Re: legends:coat of arms

From: Colin@sollitt.demon.co.uk (Colin S Payne)

Date: Fri, 10 Feb 1995 23:18:45 +0000

In article <3hbuvj$3vp@news.onramp.net> adam@onramp.net "Adam Adkins" writes:

>
> In article <1995Feb6.123029.2121@leeds.ac.uk>,
> > I must say that when I see a colour flying on a character of this
> > nature <heraldic> it just makes me want to KILL THEM!
> >
> > The reason is simple.  I try to keep track of characters and forces
> > via their colours and with a mouthful like that it get really
> > annoying.  That actually makes me remember them more.
>
>         Well, if nothing else, it IS something that people notice.
> Personally, I like the heraldric terms, since they are so much more
> precise and standardized than some of the "creative" coats I have seen.
>
 I'm glad to see that a true heraldic symbol brings out the best in people.
Even if it only causes a pitched battle some where, after all at the end
of the day no-one can play without some sort of a fight.
 I'm also glad to see another soul who apprecite the history, prcision
standardization of at coat of arms, not to mention the beauty of the shield.
 I've drawn my shield but its a same I can't send it through the e-mail.

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Colin S Payne    | War, the continuation
New Malden       |                  of diplomacy
Surrey           |                         by other means.
England          |

References

Re: legends:coat of arms
Adam Adkins <adam@onramp.net>
Wed, 08 Feb 1995 20:28:55 +0000
Re: legends:coat of arms
phy6drhj@ast.leeds.ac.uk (Dean Johnson)
Mon, 06 Feb 1995 12:30:28 +0000