can you imagine the sheer vastness of an asari matriarchs (or even matrons or maidens) vocabulary. and can you imagine how outdated some of those words they’re going to use, will be.

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can you imagine the sheer vastness of an asari matriarchs (or even matrons or maidens) vocabulary. and can you imagine how outdated some of those words they’re going to use, will be.

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If Tolkien were a Mass Effect Fan.....
I honestly believe that if Tolkien was a Mass Effect fan and wrote fan fiction, it would be 'The Spirit of Redemption' because the author has developed languages and culturally-specific attitudes and sayings for the various races.Â
"Turian and Asari are works in progress, but I actually have studied linguistics, and am formulating grammatical rules. Everyone always wants to compare my stuff to Taviss. *shrug* I'd prefer a comparison to Tolkien, who generated elvish out of Old English and Old Norse, primarily, just as turian is generated out of Latin, for me."  -- The 'Spirit of Redemption' author on the languages she has created in her story.