fvtt-module-polyglot VS dragonflagon-fvtt

fvtt-module-polyglot - Talk to others using a language you can speak and scrambles text you can't understand, into several fantasy scripts.

Polyglot - Allows players to use their tokens to speak in different languages. Only other players with that same language can understand what is being said.

Polyglot - lets you send messages in lots of 5e languages. Any character who understands that language can see the message translated, and others just the glyphs of the language.

Polyglot: Speak as different languages

Polyglot

In the meantime I'd suggest using DF Architect and DF Curvy Walls to make your life easier. There aren't many maps I've seen which can't have their walls draw manually in a few minutes.

DragonFlagon Curvy Walls - tools for drawing curved walls

DF Manual Rolls: Allows toggleable behavior for requesting manual rolls, inserting that value into regular roll actions

DragonFlagon Active Lights

DF Chat Enhancements has capabilities for logging in addition to other things, and it does a really good job.

DragonFlagon Chat Enhancements https://github.com/flamewave000/dragonflagon-fvtt/tree/master/df-chat-enhance I'm mostly using this mod for the ability to edit chat messages. The idea is that players would use this to state their actions, and then be able to change their mind later if someone else does something unexpected, or does something that would cause the original actions to "fizzle".

There's also DF Curvy Walls, which I haven't used myself yet, but I'm planning to add it soon. This helps you with drawing curved walls. (It doesn't actually curving walls, it just approximates a curve with lots of straight segments.) This together with Monk's "keep nodes together" tweak could make drawing odd wall shapes much easier, I think.