I ' ll try to put this gently drummers do not have the best buffs as you as attesting to . As good as attack speed and crit rate are , they are severely outclassed by raw damage and speed . <| sep |> No they just never heard of freedom . The ones who did left . <| sep |> All I can really tell you is that there ' s a leopard in the crest . If that is a crowned leopard the image is too small to get a good look at it . To get to why the leopard has a crown , you ' d need to know who it was originally granted to , and what it might have meant to them , the herald handling the grant , or to the KingQueen at the time . Unfortunately that coat of arms looks like one of the generic surname arms made up by companies who want to sell these are the arms for anyone with this surname as a concept to the public . It might even be a fake coat of arms made by combining bits of legitimate coats of arms to provide something to sell to people with that surname . That said , reasons to have a crowned leopard in your arms or crest could include being a royal officer in England being a royal bastard of England having saved an English royal in battle being lord of somewhere that has a leopard in its arms some sort of obscure pun or canting element on a name or dwelling place being a client to someone who had a leopard being the person responsible for handling leopards in the Royal MewsRoyal Menagerie One upping someone who had an uncrowned leopard Being from Lon since leopards and lions were interchangable for a while or Lyon A claim to a mythic property of the leopard Just liking leopards It looked good for a tournament , and the knight in question stuck with it afterwards combining two previous crests a leopard , and something else with a crownThere are probably many , many other reasons , but they ' d be personal to individuals and might not make sense to anyone else . Any or none of the above reasons might apply and perhaps even more than one .