Banners of Armoria

[Pathos]

Here's a list of the current colors / banners of various lords, mercenaries, and kings in Armoria.

King of Taiar - royal blue and gold
King of Darkmore (Royal Family) - Black X and white crown on a yellow field
Free Republic of Darkmore - Silver hammer and gold shield on sea green field

The Phoenix Legion - Red phoenix on white
The Darkwatch - dragon and gryphon silhouettes, blue purple and red.

Count Alasdair Reuss - Red Peacock on gold
Duke Raen Phelan - silver ghostwolf on a split field of jagged green pine and twilight violet

Feel free to post any further flags below. If no further description is supplied for any of the above... feel free to make it whatever you want. Just come over here and post so we all know.

[Rashne]

Castellum and the Patroni:

The colors of the Patroni and the servants of Iudex include all metallic colors, especially silver and steel, as well as, occasionally, white and black. Bellow is a sample of the Banner of Castellum, which, though it has not flown outside of Castellum for centuries, there was a time when soldiers would quake at the sight of that banner off in the distance marching towards them. It looks as if it were made of mercury, yet it holds together like fabric. If exposed to harsh treatment, one finds the banner's material as strong as mithril. A third of the way from the top is a pair of concentric circles, "held together" by diagonal bars of, if the banner is still, looks like pure iron, in the central circle appears to be a disk of purist gold, and the four parts around it seem to be of bronze. White lines radiate out to make a cross to the four sides of the banners from there, and the circle, and the points where the cross touches the edge of the banner, they emit a rather unnatural-looking glow that seems to affect daemons in a manner that inspires terror and fear, and it seems drow also have more sensativity to it than most light. In pure gold in the four quadrants around the circle are the letters, "ALAI," which is an abbrevation of the Patroni battlecry and also the abbreviation that marks many of their buildings and documents, which means, "Ad Legem, Ad Iudicem," which means, "For Law, For Iudex!"