30+: Fluent or equivalent to native speaker/user