An angular rune-style font built from straight strokes and small diamonds, for fantasy games, maps and book covers.

Aether Glyphs looks like an invented alphabet carved with a chisel, though under the hood it is Latin you can type. Every letter is made of straight monoline strokes and sharp angles. Curves are rare. Bowls and crossbars turn into small diamonds and flags, so the A carries a diamond in its middle and the R ends in a pointed hook. The forms keep a link to the Latin letters, which means readers can work out a word after a second look.

That makes it fit fantasy work. Game titles, tabletop RPG handouts, fantasy maps, spell books, book covers and worldbuilding projects that need a script of their own all suit it. The size ladder runs from 190 px down to 40 px, and short lines stay readable at the small end. Long text is hard work by design, so keep it to names and headings.

The font has 93 glyphs: A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9 and basic punctuation, set for English in the Latin script. One Regular weight in OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2.

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