I'm trying to identify the attached font from the source book of the Ancient Kingdoms: Mesopotamia RPG by Necromancer Games, 2004. WhatTheFont didn't help. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If anyone can recommend a similar font, that is a readable font with a bronze age/cuneiform feel to it, that would also help.
Thank you.
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That's not cuneiform in style, but calligraphic.
For a similar look, consider Waters Titling or Trajan?
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/waters-titling-mm/
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/trajan/
You might want to try something closer to the style you presented.
http://www.letterheadfonts.com/fonts/larcherroman.php
The suggestions were a bit too Trajan and less stylized whereas this is more in the same vein but less constrained by the "wall." The serifs may be a bit longer than you want.
Michael
Sistina Titling may be another option. But possibly a bit bold for your tastes.
Yes, calligraphic, but I think it looks a bit like it's pressed on clay, which, sadly, the suggested fonts seem to lack.
Thank you anyway!
Maybe something like this?
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/itfmecanorma/latina/
Some other possibilities: Alcuin Light, Codex (Calligraphic 421) and RomeoDN - Mike Allard's digitization of Stephenson Blake's Verona Humanistic.
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