Regalis dei Falchi
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 Regalis in her natural habitat. |
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| Resides: Unser Hafen |
| Status: Active |
| Awards: Order of Precedence |
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 Per chevron azure and Or, a demi-sun issuant from chief Or and a falcon volant proper |
Introduction
Regalis attempts all the things arts & sciences.
Persona
Regalis dei Falchi is a daughter of a falconer in the court of Roger II and later William I and William II, in Palermo, Sicily. So she can mostly be found in practical, work-focused garb, having grown up in and around the Royal Mews. However, especially later after having married a ranking Byzantine military officer, she has been known to wear appropriately Noble Lady clothing.
Preferred Honorific(s)
As a Companion of the Argent Hart and carrying an Award of Arms, Regalis is entitled to the honorific "Lady", or "Signora" but none is also cheerfully accepted.
Offices & Positions
- Baronial Scribe, Unser Hafen, February 2023 - Present
Projects & Publications
- Unser Hafen Baronial Arts & Sciences Champion, February 24, 2024 - May 10, 2025
In Case of Court
Court Summons are happily accepted!
Please have someone take notes or record anything said to Regalis once she gets up there, because between the audio processing disorder and the shock, she'll probably (despite all personal desire to the contrary - brains are dumb sometimes) blank and forget everything five seconds after.
She is also a very awkward duck and would love explicit instructions ("please, stand now" "please kneel" "have a seat!" "let's hug!") instead of gestures or inferences. Hugs welcomed, no permission necessary, just verbal notice (see "explicit instruction")
For the Maserati Problem of Peerage, please see Regalis' In Case of Peerage folder, care of Josias.
For Heralds
Regalis pronounces her name "Reh-gall-is day fahl-chi". It's probably not language or period accurate.
For Scribes
Regalis loves all kinds of scribing, traditional and non-traditional. If non-traditional, prefer useful objects not just art pieces (though all are loved and welcome). Bonus points for including (either with the scroll, or later) information on inspiration sources and hands. Double bonus points for including any and all birds. Triple bonus points for including birds of prey (falcons, hawks, eagles, owls, vultures/condors etc) or falconry references. Favorite colors are jewel tones (deep blues, dark reds, deep greens, purples, etc).