SENA, Appendix J, Documented and Forbidden Arrangements
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Appendix J: Documented and Forbidden Arrangements of Charge Groups on Armory http:heraldry.sca.org/sena.html#AppendixJ This appendix describes arrangements of charge groups that are documented, as well as a few that are not allowed. Other arrangements must be documented. #AppendixJSingleAll designs with a single charge group are presumed to be registerable except those listed below.
#AppendixJTwoAll designs with two charge groups are presumed to be registerable except those listed below. New designs may be ruled unregisterable from time to time, if they cannot be found in period armory.
#AppendixJForbiddenDesigns with One or Two Charge Groups that We Don't Allow (barring evidence that they were used in period):
- A design with charges only in sinister chief and in central base and variants (like in chief and dexter base)
#AppendixJThreeAll designs with three or more charge groups on the field must be documented to be registerable. A list of groupings that have been documented is listed below.
Designs with Three or More Charge Groups On the Field that Have Been Documented:
- A central ordinary, a secondary charge group around the ordinary (semy or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary
- A central ordinary, a secondary charge group around the ordinary (semy or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary, with a tertiary charge group on the central ordinary
- A central ordinary, a secondary charge group around the ordinary (semy or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary, with a tertiary charge group on the peripheral ordinary
- A central ordinary, a secondary charge group around the ordinary (semy or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary, with tertiary charge groups on both the central and peripheral ordinary
- A central ordinary, cotises or endorses, and another secondary charge group
- A central ordinary, cotises or endorses, and another secondary charge group, with a tertiary charge group on the central ordinary
- A primary charge group, a secondary charge group around the primary charge group (semy, in orle, or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary
- A primary charge group, a secondary charge group around the primary charge group (semy, in orle, or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary, with a tertiary charge group on the primary charge group
- A primary charge group, a secondary charge group around the primary charge group (semy, in orle, or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary, with a tertiary charge group on any ordinaries
- A primary charge group, a secondary charge group around the primary charge group (semy, in orle, or numbered charges), and a peripheral ordinary, with tertiary charge groups on the primary charge group and any ordinaries
- A primary charge group, any type of secondary charge group, and an overall charge (a label only can be overall and in chief)
- A primary charge group, any type of secondary charge group, and an overall charge (a label only can be overall and in chief), with a tertiary charge group on the primary charge group
- A primary charge group, any type of secondary charge group, and an overall charge (a label only can be overall and in chief), with a tertiary charge group on any ordinary
- A primary charge group, any type of secondary charge group, and an overall charge (a label only can be overall and in chief), with a tertiary charge group on the primary charge group and any ordinary
Other arrangements of charge groups must be individually documented.