However I heard from one of the translators is helping to rewrite it

Off topic, krosis

Wow. This thread died. Defibs anyone?

After some great discussion on the community wall, a further developed system. Note that the word for "seven" has now changed from zos to vet and the word for "eight" has changed from eln to ot:

one - gein
two - ziin
three - sed
four - hir
five - hen
six - sok
seven - vet
eight - ot
nine - nen

ten - men
eleven - men gein
twelve - men ziin
thirteen - men sed

A suffix of "-o / -no" is used for words for "twenty," "thirty," etc. The latter is used if the word doesn't end with "n." So:

twenty - ziino
thirty - sedno
fourty - hirno
fifty - heno
sixty - sokno
seventy - vetno
eighty - otno
ninety - neno

Longer numbers are constructed greatest digit to smallest. Hyphens indicate multiplication.

Two hundred and twenty - Ziin-ben ziino, "two-hundred twenty"
Two hundred and twenty one - Ziin-ben ziino gein, "two-hundred twenty one"
Two hundred and twenty-two - Ziin-ben ziino ziin, "two-hundred twenty-two"
Five thousand three hundred and eight - Hen-ton sed-ben ot, "five-thousand three-hundred eight."

In most cases it's fairly identical to English with the removal of "and."

I liked the old system :/

hiith

I liked the old system :/

I beg to differ. It was clunky and long-winded whereas this is far more dense and concise.

qobofus

I beg to differ. It was clunky and long-winded whereas this is far more dense and concise.

It was natural, logical, and much different from English. The dragons hardly needed to express long numbers, anyways.