2. Aurenca Mouly -- (Fieldless) A horseshoe Or.
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Azure, a sheaf of three swords inverted within a bordure Or
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Argent, a winged stag's head erased affronty azure between two laurel sprigs pilewise conjoined vert and on a chief sable three mullets of eight argent
It must also be returned for stylistic reasons. Laurel wreaths must, by long standing precedent, be drawn in a circular, or mostly circular, shape. V shaped laurel wreathes are not acceptable. [Fiodnach Eoghan, Shire of, 11/01, R-Trimaris] Precedents - François, under Wreath
This is not a properly drawn wreath.
This has a complexity count of nine (argent, azure, vert, sable, head, wings, sprigs, chief, mullets), violating RfS VIII.1.a
Return for violating AH II.D.2 and RfS VIII.1a.
Sable, on a mullet of eight throughout argent a winged stag's head erased affronty argent
An argent tertiary on an argent primary violates RfS VIII.2.b.ii.
Conner McAuliffe FitzJames - October of 1980 (via the West): Sable, within a sun throughout argent, eclipsed azure, a goshawk displayed argent.
John Emeris of Ellenar - December of 1980 (via the East): Sable, a mullet within a sun of wavy rays eclipsed argent.
Leiannka Zorya Zelolev - November of 1982 (via Atenveldt): Sable, on a sun argent a lion's head cabossed vert between three compass stars one and two gules.
Rathnar Blaiddgwyn - July of 1983 (via the Middle): Sable, a wolf's head cabossed within a sun eclipsed argent.
Starhelm Warlocke - November of 1973: Sable, on a mullet of seven points argent, an arrow-point inverted gules.
Single CDs for changes to tertiary charges. These apply to any legal tincture of tertiary charge. There are more potential conflicts depending on the specific tincture.
Return for multiple conflicts.
The slight trian aspect bothers me, but I'm not sure that it's enough to be returnable.
Even for secondaries the swords are too small.
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