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In response to patch v1.3.7.0.1377 to Pillars of Eternity (June 6, 2024), the random loot tables shown on the wiki have been updated. These changes may take time to propegate.

As a result, random loot data is no longer accurate to old versions of the game, including all console ports. We'll be working to provide a mechanism to switch between pre-patch and post-patch loot for console players.

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Runes flash through your head, but they're no longer just pictures. They have meaning, and you understand them. They're commands. Something triggers in your mind, a distant memory unearthed from a past life long since buried. You can see a vast array of runes, far more than Icantha has shown you, and you know their sound and their meaning and how they fit together, the language of Engwith once more at your command.
~ The Watcher re-learns it once more.
Orthography engwithan

Letters in Engwithan script along with their English counterparts

Engwithan and Glanfathan are from the same part of the world and are loosely related (as Cornish and Irish are). The ancient Engwythan language (used by the previous residents of Eir Glanfath) is barely understood by even the most well-read scholars. It is based on real world Cornish.[1]

Gameplay[ | ]

The protagonist can learn the Engwithan language from Icantha during Undying Heritage.

Glossary[ | ]

  • Caoth i Bhád – Life in Death.[2]
  • Bád i Caothaí – Death in Life.[2]
  • Breith Eaman – Court of Penitents

Phrases[ | ]

  • E dhnéi tói Engwith? – "Do you speak Engwithan?"

References

  1. Obsidian forum post by Josh Sawyer, 17/6/13
  2. 2.0 2.1 Found in Eir Glanfath's ruins, Update #24
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