Secret Druidic language

[Hadesman]

Can anyone find me a druidic language alphabet? My dm will incorporate it into our storyline and is part of my backstory. Thanks bros.

[Palanan]

As far as I know there's nothing official, so the field's wide open. Best option is to go nuts and create your own. :smalltongue:

If time is pressing, though, I have two suggestions:


1. Go to Unicode.org/charts (http://www.unicode.org/charts/) and find yourself a script that strikes your fancy. Note that many real-world writing systems are syllabic, and typically have 50-80 characters rather than the 20-30 often found in modern alphabets.

2. Take a look at Elantris (http://www.amazon.com/Elantris-Brandon-Sanderson/dp/0765350378/) and Hero of Ages (http://www.amazon.com/Hero-Ages-Book-Three-Mistborn/dp/0765356147/) by Brandon Sanderson; he loves developing scripts, and his appendices usually give a full account of the symbology developed for each novel. (Just beware of spoilers, since the Ars Arcanum table lists properties of metals which aren't always known to the characters.)

[Arbane]

Ogham (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogham), perhaps?

[nedz]

It uses the Druidic alphabet apparently (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/skills/speakLanguage.htm).

Ed: if, perchance, I have misinterpreted your question —I'd go with Ogham too.

[Agent 451]

I'm going to third Ogham, since it's a nice real world parallel.

You might also want to peruse Ancient Scripts. (http://www.ancientscripts.com/) They have a wide assortment of visually represented writing systems which you may find pretty intriguing.