This is a quick recap of the coats of arms I devised for the main Arogansian aristocracy. There is a peculiarity with these shields, in that they display a pattern of symbols on the top area that indicate precisely to what degree of nobility they belong.
The progression is as follows.
Coventries: a vice-coventrie bears one star (a mullet,) a coventrie bears two, and a high-coventrie, three. There presently are no vice- or high-coventries in Arogansa. See Coriomanus & Yalastrian.
Conjuracies: a vice-conjuracy bears two stars and a crescent, a conjuracy bears one star and two crescents, and a high conjuracy
bears three crescents (see on the right.)
bears three crescents (see on the right.)
Theurgies: a vice-theurgy bears two crescents and an annulet (a ring.) A theurgy bears one crescent and two annulets (see Liliendo on the right.) A high-theurgy bears three annulets.
Thaumaturgies: a vice-thaumaturgy bears two annulets and a quatrefoil (see Llyndemar.) A thaumaturgy bears
an annulet and two quatrefoils. The high-
thaumaturgy bears three quatrefoils.
an annulet and two quatrefoils. The high-
thaumaturgy bears three quatrefoils.
Sorcelries: a vice-sorcelry bears two quatrefoils and a hawk's bell (see Talismeroth, just below.) A sorcelry bears a quatrefoil and two hawk's bells. A high-sorcelry bears three hawk's bells.
Wizardate: a vice-wizardate bears two hawk's bells and a resplendent sun (see Scarabellyn, just below.) A wizardate bears a hawk's bell and
two suns (Festerilandus.) A
high-wizardate bears, as you expected, three suns (see Cacodemus at the top of the page.)
Archmagencies: the augmentations do not apply to archmagencies. They are recognizable by the stone coronet above their arms. There is only one such title in Arogansa--see
Merlioness, just above.
Merlioness, just above.
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