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| - The Runic Alphabet contains 26 runes, each of them corresponding to a letter of the Common Tongue.
- The runic alphabet used in Too Human is Elder Futhark, consisting of 24 runes that are often arranged in three groups of eight; each group is referred to as an Ætt. In order the runes are: Frey/Freyja's Ætt
* Image:Fehu.gif Fehu, Image:Uruz.gif Uruz, Image:Thurisaz.gif Thurisaz, Image:Ansuz.gif Ansuz, Image:Raidho.gif Raidho, Image:Kenaz.gif Kenaz, Image:Gebo.gif Gebo, Image:Wunjo.gif Wunjo Heimdall's Ætt Tyr's Ætt
- The earliest known instance is in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, where symbols from the Elder Futhark alphabet appear in the menu background. The largest line can be assumed to read "FIRE EMBLEM." The text above is mirrored and starts with "FIRE EMBLEM" and ends with the same unknown word as the one at the bottom of the screen. The rest appears to be nonsense. In Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, the Italian language option in the European version has the Replacement characters named after runes.
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| - The Runic Alphabet contains 26 runes, each of them corresponding to a letter of the Common Tongue.
- The runic alphabet used in Too Human is Elder Futhark, consisting of 24 runes that are often arranged in three groups of eight; each group is referred to as an Ætt. In order the runes are: Frey/Freyja's Ætt
* Image:Fehu.gif Fehu, Image:Uruz.gif Uruz, Image:Thurisaz.gif Thurisaz, Image:Ansuz.gif Ansuz, Image:Raidho.gif Raidho, Image:Kenaz.gif Kenaz, Image:Gebo.gif Gebo, Image:Wunjo.gif Wunjo Heimdall's Ætt
* Image:Hagalaz.gif Hagalaz, Image:Nauthiz.gif Nauthiz, Image:Isa.gif Isa, Image:Jera.gif Jera, Image:Eihwaz.gif Eihwaz, Image:Perthro.gif Perthro, Image:Algiz.gif Algiz, Image:Sowilo.gif Sowilo Tyr's Ætt
* Image:Tiwaz.gif Tiwaz, Image:Berkano.gif Berkano, Image:Ehwaz.gif Ehwaz, Image:Mannaz.gif Mannaz, Image:Laguz.gif Laguz, Image:Ingwaz.gif Ingwaz, Image:Dagaz.gif Dagaz, Image:Othala.gif Othala
- The earliest known instance is in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones, where symbols from the Elder Futhark alphabet appear in the menu background. The largest line can be assumed to read "FIRE EMBLEM." The text above is mirrored and starts with "FIRE EMBLEM" and ends with the same unknown word as the one at the bottom of the screen. The rest appears to be nonsense. In Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, the two races in the game are named after runes, Laguz after the Elder Futhark rune meaning "lake" and Beorc after the Anglo-Saxon rune meaning "birch," a descendant of the Elder Futhark rune Berkanan. In the Japanese version, the ancient Zunanma civilization is named Mannaz after the Elder Futhark rune meaning "man." In Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon, the Italian language option in the European version has the Replacement characters named after runes. Fire Emblem Awakening has letters that resemble runes, but they have no relation to any real-life runic alphabet. The writing on the Falchion and Fire Emblem is an original alphabet, and the text visible when casting some magic in battle is the Ancient Language font from Path of Radiance and Radiant Dawn.
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