Dan Smith's Fantasy Fonts for Windows

Founded August 1995, Last updated on September 23, 2006

Based on the writings of J.R.R.Tolkien, I've created several fantasy fonts for the Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. These fonts are ideal for Role-Playing Gamers (RPG) and Middle-earth Linguists. Some earlier versions of my fonts are available at various archive sites on the World Wide Web, but you will always find the most current versions of my fonts here. These Tolkien-inspired fonts are Postcardware.
Historical Runic Fonts (as used in 'The Hobbit')	Information about Historical European Runes Download Rune fonts for Windows My 'Runic Hall of Fame' Books about Historical European Runes
Tolkien's Tengwar Fonts (as used in the 'Lord of the Rings')	Information about Tolkien's Tengwar alphabet Download Tengwar fonts for Windows My 'Tengwar Hall of Fame' Books about Tolkien's Tengwar alphabet
Tolkien's Cirth Fonts (as used in the 'Lord of the Rings')	Information about Tolkien's Cirth alphabet Download Cirth fonts for Windows My 'Cirth Hall of Fame' Books about Tolkien's Cirth alphabet

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I've also created several other fantasy fonts for the Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. These fonts are Shareware.

Mysticora Inspired by the public-domain font MacHumaine (by Bill Horton), it was developed for Channing Jones' online role playing game at www.Mysticora.com. Supports most western and northern european alphabets.

Runic-looking Fonts - I've made two fonts that contains the modern alphabet but are styled to look like ancient Runic letters. Recently updated to support most western and northern european alphabets.

Celtic-looking Fonts - I've made two fonts that contains the modern alphabet but are styled to look like medieval Celtic-looking letters. Supports most western and northern european alphabets.

Celtic-looking Knotwork Fonts - I've made a font that contains building blocks for creating a wide variety of medieval Celtic-looking knotwork. Use them with my Celtic fonts for a historic look to your document.

Assorted Weird-looking Fonts - I've occasionally made fonts that have no connection with anything. Some are conventional, while others are totally alien. Check them out.

Dan Smith's White Silver Publishing Fonts - Back in 2004, I made these fonts John Prescott's role playing publication company at www.whitesilverpublishing.com Check them out.

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Fantasy Font Links	Sci-Fi Font Links	Other Font Links
Frequently Asked Questions	Tolkien Links	Who is Dan Smith?

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I've also created several other fantasy fonts for the Microsoft Windows Operating Systems. These fonts are Shareware.
	Mysticora Inspired by the public-domain font MacHumaine (by Bill Horton), it was developed for Channing Jones' online role playing game at www.Mysticora.com. Supports most western and northern european alphabets.
	Runic-looking Fonts - I've made two fonts that contains the modern alphabet but are styled to look like ancient Runic letters. Recently updated to support most western and northern european alphabets.
	Celtic-looking Fonts - I've made two fonts that contains the modern alphabet but are styled to look like medieval Celtic-looking letters. Supports most western and northern european alphabets.
	Celtic-looking Knotwork Fonts - I've made a font that contains building blocks for creating a wide variety of medieval Celtic-looking knotwork. Use them with my Celtic fonts for a historic look to your document.
	Assorted Weird-looking Fonts - I've occasionally made fonts that have no connection with anything. Some are conventional, while others are totally alien. Check them out.
	Dan Smith's White Silver Publishing Fonts - Back in 2004, I made these fonts John Prescott's role playing publication company at www.whitesilverpublishing.com Check them out.