A knight who stole a white brachet from Arthur's court and became the target of Tor's first quest.
An enchanted Egyptian ship that sailed through the air and became the cause of one of Merlin's most regrettable actions.
The seats of the Round Table were more than places to sit. In Arthurian tradition, each seat represented a knight's place within the fellowship.
Magical, mysterious, and symbolic vessels play a major role in Arthurian romance, especially in the Grail tradition.
Festive tournaments and courtly celebrations inspired by the legendary fellowship of King Arthur.
The forbidden seat at the Round Table reserved for the purest Grail knight.
A guarded passage defended by Sir William of Salebrant in the adventures of Guinglain.
Perilous fords are recurring trial sites in Arthurian romance. They are defended by hostile knights or bound to strange customs.
