Disciple of Nagash said:No posts?!
Come on, there is plenty to do. Show the wolves to the vault, hunt for the gem, find the human. I thought by this point I would be writing the discovery of the thief.
Fishhead Slackjaw Mcgee said:Well, you can if you want but he doesnt understand Empire. Verbal taunting simply wont cut it.
The book speaks of dialects, but it is implied that each dialect is simply the range of terms and the specific manner in which those terms are conveyed. After all, how could a Skink Preist convey the message of a Slann to a Saurus war-leader or give orders to a Kroxigor worker if they were all born with inherent knowledge of different languages?Warhammer Armies: Lizardmen said:The language spoken by the Lizardmen is incredibly versatile and rich. Every member of the race, from the Mage-Priests to the Kroxigor is spawned able to understand the words and associated concepts needed to fulfill their role.
In short, all Lizardmen speak the same 'language' and can partially understand each other, but have very different areas of expertise that they have knowledge of.Warhammer Armies: Lizardmen (2003) said:Although Saurian can be a complex form of speech, it is also a tongue that any of the Lizardmen can use. Particular types of Lizardmen use only what they need to effectively communicate in their arena within their society.