Talk:Eredun
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Demonic (Eredun) vs. Draenei (language)
This article should hold more about words from the in-game "'Demonic" in-game language more so than stuff from the "Draenei (language)", for example random stuff from Curse of Tongues or that the demons say in-game.
Sure its ok to make refrences to Draenei language as there is definitely a connection, but we don't know how much change has occured between the two languages in the 25,000 years that both cultures have had a chance to evolve. We also know that that many words have lost meaning to Draenei, or have changed meanings.
Both in the game and the RPG Eredun/Demonic and Draenei are treated as seperate languages, and any assumptions that they share exact same words/meanings is speculation as best.-Baggins 14:10, 8 April 2007 (EDT)
Sentient vs. Sapient
"Knowing that other sentient beings would inevitably join the Legion"
This is directly quoted from World of Warcraft website. Both words while sounding somewhat similar, do not have exactly the same meaning. Look it up... :p... Changing it to "sapient" causes an accuracy issue.Baggins 07:37, 20 July 2007 (UTC)
Warlocks should get Demonic
It makes no sense that a Warlock can do all of these things with Demons, yet they can't even understand the Demon language. What's worse is that Warlocks get Curse of Tongues, which forces the target to speak in Demonic; what logic is there to being able to force someone to speak a language you can't speak yourself?
- Blizzard could at least make Demonic a trainable passive ability (like being able to wear Plate for Warriors and Paladins, or Feline Grace for a Druid's Cat Form). Felindre
Shaza'kiel
Valeera says this while possessed by a demonic entity. It is Eredun, not Thalassian, like the rest of the proceeding phrases. ---- 
Varghedin talk / contribs 00:36, 8 November 2008 (UTC)
