What better way to immerse yourself in the world of Cloak & Coin than with some phrases to pepper your in-game dialogue. The people of the Theocracy of Iesadhe speak Iesani.

The written form of Iesani is known as Cavedhet, an alphabet where each symbol represents a sound and is written from left to right, top to bottom.

For example, “The Cloak & Coin Campaign Setting” would be translated to Orerdes Amencumi Besdeh ti Chyk, and written:

The following are common greetings and phrases among the Iesani:

My name is …	Calerthe rej …. Tovre.
What is your name?	Sois calerthe rej tovre?
Hello. How are you?	Deslah, Alsoin stoirdor?
I am great. How are you?	Stondisar stoirdau, ti rej?
Greetings, Friends!	Deslah, Mellesarer
Thank you!	Chanar!
You’re Welcome!	Chanar!
I love you.	Reige Mellesau

Very faithful Dhomists will also often use Nebresym Dhomi vairderym tovruse. (Dhom’s will be done) as a salutation.

The Iesani are a very faithful – and superstitious – people, so it should come as no surprise that religious aphorisms are common:

The hand of Dhom shields us. The way of Rin guides us.	Stresa Dhomi thyge melie. Dehym Rini thyge stece.
It is through faith that we move forward.	Stonu verah tovre se thy sti dehecemi.
The law helps those who watch. Not those who sleep.	Vaik stivairde soj stilose. Boru soj dunje.

The most common Dhomist prayer, memorized by the faithful since childhood calls one to recall the sacrifices of the avatars and martyrs and seek salvation through the Abeul Rin:

Having first remembered Dhom, Think upon the sacrifice of the Reborn.	Stesur Dhom nuvajedhym nevihor, Ori sanencajah Nusteceri vajedhach
The hand of Dhom shields us and the way of Rin guides us	Stresa Dhomi thyge melie ti dehym Rini thyge stece.
Having first remembered Dhom, Think upon the 27 martyrs	Stesur Dhom nuvajedhym nevihor, Ori onverdu jogom drasir vajedhach
The holy Arghedhom teaches us, and the way of Rin guides us.	Sanar Arghedhom thyge losove ti dehym Rini thyge stece.

You can download the constructed language guide for Iesani to create your own phrases: