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Rook script is a phonetic syllabic alphabet for English. It has 37 letters, 24 consonants and 13 vowels

Cool cool cool. Looks like a heavily Japanese-inspired katakana style script as far as implied stroke order. I would construct alphabets/abjads/syllabaries in my teens and still do it now

I've been working on one kinda similar (in the way words are formed at least) that is also Hangul-inspired mixed with ideogrammic kanji-style symbols i call 'keystones' where originally they had an ideogram-based system that evolved into phonetic but keeps the ideogram as the 'keystone' of a word

And is drawn larger than the rest with other letter placement starting upper left down to lower right and the keystone also being a category so you know what type of object a word is for based on the keystone ideogram. Similar to in kanji how you know a word is plant-based if it has the "grass" radi

cal at the top of a symbol like 草

Oh interesting! What language is it for?

Fantasy language. I like to create histories