The Crown of Gold, discovered by Sir Melias during the Grail Quest, symbolizes wordly pride and temptation.
Crocea Mors, "Yellow Death," is King Pellinore's sword, famed for its golden hilt and its connection to his tireless pursuit of the Questin Beast.
Cortaine, also called Cortana, is Tristan's legendary sword, later shortened by Charlemagne when he found it too heavy to wield.
Corn Brangaled, one o f the legendary Thirteen Treasures of Britain, Brangaled's drinking horn could provide any drink its holder desired.
Coreuseus, King Ban's sword, is a blade of wrath and decisive action. Unlike ceremonial or magical swords, Coreuseus is defined by battle and honor.
After slaying the Giant of Mont Saint-Michel, Arthur claimed the giant's jewel-studded coat, embroidered with the beards of fifteen defeated kings, as a trophy. Preserved alongside the giant's iron club, the coat became a symbol of Arthur's triumph and heroic authority.
Arthur's Club of Iron, claimed from the Giant of Saint Michel, is a trophy of raw strength and courage.
Clarent, the Sword of Peace, is King Arthur's ceremonial blade, reserved for knightings and moments of solemn authority.
