Common

Summary: Common is, as the name suggests, the most commonly spoken language in the world. It was a language formed by the fusion of many cultures all slowly combining together over centuries.

Sounds: Common is heavily impacted by the other languages that the speaker knows, taking on elements of those languages. For example, a speaker who also knows elvish will speak in a more sing-song fashion, while a speaker who also knows gnomish will speak so quickly that it can still resemble the gnomish language, and be difficult to understand.

Appearance: Common writing is unique in that it was the only script that had some amount of conscious design behind it, as opposed to developing naturally over centuries, as with other languages. Its characters are simple, and constructed entirely of straight lines and right-angles, making it easy to write in, no matter what tool is being used.