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* ''TabletopGame/MageTheAwakening'' has the High Speech, which may or may not be the same as Atlantean. It is, as far as most mages can determine, a language which accurately describes the fabric of reality itself and is used to empower spells by more precisely defining their parameters. [[{{Muggles}} Sleepers]] [[WeirdnessCensor cannot perceive it at all]] in either its written or spoken forms, and other supernatural creatures can perceive it for what it is but not understand it. Even most Mages only know enough to empower their spells -- only a select few obsessives even know enough of it to hold a basic conversation. Mages theorise the language may be "broken", missing some essential component.
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* ''TabletopGame/MageTheAwakening'' has the High Speech, which may or may not be the same as Atlantean. It is, as far as most mages can determine, a language which accurately describes the fabric of reality itself and is used to empower spells by more precisely defining their parameters. [[{{Muggles}} Sleepers]] [[WeirdnessCensor cannot perceive it at all]] in either its written or spoken forms, and other supernatural creatures can perceive it for what it is but not understand it. Even most Mages only know enough to empower their spells -- only a select few obsessives even know enough of it to hold a basic conversation. Attempting to learn enough to be actively fluent in it is simply, literally impossible. Mages theorise the language may be "broken", missing some essential component.
