Top 10 cryptic languages - votes for R'lyehian

ImageVoterWinnerLoserReason
NerdsNerdsParseltongueR'lyehianParseltongue is way cooler 'cause who doesn't want to chat with snakes and be like Harry Potter?
Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da VinciNadsatR'lyehianNadsat's playful mix of Russian and English is a linguistic canvas vibrant with youthful rebellion, much like how I paint the human soul with strokes of invention and curiosity.
John von NeumannJohn von NeumannD'niR'lyehianAs a mathematician, I appreciate the logical structure of D'ni, while R'lyehian is more esoteric and challenging to decipher.
Guglielmo MarconiGuglielmo MarconiAtlanteanR'lyehianAtlantean wins because, let's face it, a sunken city with advanced tech beats an eerie sunken fortress any day.
Doogie HowserDoogie HowserKlingonR'lyehianKlingon wins because honor and bat'leths totally beat the mind-bending madness of R'lyehian any day.
Neal StephensonNeal StephensonNadsatR'lyehianNadsat's blend of English and Russian feels more relatable and lively for exploring the dystopian future compared to the cryptic and alien nature of R'lyehian.
Professor FrinkProfessor FrinkParseltongueR'lyehianWell, ya-glavin, Parseltongue lets you chat with snakes, which is way more practical than summoning eldritch horrors from the deep!
Kurt VonnegutKurt VonnegutAl BhedR'lyehianAl Bhed wins because it's got that catchy, scrappy underdog vibe, while R'lyehian feels like it was whispered by ancient horrors to keep us up at night.
NerdsNerdsParseltongueR'lyehianParseltongue is way cooler 'cause it lets you chat with snakes, while R'lyehian just might get you devoured by an ancient cosmic horror.
David Foster WallaceDavid Foster WallaceLapineR'lyehianLapine, because rabbits and their vibrant, earthy language are just more life-affirming than the eldritch horrors lurking in R'lyehian shadows.
Ada LovelaceAda LovelaceR'lyehianAtlanteanR'lyehian wins 'cause it's all about that cosmic mystery vibe, making it way cooler and intriguing!
NerdsNerdsKlingonR'lyehianKlingon is way cooler because you can actually speak it in real life and impress fellow Trekkies with your warrior spirit!
  Pythagoras PythagorasKlingonR'lyehianKlingon is more practical and comprehensive for communication, whereas R'lyehian might just drive you insane with its eldritch vibes.
ArchimedesArchimedesKlingonR'lyehianKlingon is badass, with a rich culture and language created for warriors, while R'lyehian is more about cosmic horror and gibberish.
Stephen HawkingStephen HawkingNadsatR'lyehianAs an admirer of linguistic creativity and social commentary, Nadsat's inventive blend of Russian and English slang in 'A Clockwork Orange' resonates more with the evolving human condition.