Re: looking for lord of the ring character acsii art
From Daniel "Dr.Jekyll" Jackel <dr....@gmx.li>
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· 16 Jan 2002 19:56 · View full thread
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drsquare <now...@nowhere.co.uk> wrote:
> There are two Sinarin modes: normal mode, and the mode of Beleriand.
In Tengscribe 1.1.0 there are exactly 4 Standart-Modes:
Black Speech, English, Quenya and Sindarin. No Beleriand.
I didn't even knew that there is a Sindarin-Mode of Beleriand,
I have only the standart sindarin mode, and my piece of Sindarin is
drawn in the Style of this Standart-Mode.
Regards
PS: Where can I download the Beleriand Mode (or other) ?
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