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|benefit=You can understand and speak languages that you do not understand. You must make a special intelligence check (1d20 + your character level + [[Int]] modifier) against DC 15 (or higher if the language in question is unusually obscure of a language). If successful, you can speak the language for 24 hours, though language is stilted and obviously translated. If you fail the DC, you can still speak , but the grammar is so bad, that your intended meaning is lost, while ; if you fail the DC by 5 or more , [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MyHovercraftIsFullOfEels you say something either that you most certainly did ''not'' intend] (probably the oppositeof what you meant, something rude, or otherwise not intendedabsolute gibberish).|drawback=You actually cannot speak normally without the translator, as you either have speaking issues, a thick accent, or only know an obscure language without your translator. Choose one of your worn or held items: usually an amulet or ring. As long as you have the item, you can translate correctly. If you don't have the item, no one can understand what you are saying. Lastly, without the translator , you suffer a 10% spell failure chance on spells with verbal components. Your translator item radiates faint divination and counts as a magic item, caster level 3rd.