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Ordealius wrote:

Why could they not be produced as a font? Are there too many characters, or do you flow your letters together? Is the writing tradition important to Kisvilo speakers?

I've only personally made codes, where I replace the latin alphabet with new characters and write in English. If I tried to make a conlang that I was proud of, it would become a second job.

Scanian, the fictional language of Middle Barael, also sounds kinda similar to what you are describing. It’s also just applying some rules to change already existing English words, although those rules are pretty complex and phonological based. So often I feel it sounds too similar to English, while at other times I feel it’s too wild and unrealistic for a language.

I am actually planning for this conlang that I’m making to serve as the language of the ancient Native Baraelim, whose civilization died/assimilated off but whose ruins are now starting to be excavated.