mmdr.ttf
MM Dungeon Regular (FW) Font
Author's note
MM Dungeon, designed by Duane R. Haut II, is a free geometric dingbat font built from square frames. The symbols use thick, even outlines and consistent proportions. Their blunt corners and enclosed centers resemble modular map tiles or room markers.
Dungeon maps are the clearest setting for these compact symbols, especially in tabletop games and fantasy guides. They can also form borders on posters or repeat as blocky patterns for game merchandise. The font is most convincing when its square signs become part of a map, diagram, or game interface.
Dungeon maps are the clearest setting for these compact symbols, especially in tabletop games and fantasy guides. They can also form borders on posters or repeat as blocky patterns for game merchandise. The font is most convincing when its square signs become part of a map, diagram, or game interface.
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Character map
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Basic font information
Copyright notice
(C) 1999 Duane R. Haut II
Font family
MM Dungeon Regular (FW)
Font subfamily
MM Dungeon Regular (FW)
Unique subfamily identification
MM Dungeon Regular (FW)
Full font name
MM Dungeon Regular (FW)
Name table version
Version 2.00
Postscript font name
mmdfw
Trademark notice
None
Manufacturer name
Dungeon Dingbat
Designer
Description
Maze Maker Dungeon Regular (FW) v2.00
(C)1999 Duane Richard Haut II
http://www.geocities.com/~dingbatdungeon
goatfish@tds.net
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Maze Maker fonts were originally designed to be used as an alternative to drawing out maps and mazes by hand for role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons®. But since their release, people have found other uses as well, such as designing graphics, borders, and creating tables to store information. What other uses might be found for them? Only your imagination can limit it....
(C)1999 Duane Richard Haut II
http://www.geocities.com/~dingbatdungeon
goatfish@tds.net
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Maze Maker fonts were originally designed to be used as an alternative to drawing out maps and mazes by hand for role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons®. But since their release, people have found other uses as well, such as designing graphics, borders, and creating tables to store information. What other uses might be found for them? Only your imagination can limit it....
Extended font information
Platforms supported
PlatformEncoding
MicrosoftSymbol
Font details
Glyph count116
Units per Em2048
Embedding rightsEmbedding for permanent installation
Family classSymbolic
WeightMedium (normal)
WidthMedium (normal)
Mac styleBold
DirectionMixed directional glyphs
Pattern natureOutlined
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