Monologue through a stone of farspeech or a ward-tripped illusion spell.
I'm convinced this was the primary reason D&D3E had so many ways to speak through an animal companion or construct.
When I DM-ed, I used them to (attempt to) deliver foolishly informative villainous monologues.
Mostly I just lost villain companions to fireball, of course.
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I'm convinced this was the primary reason D&D3E had so many ways to speak through an animal companion or construct.
When I DM-ed, I used them to (attempt to) deliver foolishly informative villainous monologues.
Mostly I just lost villain companions to fireball, of course.