Well, I have lurked on these forums for quite awhile, researching the fonts that I need and admiring the knowledge of so many. Since I need some expert help, I decided to I am a particular fan of John Baskerville's font. I prefer the original Baskerville font over other variants, such as Fry's Baskerville and Mrs. There is something about the Q glyph, for me, that is just beautiful. I also have absolutely no qualms about paying for a modern re-creation of Baskerville. There are tons of options out there, though I am particularly fond of ITC New Baskerville Cyrillic (though it is a bit thin.it's still very good). I haven't dropped the $ for New Baskerville FS (by the FontSite foundry).but it looks to be a very well done version of the original Baskerville. Virus remover for mac.
I am working on a role playing game ruleset that I intend to publish for free digital download. I want to maintain minor control over the layout and typography of published works that utilize this ruleset (since the rules will be open and I encourage writers to create their own adventures that are compatible with the ruleset). Since it is my desire that published works follow a standardized template, I need a set of fonts that can be distributed openly. I have found several which can be used for headings and such, however, the font that I would like to use for the main text is Baskerville. I have searched high and low, and I cannot find a version of the Baskerville font that is free (aside from OpenBaskerville.which isn't complete). So, I am looking for an alternative to Baskerville that is can be distributed and use with little to no restrictions.
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I have already looked at Gentium, which I really like, but it's not Baskerville;) I have also looked at Day Roman.but I didn't find an italic version of it. I have also found SerifBeta (by the Betatype foundry.i.e. Christian Robertson's fonts).