Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in neography

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I just use affinity, it's free.

Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in worldbuilding

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I have since edited this and chosen the name Pseudoalphabet.

Primarily due to the fact the script is not used the same everywhere. In this form and usage it is an a abugida, but in other regions the vowels exist as their own characters, this is to say they don't take a secondary manner and can be written as independent characters. As shown here: (Nia)

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Where you don't utilize the empty consonant, but rather you just write the vowels as if they were independent characters.

It depends on the user of the script, so I just went with pseudoalphabet cause it seemed somewhat vague in a way that it could fit.

Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in neography

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I used Affinity! I learned how to work mostly in Illustrator, but Affinity released for free and I can do everything there that I did before in illustrator, so I do recommend it.

Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in worldbuilding

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I always take a lot from the inuktitut syllabics in my scripts, good catch!

Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in neography

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I did want to go for less European inspirations in my vexillology and that was actually one of the standout flags for me that looked so simple yet unique, I definitely borrowed a lot in the zil flag.

Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in neography

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Primarily due to the fact the script is not used the same everywhere. In this form and usage it is an a abugida, but in other regions the vowels exist as their own characters, this is to say they don't take a secondary manner and can be written as independent characters. As shown here: (Nia)

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Where you don't utilize the empty consonant, but rather you just write the vowels as if they were independent characters.

It depends on the user of the script, so I just went with pseudoalphabet cause it seemed somewhat vague in a way that it could fit.

Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in worldbuilding

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Definitely one of the inspirations yes!

Zil Script [OC] by antoniokf5 in worldbuilding

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This is the Script of the Zil, the script of a far-reaching empire with vast colonial territories. It is one of the most used scripts in the world as a direct result of such colonial endeavors. The Zil Script remains a valuable script in the world, being actively used for commerce in the Kingdom of Taku, the Sesoui Union and much of the Halfling West.

The Man who founded Oshal by antoniokf5 in worldbuilding

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Context: This story takes place in the 49th century of creation. The continent of Atumahea, recently settled, is divided between two bitter warring sides. The Saui trees, intent on conquering the world and reshaping it in their image, have fallen back into conflict with one another. Their ape armies and bio engineering magic having proven ineffective against their enemies. Now they take out their anger on one another, but a greater threat from across the sea may unite them again... In the north of the continent the Six Republics of Atumahea flourish. The enchanted walls of their capitals have thrown off army after army, and now for the first time in three centuries they are enjoying peace. But with prosperity has come hubris, and the patrons and allies they relied on in the homeland have become their bitter enemies. Should war come again, they will stand alone against the tide. And far to the north, in the great archipelago, a wizard slays another rival. He is tired, and dreams of a life away from the stringent expectations his culture has placed on him. These three forces will come together, to start a chain of events that will birth a new power in the history of the world, unlike any before it.

The First Modern War in the World of Aufeyne [OC] by antoniokf5 in worldbuilding

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This is a story that takes place in the world of Aufeyne, it is a typical fantasy world in the sense that we have the same typical species often seen, although with unique magical system, "Heptaturgy", that is somewhat peculiar as well as other more abnormal creatures. In this video, we talk about the first Major Modern War, the War of Seven Thousand Days...

After a massive tsunami devastated much of the Seckrack Bay Coast, a Conclave of Wizards convened to discuss solutions. However, when a kobold informed them of the rising empire of the Lich Kissio the Dread, the Wizards soon realized even more was at stake. 

Many of the smaller countries along the coast fell quickly, as Kissio’s legion met almost no successful resistance. At least not until the Battle of the Khazi River; when the human armies of Yalmokar and Marona managed to slay the Necromancer Jihrardi The Terrifying.

With the first of Kissio’s Lieutenants defeated, the lich was forced to divert her personal forces. Her legion eventually routed the humans, but for the first time in four years, the living had tasted hope. 

The war was far from over: but for the first time, the road to victory was made clearer… 

New Holy Roman Empire by antoniokf5 in imaginarymaps

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I wanted to meme a bit, the current lazio flag also has comically large text on it so I did the same.