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Galahault

A noble prince.

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between King Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of οur Lady so he went to Castle Dangerous with Arthur. (7,xxvii) During the tournament a colorful knight serving Lionesse smote down many knights and kings of Arthur so Galahault challenged him. They encountered together, and the prince brake his spear; and was smitten upon the left side of the helm that he reeled and fell down had not his men recovered him. (7,xxviii)
Isle of Servage

Isle of Servage is an island near Britain. Its lord is Sir Nabon le Noire, who hates all knights of King Arthur and doesn't spare anyone who comes, like Sir Nanowne.

One time Lamorak sailed nearby but his ship fell on a rock and all perished except him and his squire. Fishers save his life for all the comfort they could, but lost the squire. They tolk him about Sir Nabon and Nanowne, who was Lamorak's cousin. The fishers told him to be silent or Nabon will kill them all for his sake, but wanted to take revenge for his cousin. (8,xxxvii)

One time Nabon's son would be knighted and he made cry that all people of the isle whould be at his castle within five days, and all the knights of the valley should joust, and there would be jousts between Logris and North Wales. There Nabon fought with Lamorak and then Tristram who slew him and his son and all the country said they would hold of Sir Tristram. Neither Tristram or Lamorak accepted and gave it to Segwarides. He became a lord and governed it with honor. He delivered all prisoners, set good governance in the valley. (8,xxxix)
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White brachet

The female white brachet belonged to Nimue.

Along with some hounds were hunting Ablamar's white hart to Camelot. Sorlouse and Brian of the Forest saw them as they ran and they guessed they were adventure for Arthur's wedding. (3,vi)

The hart ran into the hall, hunted by the brachet and 60 black hounds. As the hart ran around the brachet bit it by the haunch and pulled out a piece; it lept and overthrew Abelleus and therewith he arose and took up the brachet, and left, and rode away. Then Nimue came asking from Arthur the brachet that was hers, but Arthur refused. Then Hontzlake came and took her. Merlin said that he must let call Sir Tor to bring the brachet and the knight, or else slay him. (3,v) Abelleus gave the brachet to his lady.

As Tor rode, a dwarf said that he knew where Abelleus went, and guided him throughout a forest, and two pavilions by a priory. (3,ix) Tor searched the red pavilion, and found a lady lying sleeping with the white brachet, that barked awaking her and her damsels. Tor took the brachet immediately and gave it to the dwarf, telling to the lady that he sought it for King Arthur. She said that he won'tgo far with it. Indeed the next day Abelleus caught up with them and demanded the brahet, but Tor defeated him. Abelleus didn't yield without the brachet, and Tor refused saying it was his quest to bring him or the brachet to Camelot. (3,x) Eventually he killed Abelleus (3,xi) and returned it to Camelot.
Damas

He is the falsest knight, full of treason, and very coward, without mercy. He is the older brother of Sir Ontzlake, a good knight of prowess. He doesn't give to his brother any part of his livelihood. He waged a great war against his brother and Ontzlake offers to fight body for body for their livelihoods. For this he decided to find a knight to fight for him, but nobody agreed, so every day he takes many knights with him and ambushes all the knights in the country to see their adventures and captures them in a dark prison. In the last about 7 years nobody accepts to fight for him; 18 died of hunger refusing to fight. (4,vii)

Eventually Arthur was found in his dungeons a damsel (who was Morgan's servant) told him that Arthur accepts to fight for him. Damas sent for Arthur and they agreed to fight against Ontzlake's champion, on the condition that all knights should be released. Damas swore and brought them into the hall to watch the fight. (4,vii) Then he sent to his brother that he found a champion to fight for him, and to make ready to fight on the morning at the hour of prime. Ontzlake replied that he will prepare a champion to fight for him. (4,viii)

On the morning Arthur asked him when is the fight and Damas told him to hear mass first. Then a squire came on a great horse, and said that their knight was ready in the field and asked Sir Damas if his was ready. Then Arthur was sent to the field; all knights and commons of the country were there, and 12 good people where chosen to wait for the fighters. (4,viii)

Arthur and Accolon stopped fighting when they realized their identities. Arthur called the keepers to come. (4,xi) As Damas's champion and King, he judged him an orgulous and villainous knight and ordered him to give Onztlake his whole manor provided that Ontzlake holds it and yearly give Damas a palfrey to ride upon as it is more suitable for him. He also forbid him to disturb any knights from their adventures; and to release the 20 prisoners and if any comes to his court with complaints, Arthur will kill Damas. (4,xii)
Candlemas

Candlemas is a feast celebrated on 2 February. Events that happened on that day:

1. Contest to pull Excalibur from the stone. Arthur prevails as before. (1,vi)
2. After the Battle of Bedegraine, the morning after Candlemas, Merlin arrives to castle of Bedegraine and pulls a prank on Arthur. Soon Arthur meets Lionors there. (1,xvii)
Driant

Sir Driant was a knight.

## Jousting

One time King Mark of Cornwall had daily hunting and jousting beside a river in a forest, and there were 30 knights to joust with all that came that time. By fortune came Driant and Sir Lamorak. Driant jousted right well, until he had a fall. (8,xxxiii)

He left with Lamorak and they met a knight from Morgan whom Lamorak used against Tristram. (8,xxxiv)
South Marches castle

A fair castle in the South Marches, its lord being the Duke of the South Marches. It is south of the forest of Arroy. Within an hour is the court of a poor man. 2 days ahead is the realm of Lady de Vawse. (4,xxv)

Sir Marhaus and a damsel asked the poor man for a lodging but he refused and he offered to take them to a lodging if they are ready for an adventure, refusing to tell what, but Marhaus accepted as he was tired. Within an hour the poor man brought them called the porter, and was let inside, telling the Duke what he brought.

Sir Marhaus was let in with torchlight, and was welcomed by young men. His horse was stabled and he and the damosel were brought into the hall where the duke stood with many goodly men. After introducing, the Duke told him to prepare for battle tomorrow, because he is a knight of King Arthur, and Marhaus and the damsel went to their rooms.

The morning the Duke sent for Marhaus and was led in the court of the castle where they should do the battle. (4,xxiv) Marhaus prevailed and ordered the Duke and his sons to surrended to King Arthur, then left the castle. (4,xxv)
Sir Carados

*Not to be confused with King Carados.*
Sir Carados with another knight, was in the land of the Lady Ettard.

## Battle with Gawaine

He came with his partner near a cross and recognised Gawaine with a damsel, and shouted to him for a challenge. They ran and both fell down and continued on foot. Meanwhile, as they fought, his partner approached the damsel and left together. The fight was long until they accorded, and Carados invited Gawaine to lodge that night.

As they went on, Gawaine asked about the fair knight who surrendered to be captured, and Carados told him the story of Pelleas, and how he courted Lady Ettard. (4,xx) The next day Gawaine took his leave and went to help Pelleas. (4,xxi)

Another Sir Carados was a mighty king who wasmade like a giant.

He fought with Gawaine and hit him such strokes that he fainted on the horse, took him by the collar and pulled him to the earth, and tied him to the saddle-bow. He rode leading him towards his castle, until by fortune Launcelot met with him and saw Gawaine bound after him. He ordered Carados to let him and fight. Carados called him a fool, and threatened to do him the same. Launcelot said they won't spare each other. Carados bound Gawaine hand and food and threw him to the ground.

## Battle with Launcelot

His squire gave his spear, and set off. They ran and met with each other, breaking their spears. They pulled swords and hurtled on horseback for more than an hour. Until Launcelot's hit on his helm pierced his brain-pan. Launcelot pulled him by the collar until his horse. He alighted and pulled off Carados's helm and cut off his head. (8,xviii)
Garlon

> "*Yonder he goeth, he with the black face; he is the marvellest knight that is now living, for he destroyeth many good knights, for he goeth invisible.*"
> ― A knight (2,iv)
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Sir Garlon is a knight who rides invisible. He is the brother of King Pellam of Listeneise.

One time he was at a jousting and duelled with a Gentleman who smote him down twice; Garlon threatened him that he will harm his best friend and wounded his son. Thenceforth he couldn't be healed without the knight's blood. But the gentleman never learned his name. (2,iv)

He stroke Herlews with his spear while Balin was taking him to King Arthur. Balin failed to protect him and promised to take his quest and avenge his death. (2,xii)

When Balin, a damsel and Perin were approaching a churchyard and a hermitage, Garlon once more attacked, and killed Perin. (2,xiii)

Balin learned Gerlon's whereabouts from the Gentleman and learned his story and together they went to Pellam's castle to find him. (2,iv)

During a feast held by his brother the s castle, he noticed that Balin looks at him; he came and slapped him with the back of his hand and told him to do what he came for. Balin said he will, as he came to take revenge on him and heal the gentleman's son, he rose up and cut his head. He took the truncheon with which he killed Herlews from Herlews's damsel, and pierced his body. Then he called the gentleman to fetch blood and heal his son. (2,iv)
Elaine (queen)

Elaine is a fair and good lady, the wife of King Ban of Benwick and the mother of Launcelot.

When her son was born, his first name was "Galahad" but she confirmed him as Launcleot. (4,i)

When Launcelot was still young, she made great sorrow about all the damage caused to their land by King Claudas. When Merlin came he comforted her saying that her son will revenge them and be famous as the most glorious man in all Christendom; she asked if she will live to see it, and he said that she will and live many years more. (4,i)
Maledisant's courier

A courier that rode always with damsel Maledisant. Presumably he followed her from Arthur's court with Sir La Cote Male Taile until the Castle Orgulous.

When the knight returned from the castle, he said how he fought the hostile knights and escaped but Maledisant didn't believe him, and he told her to see for her self. With that she sent the courier to prove if the deed was true. He rode to the Castle quickly and asked how La Cote Male Taile escaped the castle; all the knights cursed him, saying how he killed 12 of their best and escaped. With this answer he departed and returned to his lady, and told her all how La Cote Male Taile did there. The damsel smote down her head, and said little. (9,iv)
Terrabil

A castle in Cornwall owned by the Duke of Tintagil. It was 10 miles away from Tintagil.

When King Uther threatened the Duke with war, he furnished and garnished Tintagil, where he put his wife Igraine, while he went to Terrabil with many issues and posterns. Soon Uther came and made a great war and lay siege outside. (1,I)

One night the Duke saw Uther leaving the siege and that night he exited the castle at a postern, and he was slain. (1,II)

Years later, at the height of his power, King Rience was lying at a siege at Terrabil. (2,vi) After his capture (2,ix) his brother Nero had prepared 10 battles, before Terrabil, that were attacked by King Arthur. (2,x)
Vale of Vicecount

The Vale of Vicecount is a land of Italy among the vines.

During the Roman War, after making many conquests, King Arthur came from Viterbe; he then sent to the senators of Rome asking whether they acknowledge him as their lord. Soon after on a Saturday came to him all surviving senators and the noblest
cardinals asking for peace, proferring him full large, and besought him as governor to give them a leave of 6 weeks to prepare his crowning on Christmas. (5,xii)
Damosel on palfrey

A damsel who was distressed by Sir Peris de Forest Savage.

She was in the midst of a highway near a grove with apple trees, riding on a white palfrey. Launcelot passed by and saluted each other, and he asked her if she knows any adventures in that country. She replied tht there are if she dares to prove them. As he seemed to her a good knight, she offered to bring him to the best and mightiest knight he ever found, and asked his name. He replied that he is Launelot, and seemed to her well, and told her about Turquine who have never been overmatched by anyone; she said that he has captured in his prison 64 knights of King Arthur; she asked him, after providing him this quest, to help her and other damsels againt a false knight. Launcelot agreed and she brought him to the ford and a tree.

Launcelot tried to summon Turquine but he didn't show up for haf an hour. Then he saw him approaching with a captured knight bound on a horse. Launcelot told her that he sees his fellow, Gaheris brother of Gawaine. He promised to rescue him, and sure that 2 of his prisoners are his brethren, he will deliver all his prisoners. (6,vii)

After killing Turquine, Launcelot came to her and he said he is ready to follow her, but he has no horse, so she suggested to him to borrow the wounded knight's horse, and send him into the manor to deliver the prisoners. Indeed, Gaheris was happy to lend his horse for saving his life. (6,ix)

They rode on a fair highway and the damsel told him about the knight stalking and distresses, steals and rapes all women who pass by. Launcelot suggested to her to ride before him and will come to her rescue as soon as she is troubled. So she rode in a soft ambling pace, and within a while the knight came from the wood and pulled her from her horse. As she cried, Launcelot came quick and challenged the knight, and soon killed him. The damsel compared him to Turquine, who as he tried to destroy knights, this one destroyed women, and said his name. Asked about any other help, she said she doesn't need him, and blessed him for being he gentlest of knights, but wondered about being a bachelor, saying that it's a great pity that she never heard him loving anyone; and that it's noised that he loves Queen Guenever, who enchanted him to not love anyone else, and many damsels and ladies of high or low estate, make sorrow for him. Launcelot replied that he doesn't want to leave a knight's life and doesn'twant to take paramours either. With that they parted. (6,x)
Plenorius

Sir Plenorius was a full noble knight, brother of Sirs Plaine de Force, Plaine de Amours, Pillounes, Pellogris and Pelladris.

He was in a fortress at the border of Surluse. (9,vii) One of his prisoners was King Carados. (9,viii)

## Battle with La Cote Male Taile

When La Cote Male Taile defeated his brothers and passed the other bridge, he met with him; they jousted together, and smote each other down. They avoided their horses, dressed the shields, drew the swords, and exchanged many strong strokes. For two hours they fought, while they exchanged positions on the bridge, without rest. (9,vii) Soon however the knight fell down and couldn't stand up. Plenorius felt pity and told him not to dismay, recognising that he wouldn't have his endurance, should the knight be fresh. Recognising his noble deeds of arms, he deserved kindness and gentleness. He took the knight on his arms and took him to his tower where he brought him wine and asked to treat his wounds. The knight told him to return to the bridge, as a much better knight will meet him. Plenorius was surprised that such a knight is in his fellowship and asked his name, but the knight refused to say. Then he heard a call asking to deliver the prisoner or come to battle. (9,viii)

## Battle with Launcelot

Plenorius got his horse and came with a spear towards the knight who called him. They feutred the spears, clashed as thunder and their horses fell. Leaving their horses, pulled the swords and clashed like bulls, with great strokes and foins. Plenorius traced to keep his ground but the other managed to push him back until he approached his tower gate. The knight recognised his knighthood but should yield himself and the prisoner. Without a word, Plenorius struck mightly on his helm, and in response the knight doubled his strokes so mightly that Plenorius knelt. He leapt and pulled Plenorius grovelling down, until he yielded him, his tower and all his prisoners.

Launcelot released them and offered everything to La Cote Male Taile but he said to let Plenorius keep his livelihood, and become knights of King Arthur. Launcelot ordered him to go to Arthur's court on the next feast of Pentecost to become a Knight of the Round Table as there will be a vacant seat. (9,viii)
Sagramore

Sir Sagramore or Sagramour (6,xiii) le Desirous is a good knight of King Arthur's court.

On his way from the South Marches, Sir Marhaus met him first, and defeated him, along with Osanna, Dodinas and Felot of Listinoise, with one spear. (4,xxv)

King Anguish of Ireland announced a great jousts and tournament for the hand of the Lady of the Launds. 9 knights of Arthur, Gawaine, Gaheris, Agravaine, Bagdemagus, Kay, Dodinas, Gumret, and Griflet went to joust. On the first day Sir Palamides put them to the worst and struck all of them to the earth. (8,ix) The next day Gawaine and his fellows were all surprised when a knight defeated Palamides. (8,x)

Long time later he and Dodinas came to Cornwall to seek adventures, and King Mark sent Sir Andred to bring them. (8,xv) Andred talked big words to them but they threw him down easily. 2 hours later a knight approached them and asked about their business. Sagramore looked upon him and had scorn of his words, and asked him, if he is a knight of Cornwall. He asked why, and Sagramore said that seldomly Cornish knights are valiant soldiers, as previously they beat easily another one, and that they will do the same. The knight said that he was his cousin and he will beat both of them. With that Dodinas moved against him, but was smitten down; seeing his fellow have such a fall hemarvelled what knight he might be and dressed his spear with all him might and they came together like thunder, and he had a strong buffet that both he and his horse fell down, breaking his thigh. The knight scorned them and said they shame themselves to underestimate Cornish knights and matched by one. Sagramore said that it is truth that he proved him well, and by the faith and troth owed to the high order of knighthood, asked him to say his name. They were glad to hear they met with Tristram, the son of King Meliodas and asked him to stay with them, but as he was after their fellow Sir Bleoberis, they bid him farewell. (8,xvi)

## Liber VII

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of our Lady so he went to Castle Dangerous with Arthur. Sir Epinogris was the first who came from the castle, and Sagramore encountered with him and both brake their spears to their hands. (7,xxvii) Later he was smitten by a colorful knight. (7,xxviii) When the heralds recognised that the knight is Gareth, he doubled his strokes and smote down Sagramore again. (7,xxx)

## Liber VI

He was in a slade with Ector, Gawaine and Uwaine hovering under an oak. They saw someone in Sir Kay's armour and he said he'd prove his might and got his spear in his hand but the knight smote him and fell on the earth. The knight fell all of them with one spear and passed by and the knights came together and comforted each other; with much trouble they returned to their horses. (6,xiii)

The 4 were at Arthur's court when Launcelot came, 2 days before Pentecost; seeing him in Kay's armour and understood that it was him who vanquished them with one spear, they laughed and smiled. (6,xviii)
Sandwich

Sandwich is a location of England near the sea.

The 12 ambassadors of Lucius, leaving Camelot were conveyed by Sir Cador out of the land and took a shipment at Sandwich. From there they landed at Flanders on their way back to Rome. (5,ii)

When Arthur declared War with Rome, it was decided to arrest all the navy of the land, and to be ready within 23 days after Hilary at Sandwich. Arthur and all his army boarded there, with a great multitude of ships, galleys, cogs, and dromounds sailing on the sea. (5,iii) After the War, many weeks later, their fleet returned again to Sandwich where Guenever came to meet Arthur. (5,xii)
Trent

Trent is a river in Britain

After Arthur's coronation, Sir Brastias was made warden to wait upon the north from Trent forwards for it was that time the most party the king's enemies. (1,xvii)

In preparation of the Battle of Bedegraine, Merlin made an orinance that no soldier would pass the Trent without a token from the King, so no enemy could spy them. 20,000 of Arthur's soldiers passed by on horseback over Trent to the forest of Bedegraine. (1,XI)
Howel

*Perhaps not the same person as Duke Howell.*

King Howel or Howell was the King of Brittany.

When Tristram was 7 years old he was the King of Brittany and had a daughter who married King Meliodas. (8,ii)

Many years later Tristram and his servant Gouvernail came to him and he was glad to see him; Tristram was wounded and sought help from his daughter Isoud, and she healed him. (8,xxxv)

Around that time Earl Grip made great war against him and put him to the worst, besieging him. His son Kehydius was wounded fighting Grip, and Gouvernail counseled Howel to seek Tristram's help. Indeed he went to Tristram and asked to fight as his son couldn't. Indeed Trisrtam did many exploits and slew Grip, and returned to the town worshipfully with procession. The king embraced him in his arms, and offered to resign his kingdom to him, but Tristram said he did this because he was beholden to Isoud's sake. (8,xxxvi)

By the great means and proffers of Howel and his son, great love grew between Tristram and Isoud and they married. (8,xxxvi)

One time, Tristram with Isoud and Kehudius were shiprecked in the Isle of Servage. (i,xxxix) When they returned, he welcomed them, and hearing that he had killed the island's evil lord, Nabon le Noire, his court marvelled at his deeds. (8,xl)
Miles of the Launds

Miles of the Launds was a right good knight who was the beloved of Eleine.

While he was going to Arthur's court at Camelot he was hit behind him by Loraine le Savage with a spear. (3,xv) As he was wounded Eleine held him by a well crying. Pellinore passed by but refused to stay to help being eager on his quest to find Nimue. When Miles died she took his sword and killed herself out of sorrow. (3,xii)

On their way back to Camelot, the king and Nimue found their bodies still by the well and he wept for the maiden. Nimue advised him to bury him in a hermitage, so he took his body on his shoulders and charged the hermit to do service for his soul and paid him with Miles's harness. (3,xiv)

Guenever criticized Pellinore for not helping them, and Merlin told them their story and said Pellinore's penance for this. (3,xv)
Spear of Longius

A marvelous strangely wrought spear. (2,xv) With it Longius gave the most dolorous stroke against Jesus Christ in the heart. (2,xvi)(2,viii)

It was kept in Pellam's castle, upon a golden table with 4 silver pillars, in the chamber where Joseph of Arimathea also lay. With it Balin gave the dolorous stroke against King Pellam. (2,xv) The most dolorous since that of Longius. (2,viii)
Tor's dwarf

A dwarf that served Sirs Felot and Petipase, they set their pavilions near Camelot and the dwarf stopped any knights in order to joust with them. As Tor was after Sir Abelleus, the dwarf appeared suddenly and hit the head of his horse with a staff, and he went back his spear length. He told Tor to joust with the knights; Tor was reluctant to pause his quest but the dwarf blew his horn and the knights came. Tor was victorious and sent them to Camelot as prisoners. The dwarf asked a gift, to make him his squire, not wishing to serve recreant knights, and promised to guide him to Abelleus. He took a horse and followed Tor to forest. (3,ix)

Arriving at two pavilions, Tor dismounted and the dwarf took his glaive. Tor found the white brachet from a lady and gave it to the dwarf, ignoring her threats. On their way to Camelot it gets dark and Tor asked the dwarf if he knows any lodging. He didn't but guides him to a hermitage nearby. There they fed their horses with grass, oats and bread. They lodged and fter a hard supper they rested and on the morning heard mass devoutly. (3,x)

The dwarf isn't mentioned again but presumably he witnessed Tor's duel with Abelleus, where Tor was victorious, and then lodged with him at the Knight's sister, and presumably returned with him to Camelot. (3,xi)
Perin

Perin de Mountbeliard was a knight.

He was hunting in the forest when he saw Balin and a damsel. He asked why they were sad and Balin at first did not wish to tell, and Perin wished he could fight him, so then he explained he was sad because of the death of Herlews by Garlon and his quest. Perin then joined then and promised to stay with them and armed themselves in the hostelry.

As they came by an hermitage near a churchyard, Garlon came and smote Perin with a spear. The hermit and Balin buried him under a rich stone and a royal tomb.

On the morning they found golden letters, how Sir Gawaine shall revenge the death of his father on Pellinore. (2,xiii)
Kamil k

**kamil\_k** - Gracz grający na WorldMC od II Edycji.

## Historia

Na WorldMC gra od lipca 2019, czyli od II Edycji. Dołączył wtedy do Imperium Mongolskiego. Najpierw dołączył do Moskwy i został jej carem, ale tylko tymczasowo by Moskwa się nie rozpadła. Oddał władzę Kashubowi, i został zaproszony do Karakorum przez POGKPP. Uczestniczył wtedy w Oblężeniach Konstantynopola i Bitwie pod Londynem, potem został mianowany przez Chana budowniczym Karakorum.

W czasie III Edycji dołączył do Mongol Khamagu, założył Bukare i zajmował się rolnictwem.

Od IV Edycji jest w Cesarstwie Rzymskim. Godzinę po dołączeniu założył Aleksandrię. Uczestniczył w I Krucjacie przeciw ISIS, a 15 grudnia walczył w Bitwie pod Ar-Rakką. W tym samym dniu do jego miasta dołączył NelsonXXX.
Queen of Ireland

The sister of Sir Marhaus and wife to King Anguish of Ireland. (8,iv) Her daughter, La Beale Isoud knew that at times she was cruel (8,xi)

Her brother went to Cornwall to fight for Ireland's right for truage; but soon he returned badly wounded by Tristram, and a sword shard that was stuck in his skull. When he died, she kept the shard always with her and vowed revenge. (8,viii)

Soon it was told that a knight had arrived by their castle, who harped beautifully and Anguish went to meet him. (8,viii) Soon Isoud had him cured. Around that time Sir Palamides was near, and well cherished with the king and queen. (8,ix)

The second day of the tournament the king and the queen understood that it was Tramtrist that smote down Sir Palamides and appreciated him more than before. (8,x) Tristram stayed there long and well cherished by them and especially by Isoud. (8,xi)

One day the queen and Isoud made a bath for him and the queen and Isoud roamed up and down the chamber as Hebes and Gouvernail attended to him. Then the queen saw his sword lying on his bed, and so it happened she drew it out and both thought it's a fair sword, but the queen noticed a gap 1.5' from the point, and remembered the piece found in the brain-pan of Marhaus. She told then to Isoud that he is the same knight who killed her brother. Immediately she went to her chamber and took the shard from her coffer, and returned to the sword, and saw that the piece fit the gap perfectly.

She gripped the sword fiercely and with all her might she ran straight against Tramtrist sitting in his bath, but Sir Hebes grasped her with his arms and pulled the sword from her, saving his life. When she was let of her evil will she ran to the King and said on her knees that in his house he has the traitor who slew Marhaus. Asked so, she said it is Tramtrist, the very knight their daughter saved. The king charged her to not do anything with him. (8,xi)

Anguish was summoned to Camelot to be judged, and he returned to Ireland with Tristram; and made known all that Tristram did for him and how, and the queen and all glorified him as much as possible. (8,xxiii) Anguish agreed to let Isoud to go to Cornwall and wed King Mark. Before leaving, she gave to their companions, Gouvernail and Dame Bragwaine a love drink, with the instructions to give it to King Mark on the wedding day so that they love each other all their lives.
Sentraille

Sir **Sentraille** de Lushon was a knight and servant of Tristram in King Mark's court of Cornwall.

Tristram was arrested for sleeping with queen Isoud. With Gouvernail and Lambegus they sought their master, glad to hear that he escaped by jumping to the sea; they found him on the rocks, and pulled him with towels. Learning that Isoud was taken to a leper house, he took his men and fetched her away, and brought her to a fair manor in the forest. There he bade him and Lambegus to leave because he couldn't help them any more. (8,xxxv)
Placidas

Placidas was a good knight under Kings Ban and Bors.

He was one of the 300 knights who accompanied the kings from France to England for Arthur's feast for All Hallowmass in London. During the tournament he was in a band of 6 knights and he came and met with Sir Kay, and smote him down and his horse, but Griflet was wroth, and met smote Placidas to the earth with his horses. The three kings saw the two parties them begin to wax wroth on both parties, that they ended the tournament. After the tournament, it was decided in council that Gracian and **Placidas** should go to France with Merlin and keep their castles and their countries against Claudas. So they passed the sea and came to Benwick, and people were glad to see them, and that their kings were well and accorded. Merlin prepared an army for Arthur, but Gracian and Placidas were left to fortify their castles. (1,XI)
Xi'an

Xi'an to miasto położone w Chinach na Jedwabnym Szlaku.

Jest najbardziej zaludnionym miastem na serwie bo posiada 25 osób.

Aktualnie znajduje się w Imperium Brutyjskim aczkolwiek niewiele brskuje do założenia nacji.

Indie i Egipt mają bul dupy do Xi'anu boma więcej mieszkańców niż całe Indie xD.

Xi'an jest najszybciej rozwijającym się miastem pod względem liczby ludności na serwie
Pertolepe

Pertolepe the Green Knight was the brother of Percard, Perimones and Persant of Inde. They were well known in the court of King Arthur for noble knights, for long time they had holden war against the knights of the Round Table. (7,xxiv)

He was overcome by Beaumains that was with a damsel. As promised, he went to Carlion on Arthur's feast of Pentecost with 50 knights, and his brothers, and yielded them unto Arthur, and told him about Beaumains. (7,xxiii) Arthur promised to make them knights of the Round Table once he meets Beaumains and wondered where is their brother the Black Knight; Pertolepe said that his name was Percard and how was killed by Beaumains. Then he said how Beaumains killed Sir Gherard and his brother Arnold le Breuse at Mortaise. (7,xxiv)

He and his brothers participated in the jousts of Dame Lionesse on the Assumption of our Lady, against the knights of Arthur. When Launcelot smote down Persant, then came Pertolepe from the castle, and there encountered with Sir Lionel (Launcelot's brother) and sote him down. All this was marked by noble heralds, who bare him best, and their names. (7,xxviii)

As with all knights that Gareth conquered, he was invited to his wedding to Lionesse at Kink Kenadon on Michaelmas. When the solemnization was done, he came with 30 knights, and did homage and fealty to Sir Gareth, and these knights to hold of him for ever. Also he asked to be his chaberlain at the feast. Gareth accepted, since he wanted to take such a simple office. On the first day of the jousts Arthur made the brothers knights of the Round Table for all their lives and gave them great lands. (7,xxxv)
PKB

## **PKB**

*Przykład (Obliczanie PKB państwa z dwoma miastami):*

- Miasto A = 154 chunków, kwota w banku 15,558$

- Miasto B = 21 chunków, kwota w banku 3,020$

- *Razem = 175 chunków, kwota w banku 18,578$*

Wzór: *liczba chunków x 500 + kwota w banku*

175 x 500 + 18.578 = 106.078$

## **PKB per capita**

*Przykład:*

- PKB państwa = 106.078$

- Liczba obywateli = 7

Wzór: *PKB : liczba obywateli = PKB per capita*

106.078$ : 7 = 15.154$
Suppinabiles

Sir Suppinabiles was a knight in Brittany, possibly of the court of King Howel.

When Tristram married the King's daughter Isoud la Blanche Mains he sailed over to England and the court of King Arthur. Meeting Sir Launcelot and telling him of their marriage, Launcelot was angry for being untrue to his lady, and instructed him to tell Tristram that he won't love him any more and will be his mortal enemy. (8,xxxvi)

Suppinabiles returned to Brittany and when he found Tristram, he told him that he was in King Arthur's court and asked if he heard anything of him, he said about Launcelot speaking of him great shame, that he is false to his lady, and that he will be his mortal enemy whenever they will meet. Hearing this, Tristram made great moan and was ashamed. (8,xxxvii)
Sorlouse

Sorlouse of the Forest was the elder brother of Brian of the Forest.

They saw a white hart chased by hounds towards Camelot, and realised it was an adventure for King Arthur's feast. Sorlouse wanted to bring it and have the honor, but Brian insulted him saying he should do it as he was a better knight and the two started fighting. Gawaine and Gaheris saw and entered between them inquiring the reason and Sorlouse told everything. He scolded and threatened them unless they went to Arthur and offer their services, and as the two were weary they agreed to do as he said. They said they were sent by the knight who follows the quest of the white hart. (3,vi)
White hart

> "*O my white hart, me repenteth that thou art dead, for my sovereign lady gave thee to me, and evil have I kept thee, and thy death shall be dear bought an I live.*"
> ― Ablamar
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The hart was given to Ablamar by his lady. (3,vii)

The hart was chased by many hounds and was seen by two brothers. They understood it was adventure made for the feast of King Arthur and Sorlouse thought to hunt it to win his favor, but Brian said that he would do it instead as he was a better knight, started debating and started fighting to prove who is the better knight. (3,vi)

At the feast of King Arthur's wedding to Guenever at Camelot, Merlin told the knights of the Round Table to sit still to see a strange and marvellous adventure. Then came running in a white hart into the hall, and a white brachet and 60 of black running hounds. The hart ran around the Table Round as he went by other boards. The white brachet bit him by the buttock pulling out a piece, then the hart lept long and overthrew Sir Abelleus, who rose and left with the brachet. Apparently the hart ran away and Merlin said to Arthur to send Sir Gawaine to bring it. (3,v)

Gawaine and Gaheris encountered the fighting brothers, then by the cry of the hounds he followed the hart before a great river, and the hart swam over. Then one knight, Allardin, told him to not come after it and challenged him to a joust, but Gawaine defeated him. (3,vi)

The brothers rode fastly after the hart and let 5 greyhounds that chased it into Ablamar's castle where they slew it at its chief place. Then Ablamar came with a sword killing 2 hounds and chasing away the others, and mourned for the death of the hart and promised to avenge its death. He armed himself and attacked Gawaine but he was defeated. In the process Gawaine killed by accident his lady. (3,vii)

Then more knights attacked and defeated the brothers. The next day, as Gawaine was nephew of Arthur and on a quest, they let him leave to take the hart's head to Camelot, but also the body of the lady he killed. (3,viii)
Segwarides's wife

The wife of earl Segwarides, who was a very fair lady.

She was in the court of King Mark of Cornwall (perhaps in Tintagil) and attracted the interest both of the King and Sir Tristram whom she loved back. One day she sent a dwarf to Tristram with the message to be with her the next night, well armed, since her husband is a good knight, and Tristram responded.

She was waiting him at a postern when he rode to her. (8,xiii) She welcomed him fair, and embraced each other, she had his horse put in the best manner and unarmed him. They supped lightly and went to bed with great joy, but Tristram was wounded and bled on the over sheet, undersheet, headsheet and pillows. Within a while one came and warned her that Segwarides approached, within a bow-draught. So she made Trristram to arise and armed him and he left. (8,xiv)

But when Segwarides came, he saw that a wounded knight was there. He threatened her with his sword to say who was here. She cried for mercy holding up her hands, praying for her life. For dread she said that Tristram was with her, and he was wounded coming to her. Then she said that he was armed and departed on horse, closer than half a mile. With that Segwarides left to chase him, but Tristram escaped. (8,xiv)

Much time later, Sir Bleoberis of the Round Table came to the court and asked King Mark a boon; the fairest lady of his choosing. The King granted him his wish, and he took the lady be the hand, gart set her behind his squire and rode away. King Mark and all the court were angry and Segwarides rode after them. (8,xv) She was rigind a palfrey, behind Bleoberis's squire in a valley, when Tristram reached them. (8,xvi) Tristram and Bleoberis fought for her, until they made peace in the name of Launcelot and agreed to let her decide. (8,xvii) Indeed, set between them both she said to Tristram that he was the man she most loved and trusted in the world and thought he loved her the same, but when the knight took her, he let her husband to go after her, so she chose to leave him and never love him more, and went to Bleoberis. Bleoberis heard all but not wanting to displease Tristram, he asked her if she would stay with Tristram, but she repeated that although he overcame the knight, she will never go with him because she thought the man she loved most loved her too; so she said to ride as he came; and prayed Bleoberis to lead her to the abbey where Segwarides is resting. Tristram said that for her love he will love ladies more carefully; because if her husband wasn't there, he would be the first who'd come to rescue her.

So Bleoberis delivered her to the Segwarides who was comforted seeing her, and she told him about the battle between Tristram and Bleoberis, and later told to King Mark. (8,xviii)
Sangreal

The Sangreal contained part of the blood of Jesus Christ and it was brought to England by Joseph of Arimathea. (2,xvi)

Merlin predicted to Arthur that after his death, the adventures of Sangreal will come to them and achieved. (2,xi)

4 knights, including Pelleas will achieve it. (4,xxviii) Galahad will heal Pellam with it. (2,xvi)
Moskwa

Jedno z miast położonych na zachodzie Imp. Mongolskiego, jest częścią zachodniej aglomeracji mongolskiej.

## Moskwa

### Państwo

Imperium Mongolskie

Miasto posiada 35 chunck'ów.

### Historia

Moskwa powstała 6 lipca 2019 założona przez Snowyy\_b. Do miasta dołączył kamil\_k, a Snowyy i reszta opuścili miasto. Dzień później kamil\_k, żeby dołączyć do Karakorum oddał Majora Brachiozaurowi. Później Brachiozaur przekazał władzę Stiuardowi który razem z Kaszubem rządził Moskwą.

7 lipca w Moskwie była inba, do Moskwy przyszło wiele wielkich osobistości takich jak Niemiecki Elektor - Mhamlock, Mongolski

Wojownik - Kamil oraz Senator z Fenicji - Emerald. Na początku goście jebali się z Carycą, a później w Moskwie odbył się spisek papieżów. Moskwą de facto rządził Stiuard jednak 14 lipca 2019 władza została przekazana Majkusowihydy (Kaszubowi).

Dnia 17 lipca 2019 roku Moskiewskie władze zauważyły, że w SEGZLOCHU zniknęła **Rybka Carska**! Bardzo ważny oraz ceniony członek rodziny Carskiej. Tego samego dnia zostało zwołane zebranie białych ekspertów w muszkach w niedawno co zbudowanym Instytucie Matki i Dziecka w Moskwie (w którym zbierają się naukowcy z Mongolii) Gdzie biali eksperci w muszkach stwierdzili, iż za zbrodnią stoi nie jeden, a trzech zbrodniarzy! Teczowy1410, pfiler oraz nero. W wyniku którego ma zostać wykonany "Pan Kaszub i zajazd na Tęczowego", "Pan Kaszub i zajazd na Luoyang" oraz "Pan Kaszub i zajazd na Hajdabar"

### Zamek w Moskwie

Na początku Moskwy na pagórku stał mały zamek który był budowany przez ok. 3 dni. Później rodzina Carska stwierdziła, żeby przebudować zamek na inny wygląd który można zobaczyć do dziś.

### Inne zabudowania

W Moskwie znajdują się:

* Dom Carski
* Gorzelnia im. Pablo Escobar
* SEGZLOCH
* Kościół Latającego Potwora Spaghetii
* Instytut Matki i Dziecka w Moskwie
Nentres

King Nentres of the land of Garlot was a knight under Uther Pendragon.

After the death of the Duke of Tintagil, and according to Uther's request, he wedded the Duke's daughter Elaine. (1,II)

Years later, after Arthur's coronation, Arthur made a feast in Wales on Pentecost. Nentres arrived with 700 knights, and other kings, but they said that they doubted Arthur and don't accept his gfts, and they formed a rebellion against him. (1,VIII)
Although not mentioned, it's possible he participated in the siege of the tower of Carlion, and the Battle of Carlion. (1,IX)

Later they were joined by more kings. They took an oath against Arthur, and that he would bring 5000 men of arms on horseback. The 11 rebels then lay siege at the castle of Bedegraine. (1,XII)

## Battle of Bedegraine

At midnight King Arthur attacked them in their camp and overthrew their pavilions on their heads. The rebels were ashamed how theys suffered from so few men and set on them again. When Kay came to the battle with 6 fellows, the 11 kings moved against them. When Kay saw Griflet on foot, he rode on Nentres and smote him down, and led his horse unto Griflet. Then Lot saw Nentres on foot, he smote Melot and his horse down, and horsed Nentres again. When the rebel kings were horsed again and regrouped they came together and said they would be revenged of all the damage they took. (1,XIV)

Lucas, Gwinas, Briant and Bellias, supported by Kay and Griflet held strong medley against Kings Lot, Nentres, Brandegoris, Idres, Uriens and Agwisance. As the battle progressed, Lot left for an abushment while Brandegoris, Carados, Clariance, Cradelment, Nentres, Uriens stayed behind with 12,000 to hold Arthur back and made war long. (1,XV)

After the Battle, the rebel kings retreated to Sorhaute in order to refresh and heal themselves. Hearing that Wandesborow was attacked, the consented to fortify the marches and Nentres with 4,000 mean of arms was put in Windesan to watch both the water and the land. (1,XVIII)
Peris

Sir Peris do Forest Savage is a knight who against his oaths to knighthood he shames the order; he haunts a way not far from Turquine's castle, distressing all damsels, ladies and gentlewomen, robbing them and lying with them. (6,x)

A Damosel on palfrey asked Launcelot to help her against that knight, in exchange for guiding him to Turquine and he agreed. (6,vii) After killing Turquine he followed her on a highway and she told about him. Launcelot said that it is a pity that such a knight lives; hs suggested to ride behind her, and once he troubles her, Lancelot will teach him about knighthood. (6,x)

Indeed, as she rode, Peris came out of the wood on horseback, his page with him and put the damsel from her horse. As she cried, Launcelot rode fast to him, calling him fals and traitor of knighthood, asking who taught him to distress women. Without an answer, he drew his sword and rode to Launcelot who did the same. Immediately Launcelot struck him such a buffet on the helmet that his head and neck were cloven to the throat.

Launcelot said that he had the payment that he deserved. The damsel compared him to Turquine, and said his name. (6,x)
Asha van Richten

Asha is the great-great-great-great-great-great granddaughter of Erasmus van Richten, son of the famed vampire hunter Dr. Rudolph van Ritchen. Before Erasmus was kidnapped by the Vistani he had a romance in town with a farmer’s daughter Alaine, the two were young and in love but had not yet told each other’s parents. But Erasmus was taken and turned, his father Rudolph killed him to release him from undeath and disappeared into thin air. Alaine was left with a vengeance and a son named after her dearly departed. So despite the good Doctor’s assertions, the line survived. Fiends and the dead feared to tread the ground Alaine walked. Pursuing vengeance for her love led her to the Order of the Ghostslayer, unfortunately she never met Rudolph who disappeared into Barovia. But through her came generations of monster slayers. The line has now lasted to Asha van Richten. Jet black hair and unmistakable silver-grey eyes. Asha took after the family business of protecting those who couldn’t protect themselves, and she joined the Waterdeep City Guard at age 16, rose through the ranks, and joined Force Grey when she was 19. She was on mission for the past year and a half hunting down a devil’s cult and when she arrived she stopped by at the Festival of Heroes just in time to see your performance, seeing the name and likeness of her ancestor on stage made her curious. So she did her research and made acquaintance with the Waterdeep Brawlers. Slightly disappointed by what she found she decided to take care of a little business, retiring from Force Grey and getting her affairs in order before trying to find the Revenant’s Dawn proper.

She is a no nonsense, serious monster hunter. Disciplined from her time in the Waterdeep military she is ready for what comes next.

She is a **6th level Blood Hallowed**, with normal gear. Her Signature attack is +7 to hit.

If Asha is attached to a unit in battle she has the following ability:

**Inspiring Leader** **(1/battle)**: When this unit takes a casualty, Asha inspires the wounded to continue the fight and prevents the casualty.

**Magic Item**: Sword of Wounding

Hit Points lost to this weapon’s damage can be regained only through a short or Long Rest, rather than by regeneration, magic, or any other means.Once per turn, when you hit a creature with an Attack using this Magic Weapon, you can wound the target.

At the start of each of the wounded creature’s turns, it takes 1d4 necrotic damage for each time you’ve wounded it, and it can then make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw, ending the effect of all such wounds on itself on a success. Alternatively, the wounded creature, or a creature within 5 feet of it, can use an action to make a DC 15 Wisdom (Medicine) check, ending the effect of such wounds on it on a success.