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First off, if you’re at all interested in the heraldry of the World of Greyhawk, hie thee hence to Anna Meyer’s excellent site, where she has re-created all the classic heraldry from the Folio as well as creating new designs Read More
I needed to take a writing break, so in my idle moments I put together some more heraldic devices from the World of Greyhawk. As before, these are done using the superb Coat of Arms Design Studio Pro by Inkwell Read More
I thought I’d knock out some of the easier ones this time. As before, these were done using the wonderful Coat of Arms Visual Designer by Inkwell Ideas. The images are all in .png format, so they should scale pretty Read More
Last year I used Inkwell Idea’s wonderful Coat of Arms Visual Designer to come up with some .png files of heraldry from the World of Greyhawk. These have the advantage of being sharp and scalable, which often isn’t the case Read More
Heraldry as practiced in courts and kingdoms of humankind features three basic types of tincture; metal, color, and fur. Of metals there are only two; argent (silver/white) and Or (gold/yellow). The basic rule (although there are exceptions known as “arms Read More
Just a few things I whipped up using the most excellent and praise-worthy Coat of Arms Design Studio by the same genius who brought you Hexographer and Dungeonographer. Buy them! Buy them all! They are some of the most intuitive Read More
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