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Morgan's dwarf

A dwarf with a great mouth and a flat nose, who served Queen Morgan le Fay.

He was sent with her, carrying Excalibur and its scabbard, and met Accolon by a well. He saluted him, and said how he came from her, sending her greetings, and to be strong because tomorrow at the hour of prime he will fight. Sending him the sword and its sheath, she bids him to do battle to the death as he had promised to her before. And the damsel who will bring her the enemy's head she will make her a queen.

Accolon took the dwarf in his arms and told him to recommend him unto the queen as he will do as promised, and guessed that she made all these crafts for this battle, which the dwarf ensured him. (4,viii)
Champayne

A location in France.

During the War with Rome, King Arthur removed his battalion from Flanders and came into Champayne and in a valley, where they pight their tents. There came the Marshal of France and another messenger, told him that Emperor Lucius destroyed a great part of France and was now in Burgoyne. (5,v) When his knights returned after the Battle of Burgoyne with prisoners, there was great mirth and joy in his hosts that night, and on the morning the prisoners were sent to Paris. (5,vi)
Dodinas

Sir Dodinas le Savage is a knight of King Arthur's court.

On his way from the South Marches, Sir Marhaus met him and defeated him after Sagramore, along with Osanna, 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, Sagramore, Gumret, and Griflet went to joust. On the first day Sir Palamides the Saracen 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 Sagramore 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 scornfully said that Cornish knights are wake and previously they beat easily one. The knight said that he was his cousin and he will beat both of them. Hearing this, Dodinas got a spear and told him to guard himself; they came together like thunder but his spear brast on the knight while himself was smitten clean over the horse-croup that almost broke his neck, making Sagramore marvel at him. Sagramore tred to avenge him but he was also beaten. The knight scorned them and said they shame themselves to underestimate Cornish knights and matched by one. Sagramore agreed, and asking 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)

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of our Lady (7,xxvi) so he went to Castle Dangerous with Arthur. Later he was smitten by a colorful knight. (7,xxviii)
Eleine

Eleine was the daughter of the Lady of the Rule with Pellinore.

Her beloved was Miles of the Launds who was hit by Loraine. (3,xv) She was sitting by a well in a valley near Camelot with Miles wounded in her arms, crying. Pellinore saluted her and went on, as he was ina quest to rescue Nimue. Eleine she asked for his help, but he ignored her pleas. Seeing his stance, she prayed to be found in the same need. Miles died of his wounds, and Eleine for pure sorrow slew herself with his sword. (3,xii)

In the meantime lions or other wild beasts mutilated their bodies leaving only Eleine's head. On their way back to Camelot, Pellinore and Nimue found them, and the King cried, regretting that he was too eager in his quest and didn't stop. Nimue asked him why he makes such a dole, and he said that he doesn't know why, but his heart mourns because she was young and fair. She adviced him to take her head to Camelot. (3,xiv)

As they rode, Pellinore was much grieved looking at the lady's visage and her fair yellow hair. Guenever blamed him for being so furious for not saving them. Merlin revealed her parentage, and that for this mistake, Pellinore will be killed by his best friend. (3,xv)
King of Ireland

The ruler of Ireland. During Arthur's reign Ireland had 2 or 3 kings, and all were under the obeissance of King Arthur. (8,i)

Agwisance was king of Ireland.

King Rience claimed to be King of North Wales, Ireland and many isles. (1,xxvi)

Sir Lanceor was the son of the King of Ireland. (2,vii) Sir Marhaus also. (4,xvii)

One "King of Ireland" was the brother of the King of Denmark and allied against Arthur. He was killed in the Battle of Humber and there was mourning in his land. (4,iv)

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between King Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of Our Lady so the King of Ireland and/or Agwisance (both title and name are mentioned) went to Castle Dangerous with Arthur. (7,xxvii)
Bragwaine

Dame Bragwaine was a gentlewoman in the court of King Anguish of Ireland.
When La Beale Isoud was made ready to go with Tristram to Cornwall to marry King Mark, Bragwaine went with her for her chief gentlewoman, with many others. Before leaving, Isoud's mother gave to her and Gouvernail, Tristram's man, a love drink, and charged them to give to King Mark that drink on the day of their wedding so that they love each other always. However they left the drink somewhere on the ship and Tristram with Isoud drank it together. (8,xxiv)

Eventually they arrived to Cornwall where Isoud wedded King Mark. Queen Isoud loved her most than all other women because she left her country to come with her. But two ladies of Isoud were jealous of her, and a little while after the wedding feast, they conspired to destroy Bragwaine. As she was sent into the forest to fetch herbs, someone caught her and tied her feet and hand to a tree. 3 days later Sir Palamides found her and saved her life, and brought her to a nunnery nearby to recover.

As she was missing Isoud was very sad, and soon after Palamides came saying that he must return her to Isoud; she was reluctant because all happened to her because of her love of the queen, but half against her will Palamides brought her to the queen, who was very glad to see her. (8,xxix)
Nero

Nero was a mighty man, brother of Rience

Within 3 years after the Battle of Bedegraine, Nero and Rience, fell to the 11 rebel kings while they regrouped , gathered army and resupplied themselves. (1,XVIII) However Rience later defeated the 11 kings.

When Rience was captured and surrendered to King Arthur, Merlin predicted that Nero will attack him the next day before noon with a great host. (2,ix)

## Battle of Terrabil

Indeed, Nero prepared 10 great battles outside Castle Terrabil. He was in the vanguard with most of his people but finally he was defeated and slain, along with Lot and 12 kings. They were buried in the Church of Saint Stephen's in Camelot. (2,x)
Epinogris

Sir Epinogris or Epinogrus was the son of the King of Northumberland (7,XXVI) (perhaps Clariance).

He heard the call for a tournament on the Assumption of our Lady and he was the first to went to the Castle Dangerous to fight for Lady Lionesse. (7,xxvi)

In the tournament he was the first who came out from the castle, and there encountered with Sir Sagramore of King Arthur's side and both brake their spears to their hands. (7,xxvii)
Caliburn

Caliburn was a Roman knight, one of the strongest of Pavie.

He was with emperor Lucius in Burgoyne.

## Battle of Burgoyne

When Gawaine killed Gainus, Romans ran after them. Caliburn smote down many of Arthur's knights. And when Bors de Ganis saw him do so much damage, he addressed toward him, and smote him through the breast, that he fell down dead to the earth. (5,vi)

## Trivia

Caliburn is considered to be from the latin name of Excalibur.
Lionel

Sir Lionel is the brother of Ector de Maris, nephew of Sir Launcelot and knight of King Arthur.

He followed Arthur to the Roman War.

While at Champayne, Arthur called him, with Gawaine, Bors de Ganis and Bedivere, and commanded them to go to Burgoyne and tell to Emperor Lucius to leave the land. They went there on horseback and Bedivere with Lionel stayed in a bushment while Gawaine with Bors entered the emperor's pavilion to give the message. This resulted to the Battle of Champayne. (5,vi)

## Liber VII

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of our Lady so he and his brothers went to Castle Dangerous. (7,xxvii) When Launcelot smote down Sir Persant, Sir Pertolepe his brother came and smote him down. (7,xxviii)

## Liber VI

Launcelot told him to get ready to seek adventures together. They mounted their horses, armed and rode into a deep forest and a deep plain. The weather was hot and Lionelt told Launcelot to rest under an apple-tree. They tied their horses to sundry trees and Lionel stood awake while Launcelot fell asleep. Then he saw a strong great knight chasing 3 knights; he overtook them and smote them down one by one. Then he tied them with their reins.

Lionel thought to assay him and silently took his horse to not awake Launcelot. He caught up with the knight and told him to turn. But he knight smote him hard and felled him down. Him too, the knight bound him and threw him overthwart his own horse. They reached a castle where he unarmed them named and beat them with thorns, and put them in a prison with other knights. (6,i)

Meanwhile Turquine hanged his shield on a tree along with other shields of his fellows he had deeated. Soon he was joined by his brother Ector who was caught while looking for Launchelot. and asked about Launcelot. Lionel said he left him asleep under an apple-tree when he was taken. The knights hoped that only Launcelot could match Turquine and deliver them. (6,ii)

Eventually Gaheris came and rescued them, telling that Launcelot had killed Turquine, with the instructions to go to the court, and wait for him there, as he'dreturn before Pentecost. Lionel and Ector refused, preferring to go and meet him, as did Kay. They found their armour, horses and belongings, and dined. But while the other knights stayed there, they left with Kay to find Launcelot. (6,ix)
Duke of Tintagil

The Duke of Tintagil (some legends give his name as Gorlois) was a Duke in Cornwall; his wife was Igraine. Their daughter were Margawse, Elaine and Morgan. He owned the castles Tintagil and Terrabil.

He held war against King Uther Pendragon. So the King he sent for him with his lady. When they came, Uther welcomed them like great lords. But later Igraine told him that Ither invited her to sleep with him, so she asked him to leave immediately, and did so secretly and rode all night to their castle. Uther sent to them messengers asking them to return by a great charge, but they refused. Wrathfully, Uther sent him threats that in 40 days he will fetch him out of his biggest castle. Immediatly he furnished and garnished two of his castles, Tintagil, where he put 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 how Uther rode from the siege and that night he exited the castle at a postern, and he was ironically slain. (1,II)

## Coat of arms

Sable, three lions heads Gules, a fess Gules.

1. ↑ http://www.angelfire.com/va3/crossedswords/arthur/arthur4.html
Carados of the dolorous tower

*Perhaps not to be confused with Sir Carados.*
Sir Carados of the dolorous tower was a noble knight and brother of Sir Turquine. (7,xxvi)

## In Book VII

He heard the call for a jousts on the Assumption of our Lady and he went with his brother to the Castle Dangerous to fight for Lady Lionesse under Sir Ironside. (7,xxvi) During the tournament they encountered with two other brothers, Sirs Percivale and Lamorak; he and Percivale both brake their spears unto their hands. (7,xxviii) While Launcelot fought with his brother, he ran to his help but Launcelot fought worshipfully while both assailed him. Seeing this Gareth (while at their side) rode it and hurtled them in-sunder. (7,xxix)

## In Book VI

At so,e point he was slain by Launcelot at the dolorous tower, and his brother vowed to kill him, making damage to many knights until finding him. (6,viii)
Ladinas

Ladinas de la Rouse was a knight under Ban and Bors.

He was one of the 300 knights who came from France to England for the feast of King Arthur in London. In the tournament at All Hallowmass, he came first against sir Griflet and they met so eagerly that their shields fell to pieces and all men marvelled, and horse and man fell to the earth. Both lay so long that all thought they were killed. Later he fought with Gracian against a team of six knights under Sir Kay. All men praised them. (1,IX)

## Battle of Bedegraine

He followed the 3 Kings to Bedegraine against the 11 rebels.

After both groups retreated and regrouped, he was one of the 40 noble knights who participated in the final assault against the rebels. (1,XVII)
Herlews's damsel

A damsel that loved Sir Herlews.

Herlews met her in a forest. Then Balin came demanding him to follow him to King Arthur. He followed him and they left the damosel still. But when he was killed by Garlon, he urged Balin to ride back to the damsel and follow his quest as she will lead him. He always bore the truncheon of the spear that killed Herlews. (2,xii)

Together they rode in a forest and met Sir Perin who ws later killed too by Garlon. They spent the night in a hermitage. Together they rode on and they dismounted to enter a castle. As Balin entered, the portculis fell down behind him and the damsel was seized by many men. Balin climbed up into the tower, and leapt over the walls into the ditch to reach her. Once he pulled his sword, the men said to not fight; they need the blood of a clean king's daughter to heal their lady who is sick. Balin agreed as long as her life isn't in danger, and the damsel consented to bleed in a silver dish; The Lady wasnt healed however. They rested there all night and had good cheer, and left the next day. (2,xiii)

3-4 days later they were hosted by a Gentleman and during supper Balin learned more information about Garlon from their host whose son Garlon had wounded. The next morning all three set off for the land of King Pellam who held a feast for knights with their ladies. 15 days later they reached Listeneise when the feast was starting and Balin and the damsel were allowed in Pellam's castle. There Balin slew Garlon, took the truncheon from the damsel (who always bore it with her) and collected his blood to cure the gentleman's son. (2,xiv)

Then King Pellam fought Balin in revenge. Balin found the spear of Longius and smote the dolorous stroke against Pellam. The castle broke and fell on them (2,xv) and later Merlin told him that the damsel was killed. (2,xvi)
Dwarf

A dwarf from Camelot

He came riding from Camelot to a forest in full speed, when he saw the bodies of Sir Lanceor and his lover with Balin and Balan nearby. He made great dole, and pulled out his hair for sorrow, and asked who did this; Balan asked why, and the dwarf replied that he wanted to know. Balin said he did this in defense because Lanceor came to chase him, and the damsel slew herself for his love. The dwarf said that he did great damage because Lanceor's kin will hunt him until they kill him. (2,vii)
Gilmere

Sir Gilmere was the brother of Sirs Gaunter and Raynold. Together they set their pavilions in a low country. Their shields were white.

His brother Gaunter challenged someone armed as Sir Kay to try Kay's pride, but was thrown down. As he was on the earth, Gilmere realized that the knight is bigger than Kay and bet that he slew Kay and took his horse and harness. Raynold suggested they should rescue their brother, so they overtook the knight, Gilmere put forth his spear and ran against the knight, but was smitten down and lay in a swoon. As Raynold fought with him, Gaunter arose and came to him, and bade him to stand to help Raynold, so they both leapt on their horses and hurtled unto them.
Seeing them, the knight struck Raynold and the others down, and ordered them to yield to dame Guenever on Whitsunday as prisoners, in Sir Kay's name. (6,xii)

They came to Arthur's court around Pentecost and yielded to Sir Kay, but he denied it, saying he never fought with them, and showed them Launcelot who overcame them; seeing this, they were glad. (6,xviii)
Galihud

Sir Gaihud was a knight, brother of Galihodin and kinsman of Launcelot.

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of our Lady so he followed Launcelot to Castle Dangerous with Arthur. (7,xxvii) During the tournament a knight smote Galihodin to the earth. Galihud gat a spear to avenge his brother, and in the same wise the knight served him. (7,xxviii)
Castle Orgulous lady

A lady that resided in the Castle Orgulous.

When La Cote Male Taile entered the castle, he was attacked by its knights, and dressed his back unto her chamber-wall. As he stood and fought, she went out slily at her postern, and found his horse outside the gates. Lightly, she took it by the bridle, tied it to the postern, and returned to her chamber to see how he fared.

She looked at him long, then went to a window behind his back, and told him (either to help or challenge him) that he fights well but he is doomed to be slain, and should fight his way to the postern where his horse waits for him; but he must think on his honor and not to die, because he must fight nobly to go there. Indeed, the knight pushed into the battle, reached the horse and escaped. (9,iv)
Garnish

Garnish of the Mount was a fair knight, a likely man and well made. His father was poor but by my prowess and hardiness Duke Hermel made him a knight, and gave him lands. He loves his daughter and she gave him his sword.

She promised to meet him in a fair forest in a valley below a tower 6 miles away from Hermel's castle by noon. He had his warhorse tied to a tree and seeing that she didn't come he was on the ground mourning. Balin passed by and asked what is wrong and offered to amend it, as he had merry thoughts and he brought him grief. Garnish talked alone saying that he will slay himself with the same sword she gave him and Balin ran to stop him. Garnish said he'll slay him too, but Balin offered to bring him the lady and asked where she lives. They introduced to each other and he recognised balin as the famous Knight with the Two Swords. They rode to the castle and Balin entered to find her. Then he brought him inside to where she slept, in a garden with a foul knight in her arms. (2,xvi)

Seeing her, Garnish bled from his mouth and nose out of sorrow and with his sword he smote their heads and cried. He cursed Balin for showing him this and causing him such sorrow. Balin said that he wanted to show that she is false and to give him courage to leave such a woman as himself would prefer to know. Garnish had a double sorrow now that his most beloved person is dead, and ove himself on his own sword to the hilt. Balin ran away before anyone saw the massacre and suspect him. (2,xvii)
Hermit

Several hermits are mentioned :

* After Arthur's duel with King Pellinore, Merlin took him to a hermit who was a good man and a great healer. He searched all Arthur's wounds and gave him good salves; Arthur rested there three days, and left when his wounds were well amended. (1,xxiii)
* Perin was slain by Garlon outside a hermitage by a churchyard; Balin took him to the hermit and buried him under a rich stone. On the morning the found gold letters with the prophecy that Gawaine wil slay Pellinore for his father's death. (2,xiii)
* When Tor took the white brachet, he asked a dwarf about a lodging and he took him to an hermitage; they took lodging and fed their horses with grass, oats, and bread; they had a hard supper, and on the morning heard mass. Before leaving to Camelot, they took their leave of the hermit and Tor asked him to pray for him. He said he would, and betook him to God. (3,x)
* When Pellinore found the bodies of Eleine and Miles of the Launds, Nimue told him to take his body and let be buried in an hermitage. Pellinore went and charged the hermit with the corpse, that service should be done for the soul; and gave the knight's harness as a reward. The hermit agreed, as he will answer unto God. (3,xiv)
* A hermitage outside the forest on or near the Isle of Servage. Because of the rule of Nabon they hadn't seen a knight emerge sound from it. Lamorak came and a hermit asked surprised where he came from, and hearing that Tristram slew Nabon, the ill customs would end. The hermit and all his brethren were glad because there was never such a tyrant in all christendom, and held the valley and franchise of Tristram. The next morning Lamorak left. (8,xl)
* After killing his wife and asking penance from the Pope, Sir Pedivere fell to great goodness, and was an holy man and an hermit. (6,xvii)
Aries

Aries was a poor cowherd. He had 12 sons, plus Tor who was different, as he was unknowingly the son of King Pellinore and his wife before they married. Tor didn't help him with works but always asked him to be made a knight.

When King Arthur was to wed Guenever, he announced would give any gift the people would ask. Aries arrived to his court in London with his family asking the King to make him a knight. Arthur asked to see his other sons and saw that they were like Aries but Tor was different and better than them. After Tor was knighted, Merlin revealed Tor's real parenthood, which Aries doubted, but his wife was fetched and admitted her encounter with Pellinore. Aries was not grieved, as this happened before they married. (3,iii)
Agravaine

## Coat of Arms

### Blazon

Purpure on a double-headed eagle displayed or beaked and membered gules a bend vert
In 13th c. Argent a lion and a peacock gules or argent three lions gules.[1]
Purpure, a double headed eagle Or, a bend Vert.[2]

## Literary information

### Lastappearance

7,xxxv

The son of King Lot and Margawse.

He followed his mother and brothers Gawaine, Gaheris, and Gareth to Carlion where she visited Arthur. (1,XIX)

After the Battle of Terrabil, Margawse came with her sons to the burial of King Lot in the Church of St. Stephen in Camelot. (2,xi)

At some time 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, Sagramore, Gumret, and Griflet went to joust. In the first day Sir Palamides the Saracen 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)

He was serving King Arthur with his brothers (without recognising his youngest brother, "Beaumains") and didn't see his mother for 15 years. At Pentecost, as they sat at the meat, his mother visited Carlion, so they rose and saluted her on their knees and asked her blessing. (7,xxv) They offered to depart and seek their brother, but Launcelot and Baudwin proposed instead to send a messenger to Dame Lionesse. (7,xxvi)

When Lionesse came, she announced a jousts between Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of our Lady so Gawaine with his brothers went to Castle Dangerous with Arthur. During the tournament he came in with Gaheris, and was smitten by Sir Safere. (7,xxvii)

After Gareth and Lionesse's wedding at Kink Kenadon, on Michaelmas, Arthur made Agravaine to wed her niece, Dame Laurel, and gave them great lands and riches to live royally the rest of their lives. (7,xxxv)

## Arms

His arms are derived from Gawaine's:
Arroy

Arroy was the name of a country and a great forest. The lodging of Sir Marhaus was 7 days away (perhaps to the east). To the north was the mansion of an old knight and the country of Lady Ettard. (4,xx) To the south is a deep forest and the South Marches. (4,xxiv) To the west is the march of Wales, and the castle of the Lady of the Rock. (4,xxvi)

According to Marhaus, it was a country of strange adventures; since it got its name, no knight came without finding strange things. Sir Marhaus, Gawaine and Uwaine rode into the forest and came into a deep valley full of stones; they saw a fair fountain flowing into a head of a fair stream, and 3 damosels sitting, saying that they waited for 3 errant knights to guide them to adventures. The eldest, wearing a garland of gold about her white head, was 60 years old; the second, wearing a circlet of gold, was 30 years old; and the youngest, wearing a garland of flowers, was 15 years old. They asked the knights each to choose one, and a way to go, and within a year to meet there again. (4,xviii)

After each knight chose one, every damosel took a knight by the reins of his bridle, and brought them to a cross of 3 highways lying west, north and south; there they swore to meet at the fountain that day a year later if they are alive, they kissed and departed. (4,xix)

A year later, as approached the term-day that the three of them should meet again at the crossroads, he drew there to hold his promise. (4,xxvii) So at the end of the twelvemonth they all met at the fountain, and although Gawaine's damsel had left him (4,xx) and he returned alone (4,xxvii) she apparently was there, and she didn't have much good things to say about him. They they departed and rode through a great forest before returning to Camelot. (4,xxviii)
Florence

Sir Florence was a knight of King Arthur.

During the War with Rome Arthur's forces besieged a city in Tuscany. As they lacked victual, Arthur called him and told him to to take Sir Gawaine, Wisshard, Clegis, Cleremond, the Captain of Cardiff and others and go to nearby great forests and woods where the Romans keep bestial and bring all the beasts they can. So they made them ready and rode over holts, hills, forests and woods until at night they rested in a fair meadow of flowers and grass. (5,ix)

Gawaine had left the camp, and returned with a Saracen, Priamus and warned that enemies are after him. Gawaine suggested that Florence shall abide in the field to keep the position, while the others will support them. (5,x)

Sir Florence called to him Sir Floridas and 100 knights, and drove forth the herd of beasts, followed by 700 soldiers and made the enemies to come after them. Then emerged from the wood Sir Ferant and asked him why he fled. Then he rode against him, and smote him in the forehead with his spear. Others moved in to avenge Ferant. In that great fight Florence with his 100 knights fought manly. After a bloody battle they won. With Sir Gawaine they harboured their people, took great plenty of bestial, treasure and riches of gold and silver. They returned to King Arthur, and presented their prisoners and recounted their adventures. (5,xi)
Ireland

Ireland is an island realm close to Britain. Its King was Agwisance.

Merlin predicted that Arthur will overcome all his enemies and eventually Ireland will be one of the many realms he will rule. (1,viii)

Ireland became one of Arthur's realms. There were 2 or 3 kings, and all were under the obeissance of King Arthur. (8,i)

King Rience claimed to be King of North Wales, Ireland and many isles. (1,xxvi)

One "King of Ireland" allied against Arthur. Survivors from the Battle of Humber reported his death and there was mourning in his land. (4,iv)

2 months before the Assumption of our Lady, a cry was made in many countries including Ireland, inviting knights to Castle Dangerous to a tournament between Dame Lionesse's and Arthur's knights. (7,xxvi)
Bedivere

*Not to be confused with Sir Pedivere.*

Sir Bedivere is a knight under King Arthur, in soem traditions his constable.

He followed Arthur to the War with Rome and landed at Flanders. (5,iv)

When Arthur learned that a giant abducted the Duchess of Brittany, he called Kay and Bedivere, and commanded them secretly to ready horse and harness for himself and themselves, so as to ride with them on pilgrimage to Saint Michael's mount after evensong. So the 3 rode as fast as they could until the foreland of the mount and dismounted, then Arthur told them to wait there as he would ascend, to keep his horse. Soon they saw him rolling down the hill with the giant whom he had killed. Seeing him fast in the giant's arms they came and loosed him. Arthur commanded the two to go up to the hill to fetch Arthur's shield, sword, and the giant's iron club and kirtle. Some of his treasure, they took for themselves, and returned to the host. (5,v)

While at Champayne, Arthur called him, with Gawaine, Bors de Ganis and Lionel, and commanded them to go to Burgoyne and tell to Emperor Lucius to leave the land. They went there on horseback and Bedivere with Lionel stayed in a bushment while Gawaine with Bors entered the emperor's pavilion to give the message. (5,vi)

After the War he returned to England.

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between King Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of our Lady so he went to Castle Dangerous with Arthur. (7,xxvii) During the tournament he encountered with Tristram and Bedivere was smitten to the earth with his horse. (7,xxviii)
Leodegrance

King of Cameliard, father of Guenever and ally of Arthur. In his house he keeps the Round Table that once Uther gave him. (3,i)

After the Battle of Bedegraine it was learned that King Rience made great war on him. (1,XVII)

Arthur with kings Ban and Bors departed from Bedegraine and within 6 days they came to Cameliard and put him to flight. King Leodegrance was rescued and made a celebration. There Arthur noticed his daughter. (1,XVIII)

Merlin with some men were sent to him by Arthur and asked for Guenever's hand. Leodegrance was very happy that such a worthy king of prowess wants his daughter, and would offer him some of his lands but now Arthur has a lot already. So he sent as a wedding gift the Round Table along with 100 knights (as in his days he had lost 50). (3,i)
Buy All

**Buy All** is a Idle Dice function that allows you to buy all upgrades. This includes Dice, and combos. It is unlocked when you have 26 cards drawn in one run.

**Important Note:** The order the system does this is: 1st Dice, 2nd Dice, 3rd Dice, 4th Dice, 5th Dice, 1st Multiplier Die, 2nd Multiplier Die, 3rd Multiplier Die, 4th Multiplier Die, 5th Multiplier Die, Pair Combo, Triplet Combo, Two Pair Combo, Four Combo, Straight Combo, Full House, Five Combo.

**It is always from left to right, and then top to bottom.**
Church of St. Stephen

A church in Camelot.

After the Battle of Terrabil Arthur buried 12 slain Kings (Rience, Lot etc) there (2,x) The tomb of Lot he made richer, and made his tomb by his own. King Uriense, Morgan and Margawse with her sons came to the interment. With his subte craft, Merlin made 12 images of the kings of copper and latten, over-gilt with gold. Each one holds a wax taper that burned constantly as long as Merlin was alive; they have the countenance of defeat, while above them is the figure of Arthur with sword in his hand. (2,xi)

Later Arthur wedded Guenever there, with great solemnity. (3,v)

When Accolon was killed, Arthur sent his body to Camelot, and his body was brought to the church, perhaps of St. Stephen. (4,xiv)
Annecians

Annecians was a noble knight and godson to King Bors.

He came from France to England and fought in the Battle of Bedegraine on the side of Kings Arthur, Ban and Bors against the 11 rebel kings.

After both groups retreated and regrouped, he was one of the 40 noble knights who participated in the final assault against the rebels. (1,XVII)
Aglovale

## Coat of Arms

### Blazon

Purpure on a semy of crosslets or a lion passant guardant argent armed and langued gules.[1]

### Crest

lion's head guardant argent langued gules.

### Supporters

two lions passant guardant argent langued gules.

## Literary information

### Lastappearance

7,xxviii

Dame Lionesse announced a jousts between Arthur and her knights on the Assumption of Our Lady so he and his brothers went to Castle Dangerous with Arthur (there they are mentioned to be Arthur's nephews). (7,xxvii) During the tournament Brian of the Isles and Grummore Grummursum encountered with him but Sir Tor smote down the latter to the earth. (7,xxviii)
Cameliard

Cameliard is a realm. Its king is Leodegrance. The castle of Bedegraine is 6 days away.

The Round Table was held in the King's house there, a gift from Uther. (3,i)

After the Battle of Bedegraine it was learned that King Rience made great war on the King. (1,XVII) Arthur with kings Ban and Bors fought him and rescued Leodegrance who made a celebration. There Arthur noticed his daughter. (1,XVIII)

Merlin and Arthur's men came to the King to ask his daughter for marriage. The King accepted and sent the Round Table as a gift, and they returned to London. (3,i)
Burgoyne

A land in or near France.

During the War with Rome, Emperor Lucius commanded his hosts to meet with him in Burgoyne, in preparation to go and destroy Little Britain. (5,ii) He had a pavilion with an eagle displayed above, and many silk pavilions of diverse colors were around, filling a meadow beside a rive, near a green wood. (5,vi) After destroying many parts of France, Lucius made great slaughter of people in Burgoyne, and burnt towns and boroughs, and the Marshal of France asked King Arthur to come hastily to their help. (5,v) Arthur sent 4 messengers to Lucius, while Lionel and Bedivere left in ambush, Gawaine and Bors de Ganis relayed their message to Lucius but they left angrily. (5,vi)
Isoud la Blanche Mains

*Not to be confused with La Beale Isoud.*
Isoud was the daughter of King Howel of Brittany and she was a healer. She was both good and fair, and a woman of noble blood and fame. (8,xxxvi)

When Tristram was wounded with a poisoned knife, Isoud sent a lady to instruct him that only Howel's daughter could help him. Indeed, Tristram went to King Howel and she healed him. (8,xxxv)

Tristram became a hero in Brittany and by the great means and proffers of her father and brother, great love grew between him and Isoud. Eventually Tristram agreed to wed and they held their marriage solemnly, temporarily forgetting his previous love. But when they were in the bed, she noticed that Tristram had no fleshly desires as the French book says, and only clipped and kissed her. (8,xxxvi) However this marriage shamed Tristram in Arthur's court and hurt Queen Isoud. (8,xxxvii)

One day Tristram sailed with her and Kehydius in a small barget. When they got far from the coast, a wind drove them to the Isle of Servage and crashed. Isoud was hurt and altogether attempted to enter a forest. Segwarides guided them to a Cornish Lady. (8,xxxviii)

After Tristram killed Nabon, the evil lord of the island, they returned to Brittany and their father. (8,xl)
Ablamar's castle

A castle not far from Camelot, separated by at least a river stream.

Ablamar's white hart, given to him by his lady, apparently ran away and went all the way to Camelot.

Gawaine and Gaheris went to bring it, and had their hounds after it back to the castle where they killed it. Right then Ablamar killed 2 hounds and scared a way the others, fighting Gawaine. Gawaine overcame him but refused to show mercy and accidentally kiled his lady who came to save his life. (3,vii)

Gawaine went inside to rest for the night and as Gaheris warned him about being a hostile country, 4 knights, one an archer, attacked him because of his actions. As they were in danger, 4 fair ladies came and asked of grace for them and they were taken as prisoners. The next morning as Gawaine grieved for his arm, one of the ladies heard his ries and came to him, saying it is all his own fault. She knew that he was of Arthur's kin and Gawaine said that he is Lot and Margawse's son and Arthur's nephew. The lady told all this to the knights, and they gave him the hart's head to complete his quest, but made him carry the slain lady's body all way to Camelot. (3,viii)
Joseph of Arimathea

Joseph of Arimathea was the most worshipful man that lived in those days of Jesus Christ. He brought the Sangreal with part of Jesus's blood to England. King Pellam was of his nigh kin. (2,xvi)

Joseph was lain on a rich bed with a cloth of gold in a rich chamber in Pellam's castle. Nearby was a table with the spear of Longius. (2,xv)
Abbey of nuns

A rich abbey of nuns, of Arthur's elders' foundation, located about 2 days away of Camelot and 3 miles from where Arthur fought Accolon.

After the battle Arthur asked for a place of worship to rest, and Sir Ontzlake told him about the abbey. There the two rested and healers searched their wounds, but Accolon died within 4 days as he lot too much blood, and when Arthur recovered he sent his body to Camelot on a horse-bier and 6 knights. (4,xiii)

When Morgan received Accolon's body and Arthur's message, she left Camelot at dawn and after riding all day and most of the night, he reached the abbey at noon. She asked about her brother who had but little rest those 3 nights and was sleeping, and ordered them not to wake him before she does. Everyone was afraid of her and she went freely to his chamber; as she couldnt steal Excalibur without waking him, she took the scabbard instead and left. When Arthur woke up he was upset and he was told his sister came and took the scabbard but they didn't dare to dsobey her commandment. He sent for Ontzlake and together they rode after her, but after failing to find her or the scabbard, Arthur returned to the abbey. (4,xiv)

When Arthur rested, he returned to Camelot. (4,v)
Gherard le Breuse

Sir Gherard le Breuse (or Breusse) was the older brother of Sir Arnold le Breuse, both deadly knights. Together for the most part they kept the passage of Mortaise.

Sir Beaumains fought with them. He smote him upon the head a buffet that he fell down in the water and there was drowned, then slew the other upon the land.

Sir Pertolepe said this to King Arthur. (7,xxiv)
Gainus

Sir Gainus was nigh cousin to emperor Lucius.

He was with Lucius in his assault to France and in his pavilion in Burgoyne when Sirs Gawaine and Bors de Ganis came commanding Lucius, in the name of King Arthur, to remove his army from his lands, and responded angrily to Lucius's reply. Gainus said that the Britons are full of pride and they boast as they bare up all the world. With this Gawaine smote off his head and rode away with Bors, while Roman knights ran after them and fought to avenge him. (5,vi)
Allardin

Allardin of the Isles was a knight

He was standing on the side of a great river when a white hart, hunted by Gawaine and Gaheris, swam over. Seeing Gawaine preparing to follow, Allardin told him not to come after it or he'd joust with him. Gawaine nonetheless made his horse swim; they got their spears and ran toether but Allardin fell off. Gawaine bade him yield but Allardin said his name, and prayed him to match with swords, and said his name. They dressed their shields and smote together until Gawaine smote him through the helm to the brains. (3,vi)
Bonus Points Shop

Bonus Points can be used to buy upgrades in a shop with the $ sign in it. There are 6 upgrades.

### Combo Multi

Increases the combo multi by 100% (not compound) each time. The starting value is 40 BP, but increases by 4 each time.

### Card Progression

Doubles the card progression each time. Starting value is 200 BP and increases by 20 each time.

### Chip Multi

Increases the chip multi by 100% (not compound) for 40 BP, increases by 9 each time.

### Skill Point Multi

Double skill points gained from investment for 1000 BP, increases by 100 each time.

### Prestige Without Reset

Allows you to prestige without resetting your upgrades, combo multipliers, or cards. Starts out costing 5 BP, however the value increases by 1 each time.

### Convert Without Reset

Allows you to convert without resetting your prestige multiplier. **You will automatically prestige but keep the multiplier**. The starting value is 100 BP, and the value increases by 10 each time.

(all of these things will stay after prestige, conversion, and investment. Other than prestige and convert without reset for obvious reasons, but it will still show how many times you bought it.)
Blamore

Blamore de Ganis was a noble knight, coming of noble knights. He was the brother of Sir Bleoberis. It is said that Blamore is the hardier of the two. (8,xxii)

One of his cousins was murdered in the court of Ireland, so King Arthur had the brethren to summon King Anguish for trial, or he'd lose his lands. When Anguish came to Camelot, Blamore accused him for the murder of his cousin, and Anguish was very heavey because he decided to fight for the trial, knowing that Blamore was a noble knight. (8,xx)

Anguish eventually found Tristram as his champion, and by commantment of the judges, Blamore and Tristram were summoned to hear the charge. So when they took it they withdrew to prepare for the battle. (8,xxii) Before the battle Bleoberis reminded him that their kin always prefer to suffer death than to be shamed in battle. Blamore told him to have no doubt and although he knows Tristram is a good knight he will not shame their blood by yielding as a recreant, if he falls; he should be rather slain. Bleoberis told him that Tristram will be the mightiest knight, as he had fought him before, and Blamore blessed himself.

## Battle with Tristram

He took his horse at the one end of the lists, feutred the spears and came together like thunder, but Tristram smote him down and his horse. Blamore evaded it and pulled the sword and threw the shield before him; he told Tristram to dismount, saying that the earth won't fail him as the horse. Tristram did and they lashed together strongly, fighting like wood men, more than any knights ever seen. Blamore was always hasty without rest and the kings and knights watching wondered how they could still stand. Until Tristram smote him on the head, and he fell down on his side. (8,xxii) When he could speak again, he asked Tristram, being the best knight he ever saw, to slay him, preferring to die with worship than made lord of all earth and live with shame; and if he won't slay him he will not win the battle, because he will never say the hated word.

Indeed not wishing to kill him, for Launcelot's sake, Tristram prayed the judges and Anguish to take the matter in their hands and have mercy upon him. Then by all their advices they granted his life; Tristram and Bleoberis took up Blamore and the brothers accorded with Anguish, kissed and became friends. Blamore and Tristram kissed together, and both swore to never fight each other. (8,xxiii)
Gentleman

A rich man and well at ease. His odge was 15 days away from Pellam's castle.

One time he was at a jousting and duelled with a knight who rides always invisible and is brother of King Pellam. He smote him down twice, and the knight threatened him that he will harm his best friend and wounded his son. Thenceforth he couldn't be healed without the invisible knight's blood. But the gentleman never learned his name.

He lodged Balin and a damosel and at supper he told his story to another man. Balin overheard this and said that he knows his name, who also killed 2 knights under his protection, and is also after him. The gentleman said that King Pellam will have a great feast within 20 days and all knights are invited with their women. Balin promised to give Garlon's blood for his son.

The next day they rode toward Listeneise and in 15 days they arrived and the feast began. They stabled their horses but the gentleman wasn't allowed inside the castle because he didn't have a woman. Indeed soon Balin killed Garlon and called the gentleman to fetch enough blood to heal his son. (2,xiv)
Combos

Combos give a multiplication of the rolled points. They are multiplicative to multiplier dice. Combos are unlocked after buying the second dice.

The price goes up by 135%, or, the coefficient upon upgrading a combo is x2.35, beginning at 50 points.

**More Coefficients:**

Buy 1: 2.35

Buy 10: 2.3510 = ~5,136 (5.136e3)

Buy 100: 2.35100 = 12.787e36 (12.78 undecillion)

Upgrading combos give a multiplier of +10% at the start. It requires at least 2 dice to make and/or upgrade combos.

This means that if at the start (prestiging, converting, investing casinos), you upgrade its combo multiplier 10 times, the combo multiplier multiplies by 2. Upgrading its combo multiplier 100 times at the start will multiply the combo multiplier by 11.

## List of combos

If you have five dice, every single roll you get can be a combo which is very common. So this is why players will tend to draw the 5 card whenever available to them to progress faster in the early game.
Galahad (son of Breunor)

*Not to be confused with Sir Galahad.*
Sir Galahad the haut prince was the son of Sir Breunor, the lord of Castle Pluere, and his wife. He was a noble knight (8,xxvi) and distanced himself from his father's cruel customs. (8,xxvii)

When his father challenged a knight, his parents were killed, and a knight went to Galahad to inform him what happened. (8,xxvi)

## Battle with Tristram

Galahad came to the field with the King with the Hundred Knights, and challenged to fight the knight hand for hand. They prepared and mounted their horses with great courage, and came together so hard that both fell with their horses. Evading their horses, they dressed shields and drew swords with anger and hate, and exchanged many hard strokes. They fought for half a day and both were wounded sore, but the knight doubled his strikes and drove Galahad back, and the King came to support him with his men. The knight complained saying it's not knightly to have all these men against him, Galahad told him that his only option is to yield or die, and the knight reluctantly put the pommel of his sword in Galahad's hand.

Galahad then told the King to stop as he granted his life. The King pointed him out that he had slain his parents, and Galahad replied that he put him in prison and obliged him to fight. And revealed to the King the shameful custom of his father to challenge any knight who seeks harbourage to the death; and if has lady was not as fair as his mother was also killed. Galahad said it was good that such a noble knight wasn't slain, second to Launcelot, and asked his name and country. The knight said he is Tristram of Liones going to Cornwall to bring La Beale Isoud, King Anguish's daughter as bride to his uncle, King Mark. Galahad welcomed him and asked him to find Launcelot and be his companion, and promised that he will stop the customs of his father. Tristram also said that Galahad seemed like Launcelot to him, and promised to find him. (8,xxvii)

Before Tristram and Isoud left, word came to him about how Launcelot fought Sir Carados to rescue Gawaine. (8,xxviii)
Manassen

A knight of the court of King Arthur in Camelot. He was a cousin of Accolon of Gaul.

A knight accused him for being with his wife. He had him bound hand and foot, blindfold, pushed on his horse, to be drowned in a fountain and planned to do so with his wife. Morgan saw them and asked what it was about, and Manassen claimed that the accusation was not true; hearing that he was Accolon's cousin, for the love of him, she loosed him and had the other knight bound, so Manassen armed himself in his harness and threw him into the fountain. When he returned to Morgan she asked him to tell Arthur that she didn't fear him, and will do much more against him.

When he returned to Camelot (shortly after Arthur returned from the abbey of nuns) and narrated what happened. (4,xv)