Arndic Script

The Arndic Script (Basperic: Արնդիկնազ Arndiknaz; Naderic: Արշաſէ Arñashē; Kōmēshic: Բասդեն Basden) is the script used in Basperic, Naderic (Neckic), and Kōmēshic. It was first introduced to the Arndish language in about 1421 B.E. by Mazkon Eblon of Vancy (Մազկօն Եբլօն կա Վանսէı).

History
Mazkon Eblon, born Mazkon Noblaya Eblon Omanwad Korvan, first left Vancy around 1413 B.E. at the age of 19 to study at the Arndian capital of Novagōs. There he met Maeronic Baelvion who invented a writing system he called "Raebranic". After seeing this, Mazkon made his first draft on the Arndic script so Arndish could be written down. In 1420 B.E., Arndian King Yufron V held a contest for a Arndish script. Mazkon won and soon all of the Arndish languages was written down in his script. By around 120 B.E., Arndish had died off into 3 dialects and new characters emerged.

Original Script
The original script included: Ɯա, Բբ, Գգ, Դդ, Եե, Զզ, Էէ, Ըը, Թթ, Ԁԁ, Իի, Լլ, Iı, Ьb, Ծծ, Կկ, Հհ, Ձձ, Ղղ, Ճճ, Մմ, Jյ, Նն, 2շ, Гſ, Ոո, Չչ, Պպ, Ջջ, Ff, Ռռ, Սս, Վվ, Tt, Տտ, Րր, Λւ, Փփ, Քք, Օօ, Ֆֆ, Pp, Cc

Additions and Changes
To make yo, ya, and ye, people would do I-O (since O used to mean oh instead of just o, but people swapped the two between 1300 and 1200 B.E.), I-A (from neighboring scripts' letter for Ah), and I-U (from the Drabonik tribe which had mistook U as eh and Ե as s). All of this soon became ligatures: Юю, Ꙗꙗ, and Խխ. By 900 B.E., Ɯ changed into Ա based on the shortening of the third loop. Once Arndish became Basperic, Naderic, and Kōmēshic, they all needed an oo sound, and they each made one (However Naderic would end up using Basperic's). Basperic made Ցց, Naderic made Յз, and Kōmēshic made Ѵѵ. Maznot Hablem introduced two characters for the sounds of w and the aspirated k: Мм and Чч instead of using ըը and կ'. In Kōmēshic, people started shortening Ꙗ to Ѧѧ then by 100 B.E. to Яя when they removed the middle leg, rounded the left-side of the top, and straightened the right leg. (e.g. Üzn’yat in Basperic and Naderic looks like: Ցզնꙗt, while in Kōmēshic it looks like Ѵզնяt or Vզնяt) In Naderic and Kōmēshic, oo is changed when combined with oh to Ꚙꚙ. (e.g. Üōzen is: Ꚙզեն)

Riverlandic
The Riverlandic language used the Arndic script at first, but because they had different sounds, etc., they started using their own script once it was proposed by Mazkon Eblon's nephew, Bazkon Tablonyo in 1433 B.E.