Read First- Welcome Future Heralds!

In this area of the Guild Hall, we will investigate the different aspects of Heraldry and what it takes to create a crest or coat of arms that adheres to the basic rules passed down for many centuries. We'll talk about some history surrounding the art, composition, and symbolism. We'll also have lessons beginning with discovering your personal heritage and working into the design of your own Heraldic Achievement. There will be enough resources available for you to begin your investigation of this topic should you choose to do so, but you will also be encouraged to continue with your own research. There is a ton of information out there and can hardly be all contained in the basic lessons we provide here. When it is all said and done, you'll have the ability to create your own coat of arms that you may use as a personal identifier while you're here. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to drop Wes, Senan, or me a message anytime and we can get back to you. As always, have fun!

Here is a breakdown of how to advance through the Heraldry Guild:


Apprentice Herald

- Must be at least a Page.
- Join the Heraldry Guild by asking a Guild Master for entrance. Current Guild Masters are Wes, Senan, and Jzen.
- Anyone that joins the Heraldry Guild begins at the Apprentice Level.



Journeyman Herald

- Must be at least a Squire.
- Complete the Heritage and Genealogy Lessons for the Herald culminating in the creation of your Family Tree and Personal Reflections.


Master Herald

- Must be at least a Knight.
- Complete the Heraldic Achievement Lessons for the Herald.
- Design and share your personal coat of arms in the Herald's Gallery.
- Create a lesson on the Heraldry customs associated with your Heritage based on the research you have done.
- Help a Page or Squire get started In the Heraldry Guild by serving as a guide for them throughout the process of creation.
- Develop a community service project based on Heraldry.