ARMOR CLASS: 3 to -2
MOVE: 12" (6" in armor)
HIT POINTS: Variable with level, but never less than 70
NO. OF ATTACKS: 3/2
DAMAGE/ATTACK: By weapon type
SPECIAL ATTACKS: Nil
SPECIAL DEFENSES: Nil
MAGIC RESISTANCE: Standard
SIZE: M (6^1/2')
ALIGNMENT: Variable (but 85% lawful)
CLERIC/DRUID: Nil
FIGHTER: 10th through 13th level cavalier <>
MAGIC-USER/ILLUSIONIST: Nil
THIEF/ASSASSIN: Nil
MONK/BARD: Nil
PSIONIC ABILITY: Nil
    Attack/Defense Modes: Nil
 

S: Special*	I: *	W: *
D: *	C: *	CH: *
Com: *	-	-

* These "specials" relate to variable numbers, which may never be below 13, and most average about 16

Knights of this type often (60%) have 1-4 squires and a group of 1-10 men-at-arms to serve them as they travel.
These knights will usually (75% of the time) grant mercy to all those that ask for it during battle.

The following are all good or neutral knights of the Arthurian legends.
All practiced chivalry in some form or degree.

Knights of Quality

Accolon o' Gaul

Agravaine (brother of Gawaine, betrayer of Launcelot)

Balin

Barant Les Apres (King of the Hundred Knights)

Bedivere

Bohort

Bors de Ganis

Bruin le Noire (La Cote Male Taile)

Dinadan

Ector de Maris

Florence

Gaheris (brother of Gawaine)

Kay (Arthur's seneschal) <(cf. The Mabinogion, Kei>

Lavaine

Lionel

Marhaus

Miles o' the Lands

Pelleas

Percard (knight of the black lawns)

Percivale

Perimones (the red knight)

Pertelope (the green knight)

Sagramour le Desirous

Trantrist o' the White

Ulfius

Uwaine

Wisshard

The following knights are evil through and through, and will go to any length to win a battle.
They can be counted on to have a wide variety of dirty tricks up their sleeves.
The concept of chivalry means very little to them and it is to be used solely for the advantage it gives them over others.
 

Knights of Quality (Evil)

Breunis Sans Pite

Edward the Knight Perilous

Mordred

Turquine

ADQ: If my character if of the proper
alignment and class, can he/she become a
Knight of Quality as taken from the DDG?
ADA: The set of circumstances that created
the Arthurian Heroes and the legends associated
with the Arthurian Heroes are quite
specific. If your DM has a campaign that
includes all of the people and legends of
that mythos, then it is possible to be granted
the title Knight of Quality and be ranked
among the proud knights of that time. The
title also places great demands on the
owner. He/she must spend time righting
wrongs and doing unusually good deeds. In
short, it is possible, but it is up to the DM.
(Polyhedron #14)

 

Arthurian Mythos

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