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My new conlang Naollyyt, spoken by the Naollyytians, a species of troll-like beings from middle-earth. The language has 30 consonants, eight vowels (with a length distinction for each) and seven diphthongs, shown in the image below: Consonants and vowels of Naollyyt.jpg All morphemes are monosyllabi...

Siberian Dwarvish (second revision): Consonants and vowels.jpg Allophony: /l/ is realized as [ɺ] root-medially between two vowels, and as /l/ root-initially or when next to a consonant. The phoneme does not occur root-finally. /h/ may become palatal [ç] after /i/, velar [x] after /u/, and intermedia...

Siberian Dwarvish revised: /p t k q/ /ɓ ɗ/ /s ɬ ɣ h/ /m n/ /l ʁ̞/ /i ɨ u/ /e ǝ o/ /ä/ /s/ > [z] intervocalically, as shown in the spelling. /h/ may take on weak frication consistent with the vowel preceding it. /ʁ̞/ is a uvular approximant, but may also have weak frication. /i ɨ u/ are lowered and m...

The phonology of Nuutavik, spoken by a tribe of forest elves:

http://conlang.wikia.com/wiki/Nutavik#Phonology

Tehuelche is another example of a language with no high vowels, having just the vowels /e a o/.

And here's my other conlang Noxahi: Plosive: / t k / <t c> Fricative: / s ɬ x h / <s hl x h> Nasal: / m n ŋ / <m n g> Liquid: / l ɾ / <l r> Vowels: / i e ə̃ a o / <i e y a o> Notes: Plosives are generally unaspirated but may be weakly aspirated word-initially. /h/ may be voiced intervocalically. Oth...

My second conlang revised: Plosive: / b t d k g / <b t d k g> Fricative: / s ɬ x h / <s hl x h> Nasal: / m n ŋ / <m n ng> Approximant: / l / <l> Flap: / ɾ / <r> Vowels: / i e ə̃ a o ũ / <i e y a o u> Notes: Vowel length, stress and tone are not contrastive. There is very little allophony. The plosiv...