Shireroth

Would anyone happen to think a Kildari heraldic institute would be a good idea? Granting coats of arms and such?

I would consider a Shirerithian heraldic institute to be extremely nifty.

Hmm, didn't Erik bring this up at some point and we began to discuss colours and designs, but never got around to doing it? If a heraldry office based in Kildare produced heraldry for Shireroth something like that, it'd be pretty cool!

The discussions did begin in Brookshire, and nothing came of them. Presumably the same thing will happen here.

Andreas the Wise wrote:Hmm, didn't Erik bring this up at some point and we began to discuss colours and designs, but never got around to doing it? If a heraldry office based in Kildare produced heraldry for Shireroth something like that, it'd be pretty cool!

Very!

Kildare has many cultural differences with the other parts of Shireroth. I'm not sure we can say that Shirerithian heraldry is the same as Kildarian heraldry.

Well, there's no reason why reasonable cultural differences in design shouldn't be accounted for by a heraldry office. Considering the diversity within Shireroth, it'd almost have to anyway.

Indeed, My Lord Dutch. But some people speak about standardization, what's almost impossible with the cultural differences.

Nevertheless, it has my support.

This certainly will be interesting...

Indeed, Your Highness (looking to the title of prince).

Thank you, my Seneschal. I do enjoy my visit here... so warm, so hot, so unlike the world I knew as a child. The Lands of Farewell, the Reaches of the Elw, are cold, even now. Have you ever been there, my Seneschal?

Prince Ísur-Ai wrote:Thank you, my Seneschal. I do enjoy my visit here... so warm, so hot, so nlike the world I knew as a child. The Lands of Farewell, the Reaches of the Elw, are cold, even now. Have you ever been there, my Seneschal?

I have visited them in my dreams, Your Highness. It gave me the feeling that I had to avoid that the same would happen in my barony. Nontheless, ages ago, the Kildarian Time War started and the coldness I feelt in my dreams became reality. Eventually, tensions rose and we had to go to war (a civil war between myself, as Dutch of Kildare, and Andreas, the Baron). The war ended with a status quo. But the coldness stayed by many disappointed Antyans. However, Sermolot will rise and the harts of the people will be warm again.

Let it be known, that Elws are welcome in Sermolot.


Oh... wait we're talking about temerature?!

Jonas wrote:

Prince Ísur-Ai wrote:Thank you, my Seneschal. I do enjoy my visit here... so warm, so hot, so unlike the world I knew as a child. The Lands of Farewell, the Reaches of the Elw, are cold, even now. Have you ever been there, my Seneschal?

I have visited them in my dreams, Your Highness. It gave me the feeling that I had to avoid that the same would happen in my barony. Nontheless, ages ago, the Kildarian Time War started and the coldness I feelt in my dreams became reality. Eventually, tensions rose and we had to go to war (a civil war between myself, as Dutch of Kildare, and Andreas, the Baron). The war ended with a status quo. But the coldness stayed by many disappointed Antyans. However, Sermolot will rise and the harts of the people will be warm again.

Let it be known, that Elws are welcome in Sermolot.


Oh... wait we're talking about temerature?!

nI'd be checking for Lysergic acid diethylamide in your drinking water mate. Not that I put it there... oh no...

I'd be checking for Lysergic acid diethylamide in your drinking water mate. Not that I put it there... oh no...

I really need to ban those Babhkans out of my land... OR SHOULDN'T I?!

Ah! Seneschal - you speak to my mind. Your words pierce me, they pierce my heart. For in our beliefs, Seneschal, it's all about dreams. We, Elw, await the eternal night of dreamful sleep. For in this world, all our dreams are singular. But in the next to come, dreams will be put together into one collectivity.