Remnantmods

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 0x0000 ->
 0x01ff = Always filled with 0x00
 0x0200 = [int32] Font File Identifier?
         Always 0x010000F0
 0x020c = [int32] Number of Index Table entries
 0x0220 = Number of ?Unknown? entries in header table
 0x0224 ->
 0x0224 + NumberOf?Unknown? = Unknown codes

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Each entry (0x04 bytes in size)
 Byte 0x00 [int32] = Entry number in Index Table
         Does not have to be unique, Index entries may be shared

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Each entry (0x10 bytes in size)
   Byte 0x00:   [int16]   Character Display Width
   Byte 0x02:   [int16]   Number of bytes used
   Byte 0x04:   [int16]   Width of byte runs
   Byte 0x06:   [int16]   Height of the byte runs
   Byte 0x08:   [int16]   Unknown
         Appears to usually be -1,0,1,2,3 although I have seen 5 and -3 as well
         This may be some kind of draw shift, allowing for overlapping of previous characters
   Byte 0x0A:   (short)   Unknown
         Seems to remain the same value for all characters in a font
   Byte 0x0C:   (int32)   Offset to data

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There are three methods used. The first is a color change, the second is a pixel run-length and the third is a coded run length.
Data Byte:
 0x00 = COLOR CHANGE + 1 pixel run (This is the only multi-byte code)
         The two bytes immediately following the 0x00 code are a4r4g4b4 data values.
         *NOTE* After the color change a single pixel is drawn.
 0x01->
 0x7f = PIXEL RUN LENGTH
         If bit 6 (0x40) is not set, the pixels are skipped.
         If bit 6 (0x40) is set, the pixels are drawn.
         bits 0 -> 5 (0x3f) = number of pixels to skip or draw
 0x80 ->
 0xff = CODED RUN-LENGTH
        These are individual codes that provide a run-length as well as a brightness
        *NOTE* The may possibly contain alpha changes as well