woff2 is already a highly-compressed format so you shouldn't expect much in terms of savings. Maybe gzip could offset some of the fat added by base64 though.

woff2 is already a highly-compressed format so you shouldn't expect much in terms of savings. Maybe gzip could offset some of the fat added by base64 though. 100KB for a font is a lot of data on a website. I'm using a custom subsetted version of Source Sans Pro at just 6.7KB.