The closest I ever got was the font Tolkien, but I seem to recall using it sparingly and not for small text.

thanks guys!!

LATER:

I had to go via the ProgramData folder to get to the files which threw me, but I had to then go via Perspectives to get at the symbols. Dunno why they landed there as I  accept defaults when I install anything.

A greco-roman star map. I opted out of putting distances having spent about an hour and a half looking for lesser known Greek and Roman god/goddess names. This is the result of the shortest time I've spent on any map, less than one of my short computer days.

The shadows on the trees are part of the symbols, Don, and so would be a nightmare to match, and the buildings, as isometric symbols, are inclined to 'float' if too much shadow is applied - believe me, I tried to apply shadows on them! I thought I had taken all of them off.. The map is set in the late 900s and the group of buildings is a priory.

after at least 2.5 months of fighting with various templates to create this map I eventually settled on Isomeric Town for the buildings and Mike Schley's Overland maps for pretty much all vegetation apart from the fields (Fantasy Town tends to be my 'Go To').