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Revamped my Trucian alphabets. It's much more detailed and easy to understand, now; I'm thinking I might change/add a few things, though.

A few interesting notes:
Before the invention of writing utensils, Trucians wrote by either scratching messages into wooden tablets with their claws or by dipping their claws into colored dyes.
Trucians write top-bottom, left-right.
The Trucian alphabet has no lower-case letters.
The Trucian higher-number system (#'s 9+) operates through the use of addition and multiplication. For example: The number 15 appears with the symbol for 10 followed by the symbol for 5. The number 30 appears with the symbol for 3 followed by the symbol for 10. The number 45 appears with the symbol 4 followed by the symbol for 10 then 5. The same rule applies for all larger numbers.

A few examples of what Trucians look like: [link] [link] [link]

Description
Revamped my Trucian alphabets. It's much more detailed and easy to understand, now; I'm thinking I might change/add a few things, though.

A few interesting notes:
Before the invention of writing utensils, Trucians wrote by either scratching messages into wooden tablets with their claws or by dipping their claws into colored dyes.
Trucians write top-bottom, left-right.
The Trucian alphabet has no lower-case letters.
The Trucian higher-number system (#'s 9+) operates through the use of addition and multiplication. For example: The number 15 appears with the symbol for 10 followed by the symbol for 5. The number 30 appears with the symbol for 3 followed by the symbol for 10. The number 45 appears with the symbol 4 followed by the symbol for 10 then 5. The same rule applies for all larger numbers.

A few examples of what Trucians look like: [link] [link] [link]