Drow Angular

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Release note

FontFamily Drow Angular

FontSubfamily Regular

FontSubfamilyID Urhixidur:Drow Angular:2002

NameTableVersion Version 1.00; 2002 September 06

PostScriptFontName Drow_Angular

Manufacturer Urhixidur Fonts

Designer Daniel U. Thibault

Description Drow Angular 2002 1.00 A freeware fantasy font. The original glyphs supplied by the on-line Elven Kingdom of ArËthane (http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/vortexshadow/arethanehome.html; follow the link to the Elven Alphabet and Dictionary) were very rounded in appearance; this version tries to match more closely the spiky look of TSR's Drow Runes. The ArËthane character mapping was extensively modified and a large number of glyphs added (digits, punctuation, etc.). The term Drow originally designated a tiny elf which lived in caves and forged magic metal work (Scottish mythology). The term was used by E. Gary Gygax and TSR to designate an underground dwelling, chiefly evil branch of the elves --and this is the version that took hold of contemporary imaginations. The terms Drow and "Dark Elf" are interchangeable.

VendorURL http://www.bigfoot.com/~D.U.Thibault

License NOTIFICATION OF LICENSE AGREEMENT This typeface is the property of Daniel U. Thibault and its use by you is covered under the terms of a license agreement. You may freely copy and distribute this typeface --in fact, you may not charge a fee for doing so-- as long as it has not been tampered with (for conversions to other formats, contact me). You may not copy parts of this typeface (such as glyph contours) without including an acknowledgement in the finished product. You may use this typeface in a finished product (printed matter; electronic image; multimedia, television or cinematographic work of some kind) as long as an acknowledgement is included. All I ask for is recognition.