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There are lots of situations where underwater races will want to send messages to each other, write in spell books, create maps, etc.

Are there any examples out there in D&D lore (any edition, any canonical setting, Forgotten Realms preferred) of aquatic writing? Or, are there other ways of writing that can be done underwater?

There are lots of situations where underwater races will want to send messages to each other, write in spell books, create maps, etc.

Are there any examples out there in D&D lore (any edition, any canonical setting, Forgotten Realms preferred) of aquatic writing?

There are lots of situations where underwater races will want to send messages to each other, write in spell books, create maps, etc.

Are there any examples out there in D&D lore (any edition, any canonical setting, Forgotten Realms preferred) of aquatic writing?

There are lots of situations where underwater races will want to send messages to each other, write in spell books, create maps, etc.

Are there any examples out there in D&D lore (any edition, any canonical setting, Forgotten Realms preferred) of aquatic writing? Or, are there other ways of writing that can be done underwater?

There are lots of situations where underwater races will want to send messages to each other, write in spell books, create maps, etc.

Are there any examples out there in D&D lore (any edition) of aquatic writing?

There are lots of situations where underwater races will want to send messages to each other, write in spell books, create maps, etc.

Are there any examples out there in D&D lore (any edition, any canonical setting, Forgotten Realms preferred) of aquatic writing?