<p><a href="https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/look-2012-09-25" rel="nofollow noreferrer">This Wizards.com article</a> covers the aesthetics of the <em>Return to Ravnica</em> block, complete with an entire section (&quot;Revisiting the Guild Symbols&quot;) on the changes made to each of the ten guild symbols since the original Ravnica block.  Nowhere in here are any names for the individual symbols given, and as this is the most in-depth official look at the symbols I've ever seen, it seems unlikely there are any official names.</p>
<p>EDIT: The only other official article I can find that really looks at the signets is <a href="https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/ravnica-guild-bake-2006-07-12" rel="nofollow noreferrer">this article from the end of the first Ravnica block</a> (under &quot;Ravnica's Best Guild Signets&quot;).  No names there either.</p>

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2014-07-20T12:29:26.190Z
That is a shame, thanks anyways. There is a card called The Culling Sun (not sure if I can link it here or not) which seems to be what the logo was supposed to represent (I can't find the actual name of the sun around Ravnica if such a thing either exists) So I think I'll just stick to calling it that
Elkstone
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2014-07-21T14:21:35.183Z
DotP 2015 has an encounter called "Boros Fist" (or something to that effect). It's as good a name as any.
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jwodder
<p>Each 2 colour combination has its own name and it's own picture used on cards that have both colours involved (generally in the background of the card text). Do the pictures themselves have a name other than just "Gruul Banner", "Rakdos Mask" or "Orzhov Eight Pointed Star"?</p>

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Are there specific names for the signature images in the Ravnica guilds?
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# Are there specific names for the signature images in the Ravnica guilds?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-07-19)

Each 2 colour combination has its own name and it's own picture used on cards that have both colours involved (generally in the background of the card text). Do the pictures themselves have a name other than just "Gruul Banner", "Rakdos Mask" or "Orzhov Eight Pointed Star"?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-07-20. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

[This Wizards.com article](https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/feature/look-2012-09-25) covers the aesthetics of the *Return to Ravnica* block, complete with an entire section ("Revisiting the Guild Symbols") on the changes made to each of the ten guild symbols since the original Ravnica block. Nowhere in here are any names for the individual symbols given, and as this is the most in-depth official look at the symbols I've ever seen, it seems unlikely there are any official names.

EDIT: The only other official article I can find that really looks at the signets is [this article from the end of the first Ravnica block](https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/ravnica-guild-bake-2006-07-12) (under "Ravnica's Best Guild Signets"). No names there either.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: That is a shame, thanks anyways. There is a card called The Culling Sun (not sure if I can link it here or not) which seems to be what the logo was supposed to represent (I can't find the actual name of the sun around Ravnica if such a thing either exists) So I think I'll just stick to calling it that  
> **username_2**: DotP 2015 has an encounter called "Boros Fist" (or something to that effect). It's as good a name as any.  

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