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**azazel the cat**

Skylifter wrote:It may be shocking to all of us knowledgeable people that someone can live in England and not know the symbol, but cut the guy some slack. There are lots and lots of cultures within our culture and not everyone can know everything nowadays. And he asked. Asking is the best thing people can do, and telling them they were stupid when they asked something is always the wrong answer, no matter how shocking the lack of knowledge behind the question may seem; after all, it is to remedy this lack that he is asking in the first place.

It's right there on the friggin' crown.*

*Which is clearly in violation of GW copyrights.

**DeathReaper**

Do not forget the Black Templar Symbol on top of the crown.

Yet another violation of GW copyrights...

**DogOfWar**

DeathReaper wrote:Do not forget the Black Templar Symbol on top of the crown.

Yet another violation of GW copyrights...

I hear the Romans stole the idea for the Aquila too. Is nothing sacred nowadays?

DoW