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I'm no woodworker, but I'm sure this is done with a lathe or the computerized industrial equivalent.

Or Eye-for-an-Eye

I voted "don't care." I run 4E and decided that I prefer my rules in PDF format. When WotC dropped that format, I stopped buying new rule books, visiting their website, reading preview threads on EN World, etc. Now, I find my campaign is getting along fine without the influx of new rules. I...

That sounds good, maybe with some gold or silver to symbolize the lightning. Painting the actual bolts would probably be beyond my skill level. Something like this:

From relatively recent official D&D Miniatures sets I would think these might fit with a little conversion and/or repainting: Air Genasi Swashbuckler Hierophant of the Seventh Wind Emerald Orb Wizard

All the images are in an album here on EN World. I don't see any download options, so I think you would have to navigate through the album and 'Save image as' each coat of arms you were interested in.

Very interesting idea and the soundtrack was great. I'm going to have try something along these lines.

Here are a few more arms, and I have created an album that includes several not posted here.

I use Paint Shop Pro with the Virtual Painter 5 plugin. My basic procedure is to enlarge the orginal Coat of Arms Visual Designer image by 300%, since Virtual Painter works better at a larger size. Then I color in the Coat of Arms with gradients and textures, again because Virtual Painter...

Beautiful. I can really feel the vast emptiness.

I've been making a lot of use of the Coat of Arms Visual Designer lately. It's nice to be able to present the players in my campaign with a coat of arms for any NPC without going through a lot of effort Here are a few examples that I've processed further with graphics editing software to get a...