Going up. Going down.

Even man can't replicate this one.

Is this too cool for school? Yes. Definitely.

This font was intricately crafted with a multitude of symbols denoting an unnamed ancient culture. Below is a list of them.

Lozenge - A diamond shape seen in the middle of glyphs, either big(lozenge major) or small(lozenge minor)

Goldsnitch - A lozenge minor with two "winglets" on its sides

Stellatus - The equivalent of the ring diacritic, can be above(borealis) or below(australis)

Ayre - A big, gaping eye that is seen in round glyphs(e.g. O, Q). Only closed when crossed with a stroke(in glyphs like Ø)

Ayreine - A smaller version of the ayre that also has an open and rare closed variant.

Ayrole - A condensed ayre lacking a pupil with pointed sclera. An unpointed variant is called a spore.

Ayrelet - Purely circular ayre commonly used as the equivalent of the dot, diareses, and dialytika tonos diacritics(although also appearing as the tittles of the i and j glyphs).

Bushing - Small hexagon surrounded by a squarish ring. Only appears in the "percent family" of glyphs.

A pixel font that has a lot of potential when used in strong passwords.

This is the "Dawn Of Last Looks" font, or "DOLL" for short.

If you want to suggest changes to this font, Please do not hesitate to ask in the comments.