Even Yet More "Mad Libs" for Scribes

Since these seem to be incredibly popular, and I know our scribes are overloaded right now, I've done some more.

Another simple AoA text:

[given name only], King of the East, and [given name only], the Queen, to the good persons of all our land greeting.  Know that, in recompense and satisfaction for his/her notable deeds, we hereby award unto our trusty and well-beloved  ___________ the following arms, _________________________.  Done upon [date] in the ____ year of the Society, in [local group].

For someone who doesn't have arms registered at the time of their AoA, there is also this option:

[given name only], King of the East, and [given name only], the Queen, to the good persons of all our land greeting.  Know that, in recompense and satisfaction for his/her notable deeds, we hereby award unto our trusty and well-beloved  ___________ such arms in metal and color appropriate to his/her station and instruct him/her to consult with our heralds forthwith.  Done upon [date] in the ____ year of the Society, in [local group].



Since such things seem to be incredibly popular these days, here is a Court Barony with Grant of Arms scroll:

By [given name only] the King.  By [given name only] the Queen.   Know that, by these present letters, we do give, grant and confirm unto our faithful ____________ the status and renown of a Baron/ess of our Court.  And we do further, by our will, grant him/her arms in the form following: ________________________________, to be borne by him/her hereafter freely, fully, wholly, honorably, well and in peace. Done upon [date] in the ____ year of the Society, in [local group]. 


and, if the person doesn't have arms registered:

We, [given name only] and [given name only], King and Queen of the East, hereby give, grant and confirm unto our faithful ______________ the status and renown of a Baron/ess of our Court.  And we do further grant unto the said [given name only] arms in metal and color appropriate for his/her station, and instruct the said ___________ to consult with our heralds forthwith.  Done upon [date] in the ____ year of the Society, in [local group].