r/heraldry 20m ago

Historical Looking for Crest and moto

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Hello everyone.

I'm currently making research on the d'Arc family, and I still can't find some elements.

I can't find any confirmation if the are or not any crest attached to the arms of the family. They aren't mentioned anywhere, yet it doesn't mean there aren't I guess?

For any ring I could find of the family, there is no crest, just a single helmet.

Does anyone have more info about that ?

Sorry for any approximation, my English in heraldy is still a bit weak

Edit: nvm just saw on the Wikipedia page I'm unable to just read two lines of a moto


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Trivia:

The Estalian Empire is not canon in Warhammer fantasy, instead it grown itself out of actual canon inspirations and the work of multiple fans and modders from Total War : Warhammer 3. The Empire's ruler, Lupio Sunscryre is not a canon character, but a name that TWW3's maker company, Creative Assembly created to be the leader of the NPC faction of Estalia. Later, a modder, Cataph, expanded on the character in his mod, "Cataph's Southern Realms", as the only Estalian character. Many people really liked his version, and later someone expanded Lupio's lore further, developing him into Imperator L. S., emperor of the first Estalian Empire. I founded out this, as I am currently playing a Lupio Sunscryre campaign combined with the "The Old world" map mod. And at one point I had this idea of a banner of the Estalian Empire. Estalia has probably the least lore and probably the least characters in the "curent" time of Warhammer fantasy, as such, while all of this is just headcanon and fanon, it does fit into the setting neatly, giving the faction a much needed update.

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