How it works
Wizard ASCII art in keyboard characters, drawn for this page: 21 pieces, with bearded wizards in starred hats, knights in closed helmets, gnomes, a witch, a fairy and fairy dust.
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Knight ASCII art
Knight helmet with a plume is a closed helmet with a brow band and a visor of eight colons. Knight with a shield adds shoulders and a shield that carries a chevron; Knight with a banner stands full length beside a pennant.
ASCII gnome and ASCII witch
The gnome's hat is pulled down to a round nose, over a beard and two boots; Gnome pair sets a tall hat beside a short one. Witch face under a hat has a buckle on the band, straight hair and a pointed nose.
- For wizard text art with something in hand, Wizard with a staff has an orb on top of the shaft.
- Fairy dust text art is under Witches and fairy dust: a thinning one-line trail and a wand shedding specks.
- Wizard holding a sign has exactly 10 characters of room where it says YOUR WORDS.
Questions and answers
What is the biggest wizard here?
Wizard, tall hat and beard: 13 lines and 16 columns, with a bent tip on the hat, three stars and a beard five rows long. Knight with a banner is 12 lines.
Is there gnome text art that survives squashed spaces?
Yes. Squash-proof gnome is four rows of six with periods for the gaps: a hat, a nose in parentheses and two boots. Small gnome is the same figure with spaces.
Does the knight text art show a sword?
No. The knights here carry a shield or a banner and no weapon. One-line swords are on the one-line ASCII art page.
How do you type a wizard hat?
Stack a slash and a backslash, widen them on each row, and close with a row of hyphens between apostrophes. Small wizard hat is four rows and 8 columns, with two asterisks for stars.