Comment on Free fantasy font: LSW Drachenklaue by RetSamys
This is really awesome! I might just have to borrow this if it's okay? Also, is this in order, like A, B, C, D, etc.?
Do steal it. It's in the Public Domain. You can do whatever you like with it as long as you don't break any laws in your country.
It's in order. The first line in the image is "LSW Drachenklaue" in the font, the second line is "LSW Drachenklaue" in another font called Tuffy (which is also in the Public Domain), just to make it readable, the third line is a-z on the left and A-Z on the right. Below, the single characters are in alphabetical order: A a B b C c D d E e F f ...
Of course you don't have to worry about any order if you're installing the font. When picking the font in a program, it'll simply convert each letter you type into the corresponding glyph in LSW Drachenklaue.
It's in order. The first line in the image is "LSW Drachenklaue" in the font, the second line is "LSW Drachenklaue" in another font called Tuffy (which is also in the Public Domain), just to make it readable, the third line is a-z on the left and A-Z on the right. Below, the single characters are in alphabetical order: A a B b C c D d E e F f ...
Of course you don't have to worry about any order if you're installing the font. When picking the font in a program, it'll simply convert each letter you type into the corresponding glyph in LSW Drachenklaue.
Awesome thanks! I was reading some of the comments below and noticed that some people were having some trouble with it after letter 'j'? I'd hate to download it and not be able to use it, so I just wanted to know what each line said so that I could find out if I could just draw it out on paper and (if one of my books ever gets published) I can let some smarter person figure out how to print it out on the book page. Would that be cool?
So, here's the thing about this font: If you're using a program that's interpreting it the way I intend it, it puts all of the letters very closely together. The problem with j and J is that it comes way too close to other letters, making it merge. The font works. It's just not really designed to be perfectly readable. 
If you do download and install it, you'll be able to use it. In programs such as Word, it will display the font as separated letters. It's up to you how you want to do it. You have my permission to use it any way you like, that's what Public Domain means. It's as free as it can legally be. No need to ask for my blessing.
Let me know if there's any way I can help you. If you like, I can lead you through certain things step by step. Just ask.
If you do download and install it, you'll be able to use it. In programs such as Word, it will display the font as separated letters. It's up to you how you want to do it. You have my permission to use it any way you like, that's what Public Domain means. It's as free as it can legally be. No need to ask for my blessing.
Let me know if there's any way I can help you. If you like, I can lead you through certain things step by step. Just ask.
Oh! Okay, thanks so much! I'll try to download it tonight when I have the time and see how it goes. I probably will be needing you help though 'cause I'm not really that tech saavy. 
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
No problem. Do let me know.