It’s October 2019 as I write this. As I did this time last year, I’ve come up with some designs for coats of arms to be used in the SCA. My goal was to devise arms that were period in style — that would be perfectly at home in the medieval era — but that met the SCA’s stylistic rules, and as of this writing, were free of conflict.
I tried to make them accessible to submitters of every artistic level: some require only a straight-edge to draw, others require a modicum of skill. If you click on each thumbnail, you’ll get the blazon, as well as possible alternative colorations (some of these are available in more tinctures than I drew up).
They’re available to whoever would like to register them. I ask that you tell everyone where you found the design. And, though I have no way of enforcing this, I ask that you use the design given here. Changes to “make it more interesting” [sic] defeat the purpose of the endeavor, which is to have as period a design as we can get.
Sable, a unicorn erminois. 
Gules, a thunderbolt argent. 
Argent, three scythes gules. 
Azure, a saltire flory Or. 
Argent, a saggitary passant gules drawing a bow and arrow sable. 
Gules, a cross patonce erminois. 
Or, a pale checky gules and argent. 
Sable, three drinking horns fretted in triangle Or. 
Argent, three harps azure. 
Argent, flaunches sable. 
Azure, three bull’s heads cabossed argent. 
Gules, two bendlets vair. 
Argent, three brown bear’s heads erased proper. 
Or, three annulets sable. 
Gules, three annulets braced argent.
