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This font, based on work by the German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer, is an ornate blackletter suitable for formal titles, inscriptions, and even entire texts in some cases. It contains a complete character set, including a Euro symbol, and has both Regular and Bold versions.
The uppercase letters of this blackletter font are derived from the prayer book of Albrecht Dürer, dating... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$5.00
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The history of the Coelbren y Beirdd, the purported "bards' alphabet" of Wales, is strange at best, involving bards, modern-day druids, and a very interesting forger calling himself Iolo Morganwg. Despite this tangled origin, it is a fascinating and, for gaming purposes, highly useful alphabet. As arranged in this font, Coelbren is perfect for writing anything intended to be simultaneously familiar... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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Etruscan
Before the Romans there were the Etruscans, who wrote a still-unknown language in an alphabet that was the ancestor of our own. Many of the things we think of as disctincively Roman originated with the Etruscans. In a game context, the Etruscan alphabet is perfect for any sorts of old writing or inscriptions in ruins that the players should... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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Hieroglyphica
Egyptian hieroglyphs have fascinated people since the days of ancient Rome, when wealthy Romans were perhaps the world's first tourists, visiting pyramids and temples that were older then than the Roman Colosseum is in the modern day. Even today, over a millennium and a half since the last scribe died, they are part of our art, our... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$6.00
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Lycian
The Lycians were ancient residents of Anatolia, and they wrote with an alphabet which had much in common with Greek, but also differed in many ways, as their language had many different sounds. Eventually, with the spread of Greek culture in the area, the Lycians adopted the Greek language and alphabet. Their language is mostly lost, but their alphabet remains... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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Ogham is an ancient Irish writing system which is as mysterious and mystical as the more familiar Norse runes. Its association with trees and things Celtic make it suitable for anything connected with elves, rangers, and of course druids. Its unusual nature, being constructed on a bar instead of as separate characters, makes it excellent for borders and margins. Additional characters... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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Many ancient alphabets are derived from Phoenician by way of ancient Greek. They are not, however, all from the same version of ancient Greek. Just as the language (Koine) had local dialects, the alphabet did too. Different letters were used in Athens, Crete, and other Greek city-states. Eventually the Ionian version became the common alphabet for the Greek world, from which the modern Greek... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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The Royal Proclamation font is an illuminated capitals font, intended for drop caps and other dramatic initials. It might appear complicated to set up, as there are up to 8 layers involved in producing a full-color character, but it really requires only different colors and italics, etc., of the desired letter. And the effects are spectacular! With Royal Proclamation, you can type your text with nothing... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$6.00
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Runes is the first of Wintertree's historical font sets. It contains both authentic runes, derived from the Elder Futhark, and rune-style characters for the modern alphabet, as seen in the title. In addition to regular, bold, weathered, and outline versions of both of those, there are also versonis called Stones which you can use in text or to make your own paper... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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Sabaean
If the Queen of Sheba was indeed a real person, this is the alphabet she would have written in, because Sheba was the historical Saba. The Sabaeans wrote a lot, for centuries, and Sabaean reproduces one of the most interesting of the styles they used for inscriptions and carvings. This particular variant of Sabaean is vertically compressed,... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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Ugaritic
Ugaritic cuneiform is an alphabetic form of cuneiform writing from ancient Ugarit. It would be excellent for any strange or ancient writing on some form of clay of tablets, or possibly chiseled into stone, and perhaps also bearing ancient treasure maps. Since Akkadian cuneiform, the more familiar version, is on a par with Egyptian hieroglyphs in complexity but harder to read, Ugaritic... [click here for more] |
Wintertree Software |
$4.00
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