An ancient tongue, handed down for countless years by brownie and hob families. It seems to have evolved from Nefren, or into Nefren, but its changes since its inception have closely followed the development of the other dorn tongues. Most linguists suspect the economic ties between dorn and brownie cultures have prompted the two races to retain some similarities in their languages to facilitate trade. Nevertheless, Brownish is used widely to unite the traveling caravans and commonly spoken by hobs as well.