Khurzic

The roots of the Khurzic languages stretch back to prehistory in the north, making them difficult to trace. Several of these tongues are believed to have been brought to this area by pilgrims who traveled there in around 5500 BR as part of an exodus designed to spread Menite teachings into the northlands. Led by the warrior Belcor and the sage-priest Geth, these disciples sought to translate the True Law into local tongues and preserve these scriptures in writing.

Khurzic uses a distinct alphabet likely derived from the pre-Caspian alphabet once used in Icthier. Like Caspian, Khurzic is no longer spoken but is studied by scholars of ancient history. Most Khurzic languages have begun to fall by the wayside in favor of modern Khadoran, which is spoken pervasively across the Khadoran Empire.