Heraldry Made Easy

Heraldry Made Easy

Heraldry can be confusing to say the least, so let's simplify it & make it fun - all whilst giving you lots of options for your characters, wall displays, and training equipment.

This video is just a quick run through on the basics of heraldry - talking about the categories and terms used - and is jam packed full of historical and modern examples of real world heraldry.

If you like this video and want more don't forget to leave a comment letting me know what part of this massive topic of heraldry you would like me to cover more thoroughly in a future video.

But till then, Train Safe & stay SwordSavvy
Nate V


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Visual Credits -
Page of Segar's Roll: uploaded by Alexandre Perez Vigo.
Special thanks to all the Wiki artists who took part in the WikiProject Heraldry and whose images have been used here via Public Domain allowance or by CC BY_SA (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike) Licenses (https://creativecommons.org/licenses): A1 Aardvark, acques63, Aroche, Aups, Bastianow, Bear17, Bruno, bvs-aca, SajoR, Celbusro, Celtus, Chatsam, Darkbob, Delta-9, Echando una mano, Erika Fiedler, Erlenmeyer, Etxeko, Eugenio Hansen, OFS, Evgeny Kulik, Vladimir Krukovsky, Facquis, Heinz Kippnick, Heralder, Horemhat, James2813, Jean-Paul GIBERT, Jimmy44, JMvanDijk, Jürgen Krause, KnightOfAshes, Krumpi, Leonid, Lobsterthermidor, Madboy74, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NikNaks, Nomadic1, Odejea, Remi Mathis, Sodacan, Spanish Inquisition (nobody expected that!), spax89, Ssolbergj, Thom.lanaud, Tomáš Urban, Tretinville, Trygve Magnus Barstad, Unknown author, Vitormanuelvieirafernandes, Wiki-MG****, Wikimandia, Лобачев Владимир, Участник:Jaspe.

Audio Credits -
Music: Epidemic Sound