Heraldry Blazon Generator

Heraldry Blazon Generator MCP Connector for Claude

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Generates formal, grammatically correct heraldic blazons following strict Anglo-Norman rules.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server acts as a bridge between AI agents and the complex world of heraldry. It allows agents to convert visual shield components into formal, grammatically correct English blazon strings. By using tools like generate_blazon, agents can ensure they follow the strict Rule of Tincture (no metal on metal, no color on color) and proper syntax hierarchy (Field -> Ordinary -> Charges). It also provides specialized tools like validate_tincture_pairing to verify color combinations and get_marshalling_description to handle complex shield layouts like impalement or quartering.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

generate_blazon

Generates a complete, single-shield blazon string based on the provided visual components

get_marshalling_description

Determines the correct heraldic terminology for combined arms (Impalement vs Quartering)

validate_tincture_pairing

Checks if a specific combination of two tinctures is legally allowed under heraldic rules

See how to talk to your AI agent using Heraldry Blazon Generator.

Generate a blazon for a shield with a gold field and a red fess.

Or, a fess gules.

Create a blazon for a silver shield with a blue lion rampant.

Argent, a lion rampant azure.

What is the correct term for combining two arms vertically?

The correct term for combining two arms vertically is impalement.

The Rule of Tincture is a fundamental heraldic principle stating that a metal (like Or or Argent) should not be placed upon another metal, and a color (like Gules or Azure) should not be placed upon another color, to ensure high visibility.

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