Sir Launcelot du Lake

ARMOR CLASS: -3
MOVE: 12" (6" in armor)
HIT POINTS: 141
NO. OF ATTACKS: 2
DAMAGE/ATTACK: By weapon type
SPECIAL ATTACKS: Nil
SPECIAL DEFENSES: Nil
MAGIC RESISTANCE: Standard
SIZE: M (6^1/2')
ALIGNMENT: Lawful good
CLERIC/DRUID: Nil
FIGHTER: 20th level paladin
MAGIC-USER/ILLUSIONIST: Nil
THIEF/ASSASSIN: Nil
MONK/BARD: Nil
PSIONIC ABILITY: Nil
    Attack/Defense Modes: Nil


 

S: 19	I: 14	W: 13
D: 18	C: 18	CH: 18
Com:	-	-

This mighty knight was the best of the best in the circle of the Round Table
and was able to use all the powers of a Paladin, until he fell from grace by
being tricked into loving King Pelles' daughter,
the lovely Elaine (who bore him a son, the knight Sir Galahad).
While he was forced to leave the side of King Arthur,
who had until then treated Launcelot as the king's champion,
he would never fail to aid the king in time of need.
He went on all of the most important quests for the king and it was his weapons skills
that defended the King's side in major battles.

 

Arthurian Mythos

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DDG

Heh...

Anything based on Arthurian legend is bogus.
Besides, the majority of the knights of that make-believe court were far from chaste, let alone celebate.
Consider Sir Lancelot boinking the queen, the king begetting a bastard son by rape.

Cheers,
Gary
 

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Originally Posted by Gentlegamer
Yes, but then Lancelot was a Cavalier, not a Paladin! 

Heh,

You are interpreting the fabulous to suit your veiw
Lancelot was a knight as was Galahad, the only potentially celibate knight of the make-believe round table.
The only named paladins were the knights of Charlemagne such as Roland and Oiger.

Cheers,
Gary