[ANSTHRLD] Revised Conflict Check Request
tmcd at panix.com
tmcd at panix.com
Thu Dec 30 20:09:03 PST 2004
Considering
Per fess sable and Or, on an open book Or a mullet of five greater
and five lesser points sable, a demi-sun issuant from base gules.
versus William Gallowglas's
Sable, in chief on a plate a satyr dancing and playing a flute
proper, issuant from base a demi-sun Or.
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Brent Ryder <borekvv at hotmail.com> wrote:
> As this is a Per Fess field division, the visual weight of the
> demi-sun is going to make it a co-primary to the charged book.
For reasons that I mentioned in another note just now, I doubt that
either demi-sun is co-primary.
> This makes the placement of the charges unforced on this field.
I don't understand this point at all.
- It's an Or charge (the book) with a per fess sable and Or field. It
cannot be placed touching the base half of the field -- it is forced
towards the chief, so an arrangement CD for the book would be
impossible, so far as I can see.
- A forced move is a move due to other changes to a design.
The demi-sun being ruled by Laurel as primary or not has no effect
on the position of the book, so the demi-sun is irrelevant to the
forced move issue. Only the divided field affects it here.
Daniel de Lincolia
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Tim McDaniel; Reply-To: tmcd at panix.com
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