A horn used to summon combatants to the court of Sir Parsamant.
An enchanted Egyptian ship that sailed through the air and became the cause of one of Merlin's most regrettable actions.
Tristan's sword in "La Tavola Ritonda," celebrated as the finest sword in the world.
A mechanical bow-trap devised by Tristan during his exile in the Forest of Morrois.
An elite fellowship of knights at the court of King Brandegorre of Estrangorre.
A sacred tree of the Grail tradition, grown from a branch carried out of Eden by Eve and later used in the construction of several holy relics.
A prophetic sword forged by the master smith Trebuchet and given to Perceval by the Fisher King.
A master smith of the Grail tradition renowned for forging only three swords during his lifetime.
Illustrated manuscripts and ceremonial guides recording medieval and Renaissance tournaments.
An inscribed slate fragment discovered at Tintagel, Cornwall, providing rare evidence of literacy and elite occupation in post-Roman Britain.
A portal at Camelot associated with the three queens destined to bear Arthur to Avalon.
A famous Arthurian forest associated with Merlin, the Lady of the Lake, and many knightly adventures.
A collection of medieval Welsh triads preserving the people, places, events, and traditions of Britain's legendary past.
A magical sword whose bearer was assured victory in combat.
A legendary sword associated with Balin, Merlin, and Galahad.
A broken sword of the Grail tradition, restored by Galahad at Corbenic.
Swords serve as weapons, marks of kingship, and objects of prophecy.
A sword embedded in a stone and anvil that could be drawn only by the rightful king of Britain.
Three spindles fashioned during the reign of Solomon from wood descended from the Tree of Knowledge.
An enchanted sleeping potion draught used by Morgan le Fay to place Sir Alisander into a magical slumber.
