you'll know of courtly gestures, be ignorant of the Peasant masses and what their jobs actually entail, etc. This means you play more of a Family Line, focused on the current head of the Family.

Should you not have a child old enough, well then your brother, cousin, or other MALE family member be the next PC character you are. At the time of your character's death, should your character's son be old enough to be knighted (which is 21), then you get to continue as that son and continue playing.

Once your character dies, either due to age (quite rare for a knight though), Debilitating sickness or wounds (much more likely) or just pure DEATH due to sickness, combat or just an unlucky horse dismounting. This means that besides going on adventures and slay evil creatures, duel in Tournaments and manage your own lands, you will also need to marry and have children, so an heir can take over when your character dies. Since the timeline of the Grand Campaign itself spans over 170 years, which no character is gonna live to be (with a possible exception of Merlin). However, you'll be more than just that knight. Landed Knights owing your fealty to the Count of Salisbury, Count Roderick. Now where do you all come in? Well, you're Knights. However he was baptised before his father could take control of his body, and as such retained his humanity from his mother's side, as well as the great magical powers of his father's side. He is said to be the son of a Mortal Woman and a Daemon/Devil. Arthur is yet to be born and Merlin is a trusted advisor of Uther and is the most powerful Magician known to man. Uther is king of Logres and desires to become the High King of all of Britain. It's an era of intrique, Marriage, Love Affairs, treachery, etc. This means early age of Knights, the beginning of the Magical world taking a peek into the mortal realm. What is KAP? Well, it's the Pre- to Post-Arthurian era of Britain. Hello everyone and welcome to some nice KAP (5.1 edition).

Pendragon sheet father