10. Armory Outside the Empire.

The Empire of Adria is a separate heraldic jurisdiction from all others, including other Medieval Re-Creation Societies and mundane heraldic courts.

1. Each registrant's Game persona is considered separate from their Mundane persona, and as such, a registrant may not present their Mundane arms for registration, even if they can produce legal documentation asserting their claim to such arms.

2. Persons or groups wishing to register armory they hold in another Medieval Re-Creation Society must go through the same registration process as any other in Adria. (new)

1. Members who have armory registered in other Games recognized by the Imperial Crown (including the SCA, ECS, &c.) may request to have their arms matriculated in Adria so long as such armory does not conflict with any armory registered in Adria. Such arms do not need to follow the Adrian Rules for Heraldic Registrations current at the time of the matriculation.
2. Proof of such registration must be presented at the time the armory is submitted (such as a letter from the Sovereign of Arms in jurisdiction, a copy of the page in the Armorial where it appears, or a printout of the website where it appears). The standard Adrian forms must accompany any such request for matriculation.
3. As of 15 March 2001, the recognized Games are: The Empire of Chivalry and Steel, and the Society for Creative Anachronism. This list may be expanded at the direction of the Imperial Crown.

3. Any armory outside the Empire that anyone in the College of Arms deems worthy of protection must undergo the normal presentation process before being registered by the Imperial Sovereign of Arms.