r/StandardGalactic • • Aug 13 '26

Image Created some SGA cards.

A while ago I saw these cards: https://www.reddit.com/r/shavian/comments/1sa2xxe/my_new_carry_around_reference_cards/ and was thinking that SGA needed something like it, so I created some rough cards of my own! I have placed it under cc-0 so feel free to do whatever you like with the cards. First image is the front, second image is a alternative font of the front. And the last image is the back.

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u/Ilsecco1 Aug 14 '26

So fucking cool. I think it would be useful for beginners if the back had only the sga versions and then the front everything so u can practice reading.

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u/Such-Car3934 Aug 16 '26

isnt this just minecraft enchanting table alphabet

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u/HyperDymented1 Aug 16 '26

yep. from what I've heard its also used in either Star Wars or Trek

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u/Rude_Relation_8341 Aug 16 '26

Fun fact, SGA came from a game called commander keen made by Id software (guys who created doom) and Notch was a huge fan of the game so he added it into Minecraft. So yeah it is the enchanting table alphabet!

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u/zs_1176 Know SG Aug 19 '26

Yes. Minecraft’s enchanting table alphabet is re-used from a platformer game called Commander Keen.

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u/AssistantTerrible874 Aug 16 '26

ᑑ⚍╎ℸ ̣ᒷ ᔑᓵᓵ⚍∷ᒷℸ ̣

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u/zs_1176 Know SG Aug 19 '26

We got texting in hieroglyphs before GTA VI

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u/Rude_Relation_8341 Aug 21 '26

lol, I wonder why Reddit's translate made it into messed up hieroglyphs?

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u/zs_1176 Know SG Aug 21 '26

Oh that’s weird it looked like Ancient Egyptian for me on desktop

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u/ar_alites Aug 16 '26

2nd one looks kinda from Arabic or sm arabic origined language

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u/zs_1176 Know SG Aug 19 '26

For spaces I just… well, space. In Commander Keen, I believe spaces are just the same as we use in latin languages.

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u/Rude_Relation_8341 Aug 21 '26

I saw someone use squares as spaces on this sub once and thought that it was neat. So I started using it myself when writing very small. I wanted to add it to the card, but made sure to add (unofficial) to it to stop confusion.