Roll of Arms
giving the heraldic achievements
of the lords and knights
of Rowan-Oak

In addition to the arms which distinguish the noble houses, individual members
of the nobility of knightly estate or better also bear their own personal arms.
Those belonging to the present nobles of Rowan-Oak are shown here.

The Earl and his Liege

Her Grace, Evelenau ap Eiluned, Duchess of Rhododendrons, Suzeraine of Rowan-Oak: Per chevron Sable and Argent, in chief the moon in plentitude between an increscent and a decrescent, in base a pentacle, countercharged.	His Excellency, Almond Ondomorno ap Fiona, Earl of Rowan-Oak: Gules, a wolf passant reguardant beneath a broken fetter-chain argent.

His Barons in Fealty

Her Ladyship, Ausmandine Fionnairidh ap Fiona, Baroness of Ben Bison: Gules, a lion passant guardant Argent.	The Honorable Elmer Brickie, Lord Mayor of Fair Oaks Vert, two hands clasped proper, habited Or.

Her Ladyship, Celeste ap Eiluned, Summer Baroness of Baywood: Purpure, on a bend wavy Argent a rose slipped and leaved Sable.	His Lordship, Dar'Nall ap Gwydion, Winter Baron of Baywood: Or, a wolf salient Sable, upon a chief embattled Sable three snow flakes Or.

His Sworn Knights

Dame Angharad Morraine ap Eiluned, Banneret of Tyr-o-Yr Glas: Sable semy of pentacles Argent, three chevronels braced terminating in descrescents of the second.	Dame Lillian Airmidh ap Liam, Lady of Winterlong: Azure, an open book its pages inscribed "vincit omnia veritas" Argent.	Master Coulkan, Seer and Master-of-Arms of Ben Bison Brugh: Of Grey color, a unicorn passant to the sinister Sable, in a canton Gules a heart Argent.

Lady Jane Marlow, Aide-de-Camp to the Countess Rosamund Gules a dexter hand apaulmy palewise amidst three roses Argent.	Dame Calliope Chelios, Lady of Fiddler's Green Gules a lyre Or.	Sir Patrick McDaniel ap Fiona, Knight of the household of Ben Bison Brugh Gules a a he-goat rampant argent, crined, attired and hooved Or.

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