Carefully handcraftedby real goblins
Hinted & optimizedfor screens
Supports Latin BasicCore A-Z coverage
OpenType featureskerning, ligatures & more
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About Burrow Ledger
Goblin utility mono for crates, ledgers, and inventory labels
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- Labels, utility systems, field notes, maps, and archive layouts
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- Check
- Check dense paragraphs carefully, especially when space is tight.
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- Check
- Check dense paragraphs carefully, especially when space is tight.
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#3 / Display
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- Best for
- Game logos, badges, stickers, and playful UI headings
- Pair with
- Pair with a neutral sans and keep the display face focused on short text.
- Check
- Use it for headlines and marks; switch to a quieter text face for paragraphs.
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A mossy goblin display face with toothy cuts for market signs, game logos, and odd little headlines.
- Best for
- Game logos, badges, stickers, and playful UI headings
- Pair with
- Pair with a neutral sans and keep the display face focused on short text.
- Check
- Use it for headlines and marks; switch to a quieter text face for paragraphs.
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