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The Code of Chivalry
Honour: A knight must behave honourably in all deeds.
A knight’s honour is of utmost importance. Death is
preferable to dishonour.
Service: Service to one’s liege is the greatest honour.
Glory: A knight must seek glory in battle—especially
in single combat.
Protecting the weak: Any person in the knight’s charge
must be defended to the death.
Hierarchy: The hierarchy that binds society is to be
upheld. Superiors must be honoured, equals respected,
inferiors commanded, and the ignoble scorned.

Disfavour: Knighthood may be revoked if a knight
displeases or dishonours their liege through failure, rebellion, Alignment change, or non-chivalric conduct. In this
case, the character becomes a fighter of equivalent Level.
It may be possible to regain the liege’s favour (and thus
the status of knighthood) by performing a special quest.
Restrictions
Alignment: A knight must have the same Alignment as
their liege.
Kindred: It is uncommon for Kindreds other than humans
and breggles to be trained as knights in the service of the
noble houses of Dolmenwood.
Social class: Knights are often members of the noble
classes, but a person of lowlier origin may be initiated as a
knight as a reward for noble deeds.
Weapons: Knights can use all melee weapons (preferring
the lance) but cannot use missile weapons, which they
regard as dishonourable.
Armour: Knights regard armour as a symbol of prowess
and status, always favouring the most impressive and
impervious-looking armour available. They scorn Light
armour as suitable only for peasants and villains

Assessing steeds: Knights are expert riders and can assess
the worth of any steed. This allows a knight to determine
whether an animal has low, average, or high Hit Points for
its type.

Flufftop 1 sp (1 portions) A soft, furry, golden leaf, roughly cut, glistening
with fragments of crystalline pollen. Produces a thick,
greenish smoke with a heady aroma of spice. Favoured by
Grimalkin. Some say this leaf originated in Catland. Effect:
Brings on a state of light-hearted whimsy

Crofter’s Daughter 5cp (2 portions): A soft, auburn-hued leaf. Its smooth
aroma carries a note of citrus. A homely leaf, beloved of
townsfolk. Effect: Makes one feel happy with one’s lot.

Burglar’s Blend 3 cp(3 portions): A stringy, rough-cut mix of black and
chestnut brown leaves. Its coarse, bonfire aroma makes
it an acquired taste. Effect: Keeps one awake in the dead
of night.

Shaggy Pony 7cp(3 portions): A stringy, oat-brown leaf that smells of
horse. The smoke is sweet (and also horsey) and tastes of
baked tomato. Effect: Aids deep and restful sleep.

Duration: Permanent
Range: Appears in the caster’s hand
With a flourishing gesture, the caster conjures a mortal’s
or animal’s favourite treat (e.g. sweets, pastries, sizzling
sausages, apples, etc.) out of thin air.
Offering to the subject: If the treat is offered to the mortal
or animal, their disposition toward the caster is improved.
Sustenance: The treats are real (not illusionary), but do not
provide genuine sustenance.
Usage frequency: Once per day per subject.

Combat: The character has Armour Class 12, Speed 30, and may make a bite and two claw attacks each Round. Each attack inflicts 1 point of damage.
Speech: The character can understand language, but can only respond in wordless yowls and meows.
Changing back: Takes 1 Round. Only possible when the grimalkin is unobserved by any other sentient being.

Entering wilder: A grimalkin may only transform into wilder when in melee and at less than half of their maximum Hit Points. On entering wilder, the character heals 2d6 Hit Points.

Near-invisible: Only the grimalkin’s deranged eyes are visible. Opponents who cannot see the invisible suffer a –2 penalty to Attack Rolls against the grimalkin. Those who can see the invisible discern a bulky feline form, 3′ high, with a leering grin and fur standing electrified on end.

Combat: The character has Armour Class 13, Speed 30, and may make a bite and two claw attacks each Round, with a +2 bonus to Attack Rolls. Each attack inflicts 1d4 damage.

Fey chaos: The grimalkin cannot distinguish friend from foe, indiscriminately attacking the nearest creature.
After 2d4 Rounds: The grimalkin instantly returns to their humanoid (estray) form.

Rope (50′)
Torches (3)
Twine (100′ ball)
Grappling hook