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Do you have any translators that translate into the actual runes? Like with the unique symbols? If you're looking for transliterations, https://www.fantasytranslator.com/ offers Elvish, Dwarvish, and Draconic alphabets.
Have you come across an Astral language translator? If not, what would be a good substitute? What if you just use real life languages to fill in any blanks as you need them? Like gnomes speak German. Giants speak Swedish, etc. Or throw in Klingon or Dothraki.
First things first: Each of the languages on this website are entirely new and original. I've been working with several exceptionally talented conlang/conscript designers to create some stellar, fresh interpretations of these classic fantasy languages.
Just a substitution / transliteration, replaces letters of the Latin alphabet with old Celtic Ogham script (unicode characters). Written for D&D roleplay, can be used for speaking in the Sylvan or Druidic languages.
28 gru 2021 · Use one of the romance languages (French, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, and Portuguese) as your Elvish language, and pull in some good ol’ fashioned Latin as Sylvan. Trust me when I say it is far easier to find a Latin translator online than it is to find a Sylvan one.
The language of nature creatures in dungeons and dragons. I used this script (https://dirtlords.fandom.com/wiki/Centaur-Sylvan_Translator) to get the words, but I also combined some words to make my own.
Much easier would be automatically including (or having the option to automatically include) a QR code that contains the original text and possibly even a link to the page that translated that text. For example, if I translate "hello" to Elvish, the link would be to something like https://www.fantasytranslator.com?lang=Elvish&text=hello.
