Congratulations, these names and devices were passed by the College of Heralds in the June 2019 LoAR and have been added to the Atenveldt OP.

Ambré Renée de Passais. Device. Argent, a sun gules eclipsed Or, on a chief azure three mullets of seven points argent.

Eoin Ó Seachnasaigh. Device change. Sable, a bend sinister vert fimbriated and in dexter chief a stag salient argent.

Eoin the Steward. Device change. Argent, on a hurt a cross couped argent, a bordure embattled sable.

Hrafn Vargr. Name and device. Per bend sinister vert and argent, a wolf rampant contourny argent and a raven contourny sable.

Jon Blackfish. Name and device. Per bend sinister Or and sable, a lucy haurient embowed contourny and a Maltese cross counterchanged.

Kára Refsdóttir. Name

Kim Dae Hae. Name change from holding name William of Atenveldt

Moire Fhionn inghean Uí Raghallaigh. Device. Sable, three crescents conjoined in pall horns outward, a bordure Or

Orrin Darius. Device. Sable, two serpents nowed in a Bourchier knot, that to dexter Or and that to sinister inverted, in base a triquetra inverted argent.

Thora Gylðir. Name 

From the President's Oct 2007 report

Persona Theft and False Awards and Honors.
I find myself compelled to use this space to speak to the membership about a fairly rare problem that has tripled in quantity and directly detracts from the inherent value of the entire system of Theatrical reenactment and recognition of excellence that flavor so much of the Society.

I refer here to the growing number of cases where we find someone either claiming to be possessed of the titles of a peer/noble/notable person - or outright stealing/borrowing the persona and titles of a person who labored long and hard for the honors and reputation being so casually nicked.

No sense of fame or positive regard is worth the ignominious and final demise that awaits the SCA career of anyone we catch doing this. And they are always caught.

I do not write of this problem and ask the membership to teach our new folk the value of earning honors as opposed to sneakily claiming them because I worry the perpetrators will get away with the caper. They will not.

I worry about the disheartening impact on the members and participants who work with good souls, a sound conscience, and can lose faith in what we are and seek to do when they encounter such crass thievery.

This growing problem will be stemmed by the swift and final treatment of those caught in the act of persona theft/false honors - that is my job and I am all over it. It will also be eased by teaching our new folk what the path to recognition is and encouraging them to walk upon it.

Vice President of Operations (Society Seneschal) - George Reed (Aaron faheud Swiftrunner of the Stone Keep)