I'm not sure how many of you will find this useful, but I did a search on the old D&D fonts, which led me to a thread on enworld with a link to a now defunct geocities page. Thankfully with the help of the way back machine, I was able to view an archived version of the page from 2009, which lists most of the fonts TSR used for OD&D and AD&D and most of their products associated with the brand. I used screengrab to snap up a pic of it, which you can find below. Some of this may be common knowledge, but there's a lot of other useful info there as well, and many variations of these fonts can be found on the web for free (i.e. Quentin Caps on http://dafont.com)
**edit** Thanks to Ohio Metal Militia, this page now has a new home. http://www.hahnlibrary.net/rpgs/tsrfonts.html
Here's the snapshot.
The upload's nearly unreadable. I suspect that blogger put some nice image-resizing magic on it.
ReplyDeleteI am strong in Google-fu. The page has a new host:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.hahnlibrary.net/rpgs/tsrfonts.html
OMM: You are awesome.
ReplyDeleteRoger, did you click the image to open it? Maybe it's a screen resolution thing. When I open it, it's clear to me. Oh and nice work, Ohio!
ReplyDeleteYeah. Downloaded it too. Opened it up in GIMP and it was still fuzzy. :(
ReplyDeleteI did, however, find the 4e font list from EN World:
Text font: Monotype Mentor
Table font: Monotype Mentor Sans
http://www.fonts.com/FindFonts/detail.htm?pid=420263
(Yes, the price is for real.)
Minor heading font: DNDLolthSC based on Scriptorium Ravenna
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/scriptorium/ravenna/
Major heading font: DNDVecnaSC based on "Textura"
(Haven't located this; Scott Rouse said the fonts are Mentor, Ravenna, and Textura)
http://www.enworld.org/forum/4e-fan-creations-house-rules/232716-fonts-4th-ed-d-d-ddm-2-0-a.html
Ugh. Now your header is all fuzzy too. Maybe it's my ISP here in Kuwait. I'll bet you it is. Can anyone else take a look and see if the header appears overly compressed to them?
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