Moria by Neale Davidson is a free runic display font with a stark, hand-cut appearance. Tall, narrow symbols use uneven tapered strokes, sharp forks, and open angular forms. Diamond shapes recur throughout the alphabet.
Rooted in fantasy and archaic imagery, it suits role-playing games, book covers, event posters, and themed merchandise. The symbols can become carved inscriptions, map markings, or heraldic emblems rather than serving only as ordinary lettering.
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This was my first font. It was based on an old sheet of press-on letters called “Stonehenge,” but I renamed it Moria because a font with that name already existed. It has been available since 2002.