RMC – Roman Modifier Cipher

A cipher I made, being a mix of both a shift cipher (in a sense) and Morse (reason why literal spaces are represented with /), and also Roman numerals, because… why not.

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How to MANUALLY Read

x2 - 1 Rule

Or basically, how to read any number.

Take -vii as an example:

1. Identify the Roman numeral: vii → 7

2. Multiply by 2 → 14

3. If there’s a - at the start, subtract 1 → 13

Hooray! Result is 13.

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Modifiers

The fun part!

• Nothing / plain letters

  • Just take an RMC number (like -vii) → convert to a number (13) → find the corresponding letter in the alphabet → m (the 13th letter).

• numbers

  • outputs the number itself (assigning -i to 1, i to 2, … v to 0)

  • Example:

  • #-i → 1 #i → 2 #-ii → 3 ... #v → 0

• & / symbols

  • Reads from a special table (top-to-bottom, left-to-right):

‎. | ) | " | / | -  
‎, | { | ' | \ | +  
‎! | } | : | < | #  
‎? | [ | ; | > | _  
‎( | ] | * | = | |

• Example:

• &-i → . &i → , ... &-xiii → |

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How to be lazy Read Easily

We also have a website for this, which lets you encode, decode, and even learn RMC if you know what you’re doing :3

That’s it. Bye.

Update: forgot to mention the website itself. Here it is. Oops.