In the 9th grade, I came up with this webcomic about a bunch of twens, who were recruited by a werewolf cult and dragged into a werewolf dimension… our main character glut herself on fantasy novels as a kid, and now has crises of mind when she's put in a world exactly like one, and isn't the legendary mythical savior type she expected. Interesting ideas I had for it.
I hate how much work I put into something so insanely stupid - I drafted a full religious and political structure, architectural movements, the economic structure of a full-on soviet union allegory, the anatomy of different species of werewolf, the geological formations of the dimension it took place in, and the grammar and basic vocabulary of one of many planned werewolf languages.

I spent a lot of time researching what a werewolf could or couldn't pronounce… so 5 of the 25 consonants are variations on "s," and there are no nasal phonemes; there were 'specific' and 'vague' forms of the third person pronoun; it was SOV (SVO in questions, and SVAO) and cases were determined by suffix. I put a fuckton of thought into this.

Missing the notes I wrote on it. All I have left are a few charts and random phrases –
"Qe fe tun mae an Ghasstəð pwiquU-və ya?" is "can you direct me to the shop?"
and "ə ma!kegha qefuw-dae kyiqlao ṅəm ggaoss" is "the (theoretical) archer hid behind (unseen) yon rock." (That n in "ṅəm" should have an umlaut, and pronounced like a dutch 'n' with the tongue at the back of the throat.)

As it turns out, inventing languages is hard as fuck, and as a theoretical linguist I was inventing one that no one could use. Kinda glad I gave up on it. Luckily my high school was filled with nerds, never got beaten up for it.. XD Some of my friends were making their own and gave up quite fast.

Has anybody else tried something like this? I'd love to hear your stories.