To the populace of the kingdom, Karl Faustus von Aachen, Crux Australis Principal Herald, sends greeting and glad tidings of great joy. He Who Must Be Obeyed, alias Master Gabriel Kjotvason, Laurel Principal King of Arms, met in secret with … Continue reading →
Greetings to the kingdom! This is a little late, because I prefer to wait for the monthly Letter of Acceptances and Returns and that’s always late in August because of Pennsic, so I apologise if it doesn’t make it into … Continue reading →
Laurel has once again ruled on certain submissions from the College of Heralds of Lochac. Here’s the good news: Eliza de Horsley. Device. Gules, a horse passant contourny and a bordure embattled Or. Godric von Eichsfeld. Name. Kiara de Fae. … Continue reading →
Another month has passed, and here are the results of the April meeting of the Laurel King of Arms and his crack team of ubergeeks — uh, sorry, typo, I mean his highly respected deputies. A small haul for Lochac … Continue reading →
I’ll have more to say shortly on an important matter, so this is just a quick notification for the benefit of people attending May Crown this weekend. Here are the names and devices registered by the Laurel King of Arms … Continue reading →
To all good Lords, Ladies and Persons Whose Gender Identity Is Not So Simplistically Categorised, greetings from Karl Faustus von Aachen, Crux Australis Principal Herald. After consulting the entrails of a dozen exotic types of chicken, the Laurel King of … Continue reading →
To the kingdom of Lochac, warmest greetings from Karl Faustus von Aachen, Crux Australis. A new month brings with it many things. Mailing list reminders. Assorted bills. Irritating school children pinching and punching each other. But best of all, the … Continue reading →
It’s that time again! Here’s the good news (and some bad news) from the Laurel King of Arms and his hard-working team of heraldic pixies: Aidan Brock. Name Cenwulf the smith. Name. Godric of River Haven. Holding name and device. … Continue reading →
It was a sad time this week for the College of Heralds, with the news you will have heard elsewhere of the loss of one of our great heralds, Master Gwynfor Lwyd, known affectionately as “The Mouth From The South”. … Continue reading →
The Laurel King of Arms and his staff met in October, as they do every month, and deliberated upon all the name and device submissions from the nineteen kingdoms, including a healthy batch from Lochac. Once they had considered them, … Continue reading →