This is a rework of an early font of mine from 2009. Not much noticeable difference at first sight. Keen eyes, however, may discover dozens of small adjustments, minor changes. I wanted to make the design more consistent, and the text pleasantly flowing.
My second goal was to make the character set more comprehensive. More punctuation marks, special characters, full set of fractions, superscript, and subscript numbers have been added, as well as a dedicated glyph for Bitcoin.

@j4s13: Thank you for your feedback and rating. I don't want to achieve maximum smoothness. After spending a few years with Fontstruct I've developed a taste for the rugged polygonal look. And no uneven strokes.

I'm still not sure about a few glyphs. I leave it now as they are, and revisit them later. I'm considering to add a Cyrillic set, and/or make a thin and a super fat version.
 

@p2pnut: Thank you for your comment and generous rating. The rounded W is a possibility, even as an alternate glyph, but I don't see the point: why to make the W look like UU if it could look like VV quite comfortably. The W is another sort of V after all. I'm fully aware of the fact I've made rounded Ws many times. Perhaps, it is just a matter of taste. I like both versions, but feel the one with diagonal strokes more authentic.

@j4s13: All superscript and subscript digits are included (0123456789); you may find 123 elsewhere on the character map. To create any fraction we may need a set of small numbers on the baseline (not subscript) and a forward slash. Discretionary ligatures: since it is quite a heavy typeface, I can't really think of any application where one would need such sophisticated feature. I would reserve st, ch ligatures for loftier fonts, e.g. Garamond or Zapfino.

Em dash: thank you for asking. I think what you really meant was 12 points, not pixels. Or bricks? I have to check it and make adjustments, if necessary. Thanks again for your comment. With typeface design even the tiniest detail have importance.

Cyrillic set has been added. Minor changes to a few Latin glyphs. 

Small Caps are in separate file here: Denethor Sans SC

@TCWhite: I'm sorry, I don't really understand your suggestion: to have "de" mirror "el", but with the underbar. Are you referring to the Cyrillic Д and Л?  I've changed them already. I didn't like the first version either.