Fox and Tree language list, sources needed

[Drammor]

Back on the last board, a very kind user helped me by finding an incredible list of languages. Between he and I, we might have actually found every language in 3.5 but three or maybe four.

I need all the languages so I can sort out a list of "usable" ones for the Fox and Tree martial discipline, which is uses Speak Language as its key skill. Even though Speak Language doesn't have ranks or a limit on how many you can know. I've had to make some fancy adjustments for that fact, and it has been fun, but...

It would be very helpful if folks could help me track down the sources of all these languages. I don't have all the books they were found in, and it would be nice if you kind users could lend a hand.

And here's the list:

Abyssal¹
Aboleth^MM1
Aglarondan
Aleph^{aka the Language Primeval, CA}
Alzhedo
Amedi
Ancient Baklunish
Ancient Salt Mummy^MM3
Ancient Suloise*^CA
Aquan¹
Aragrakh
Argon
Armandish^{Armand, MM3}
Asherati^Sand
Auran¹
Avolakia^MM2
Bakemono
Battle Signals^HoB
Beguiler
Beholder^MM1
Bhuka
Blink Dog^MM1
Boggle^MM2
Buso
Celestial¹
Chessentan
Chondathon
Chultan
Cold Tongue
Common, Rokugani
Common¹
Daan
Daelkyr
Damaran
Dambrathan
Darfelan
Dark One^FF
Demodand^FF
Desmodu***^FF
Draconic¹
Drow Sign Language^DotW
Druidic¹
Durpari
Dwarven¹
Elsewhale
Elven¹
Ethereal Marauder??
Ettin Pidgin^{Constructed of Orc, Goblin and Giant; MM1}
Feline^{Catfolk, MotP}
Feral
Flan
Formian
Giant¹
Gith^{Githyanki and Githzerai, CPsi}
Githyanki^MM1
Githzerai^MM1
Gnoll¹
Gnome¹
Goblin, Grodd
Goblin¹
Gol-Kaa
Grell^LoM
Grimlock^MM1
Gutterspeak
Hadozee
Halfling¹
Halruaan
Hengeyokai
Heshar^Gho
Howler
Hulgorkyn
Ibixian^{Goatfolk, MM3}
Ice Weird
Ignan¹
Illumian^RoD
Illuskan
Infernal¹
Irial
Kaorti^FF
Kappa
Keolandish
Khen-Zai**^{Ethergaunt, FF}
Kuo-Toan^MM1
Kythric
Lantanese
Lendorian Elf
Leskylor^BoED
Loross
Loxo^MM2
Lumi^MM3
Mabrahoring**^{aka High Infernal, FC2}
Mabran
Maenad^XPH
Marru
Midani
Modron^MotP
Moilian^{Bleakborn, LM}
Mongrelfolk Pidgin^FF
Mulhorandi
Mulhorandi (Thay)
Naga, Shinomen
Neraph
Nerra^FF
Netherese
Nexalen
Nezumi
Nycter^MM3
Nyrondese
Odopi^MM3
Oeridian, Old
Old Cormyrean
Olman
Orc¹
Ordai
Pek^Gho
Qualith††^{Illithid, LoM}
Quor
Rashemi
Rhek^BoED
Rhopan
Riedran
Rilmani
Risian
Roushoum
Runehound^MM3
Sahuagin^MM1
Salak^Gho
Sarrukhar
Seldruin
Serusan
Shaaran
Shadowlands
Shadowshyft
Shou
Silthilar^LoM
Slaad^MM1
Snow Weird
Sphinx^MM1
Spirit Tongue
Sporebat†^FF
Stonesinger^MM3
Susurrus^MM3
Sylvan¹
Synad^CPsi
Tako
Talaire^{Quietus Stiletto, CPsi}
Tashalan
Tashultan
Tasloi
Tengu
Terran¹
Thorass
Thri-kreen^CS
Treant^MM1
Tsochar^{Tsochari, LoM}
Tuigan
Turmic
Ulagha
Uluik
Umber Hulk^MM1
Undercommon¹
Untheric
Urskan
Vanara
Varrangoin^FF
Velondi
Worg^MM1
Xeph^XPH
Yuan-ti<sup>MM1

1</sup> SRD or Player's Handbook
* Lost language
** Cannot be learned
*** Due to its supersonic and subsonic utterances, most races cannot speak this language
† Ambiguous concerning whether or not it can be learned
†† Written and telepathic only, this language has no spoken form
?? Is this actually a language? I can't tell.

[awaken_D_M_golem]

... interesting. 
I guarantee there're more languages floating around out there.

Dark Speech is only the most obvious ... even if
it's other uses dominated previous discussions.
     

This was never much of my concern at all,
what with Comp Languages, Tongues, Telepathy.
etc

[bhu]

Aglarondan Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting
Alzhedo FRCS, Players Guide to Faerun
Amedi The Scarlet Brtherhood, Living Greyhawk Gazetteer
Ancient Baklunish Living Greyhawk Gazetteer, Rumours and Whispers of the Flanaess
Aragrakh FRCS
Argon Eberron Campaign Setting, Eberron Players Guide
Bakemono oriental adventures
Beguiler The Shining South?
Bhuka Sandstorm
Buso oriental adventures
Chessentan FRCS
Chondathon FRCS, Races f Faerun
Chultan Races of Faerun
Cold Tongue Living Greyhawk Gazetteer
Common, Rokugani  oriental adventures
Daan ECS
Daelkyr ECS, ECG
Damaran FRCS, RoF
Dambrathan  FRCS, Shining South
Darfelan Stormwrack

add Diabolan and Diabolli Tale Code from the Dragon Compendium

Durpari FRCS, Players Guide to Faerun
Elsewhale planar handbook
Ethereal Marauder??  srd says ethereal marauders speak no known language
Feral
Flan  Living Greyhawk Bazetteer
Formian  monster manual
Goblin, Grodd  Into the Dragons Lair
Gol-Kaa  races of stone
Gutterspeak
Hadozee
Halruaan
Hengeyokai oriental adventures
Howler
Hulgorkyn
Ice Weird
Illuskan
Irial  ECS, ECG
Kappa  oriental adventures
Keolandish
Kythric ECS
Lantanese
Lendorian Elf
Loross
Mabran ECS, ECG
Marru
Midani
Mulhorandi
Mulhorandi (Thay)
Naga, Shinomen
Neraph
Netherese Forgotten Realms Players Guide
Nexalen
Nezumi oriental adventures
Nyrondese
Oeridian, Old
Old Cormyrean
Olman
Ordai
Quori Eberron Players Guide, ECS, various
Rashemi
Rhopan
Riedran Eberron Players Guide, ECS, various
Rilmani
Risian  ECS, ECG
Roushoum
Sarrukhar
Seldruin
Serusan
Shaaran
Shadowlands
Shadowshyft
Shou  Forgotten Realms Players Guide
Snow Weird
Spirit Tongue oriental adventures

add Syranian ECS, ECG

Tako oriental adventures
Tashalan
Tashultan
Tasloi
Tengu

add Thayan Forgotten Realms Players Guide

Thorass
Tuigan  Forgotten Realms Players Guide
Turmic
Ulagha
Uluik
Untheric  Forgotten Realms Players Guide
Urskan
Vanara
Velondi

Editing out what you had already found, I did some quick google searches and found the above.  Will do the rest as soon as I can.
you may also wish to peek here http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?208167-Complete-List-of-Languages

[bhu]

actually i just found this http://docslide.us/documents/dd-languages.html   

[awaken_D_M_golem]

+1 Bhu ... I knew this thread and Drammor
hadn't had any activity for years.  And that
someone must have collected more goodies.

Seemed a timely bump, for another thread.

[bhu]

Aw phoo    Wish I'd known about this when he was around.

[PlzBreakMyCampaign]

DMs should treat random languages (that are learnable) as accents/pidgins of common. Otherwise the Speak Language skill is (even more) useless because you won't be able to Learn Them All^TM with skill ranks.

[awaken_D_M_golem]

DMs should treat random languages (that are learnable) as accents/pidgins of common. Otherwise the Speak Language skill is (even more) useless because you won't be able to Learn Them All^TM with skill ranks.

hmm ... idk how much real world language can be used for a functional Speak Language skill, let alone balancing said skill points.  The points-of-light setting could be like the Mongol empire, largely denuded of people but with a 3 to 5 hundred year old trading language.  That might fit your last post.

People who can read Romance languages can very often without any prior training, read other Romance languages, just because so many rootwords are the same Latin word upstream.  That's more like Decipher Script.  Similar, in China people will hand write Chinese calligraphic symbols in the air, to "translate" across unintelligible dialect boundaries.