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That depends. A border that touches the edge of the shield all the way around is known by the Norman French name bordure. If the border is inset and away from the edge of the shield it is termed an orle.
orle is correct.
orle from bazza
quartering
You use it the same way as you'd use a poultice from the inventory - right click on it and select 'use'. The character must have a shield equipped also.
Heraldry is alive and well.
It's called heraldry.
Heraldry came from Ancient Egypt Rome and even England.
coat of arms
United States Army Institute of Heraldry's motto is 'Honor is the strongest shield'.
Red = gules black = sable within the colour range of heraldry.
quartering
Symbols in heraldry are traditionally used by combining the colors, animals, and symbols that are symbolized for something greater, to create a shield, code of arms, or even badges to represent a variety of different meanings.
You use it the same way as you'd use a poultice from the inventory - right click on it and select 'use'. The character must have a shield equipped also.
Metal
The topography of the shield is like part of the land forms that surround the border.
In heraldry today shield shapes are usually chosen to match the design. Historians are divided on what the various shapes signify but most agree that it is either the geographic area or the time period which determined it. The shield itself is not part of the official blazon of a coat of arms.
A baton sinister is a form of bend sinister in heraldry, in which a narrow strip extends from the lower left to the upper right of the shield in a coat of arms.
boreal shield
Heraldry is alive and well.