This editable character sheet captures all the important details of your character defined through the Pendragon knight creation process.
This Family Record sheet can be used to capture all the your Pendragon knights family details.
This Family Tree sheet can be used to capture all the your Pendragon knights family tree details.
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It is an age of chivalry, an age of adventure & fantasy—it is the age of Pendragon! The Adventure of the Sword Tournament is a complete scenario and special preview of the rules for Pendragon. Within, you’ll find:
The Adventure of The Great Hunt is a complete scenario and special preview of the rules for Pendragon. Within, you’ll find:
The knights set off on a month-long hunt, racing against time to save the life of a great and noble knight and defeat an infernal dragon ravaging the countryside. Only they will find salvation lies not in steel and brawn, but in the gentle belch of a panther...
For newcomers, welcome! Everything you need to experience the Pendragon system is here: the core rules, a scenario playable in a single session, and six pre-generated characters.
Let us win glory for our king, who will reward us with honors and lands; and the devil take the hindermost!
The Quest of the Red Blade is set in the wilds of Cambria, sometime during the reign of King Arthur. The Gamemaster may set these events any time after the founding of the Round Table, though most likely they take place during the Romance or Tournament Periods (see The Great Pendragon Campaign for reference).
The Player-knights are confronted with a difficult moral choice, as the object of their quest is held by an unworthy man who is also their host. Yet there are even more terrible events transpiring at the Castle of the Kite, and what starts as a simple quest for a magical sword soon presents an opportunity to sacrifice everything in the name of a boy in need—or else to descend into the darkest depths of horror and depravity.
The son of a sergeant who served Count Roderick of Salisbury back before the Anarchy. Although not of noble blood, you have long dreamed of one day becoming a knight, and managed to serve as squire to a knight of Sarum. Now a young esquire in search of a lord, you ride forth in your father’s ancient armor to make a name for yourself and earn your spurs.
Born into a family from County Berroc who are part of the Saxon population there that support the Cymric lords of Logres. Your father swore fealty to King Uther, and you are part of an all-Saxon bodyguard maintained by the Sheriff of Londinium, whose domain bestrides the counties of Thamesmouth and Berroc. Though many of your relatives have converted to Christianity, you still follow the old ways.
From the Irish kingdom of Estregales, situated in the west of Cambria. You were raised a proper lady, daughter of a banneret and destined for marriage to a great lord. All that changed when your parents and siblings perished at the hands of Pictish raiders from the north. With your father’s faithful esquire, Booth, you escaped and swore revenge. You have spent the last several years training under Booth’s expert guidance in the hills of Cambria. Although you bear the arms of a knight, you are not yet formally knighted. Your dearest wish is to be formally knighted, so that you need no longer live a lie.
The granddaughter of a Sarmatian horse archer who came west in the service of the Romans. You have even inherited some of your grandmother’s old kit, which your peers say once belonged to an Amazon warrior. That may well be, but you have trained your whole life as a knight in service to Viviane du Lac, the Lady of Brocéliande. Now newly-knighted, Lady Viviane has sent you to Londinium after hearing the prophecies of Merlin. She says the world is about to change, and thinks you should be there to witness it…
Born in the city of Aleppo, you squired at the golden courts of Constantinople, where you learned about the world. Upon achieving knighthood, the Emperor dispatched you to far-distant Britannia with orders to observe and report on the people there. Having arrived in this dismal, war-torn land, you are beginning to suspect this may have been intended more as a punishment for some imagined slight rather than the plum assignment you took it to be at first…
You were raised in the city of Carlion, inheritor of the ancient traditions of Rome. You serve in the elite unit of the city militia, sworn to protect Carlion’s citizenry from the tides of anarchy lapping at its walls. You take your duty seriously, but feel stifled by the strict traditions of your family and peers. Your rebellion takes the form of a constant barrage of jokes and wry observations, calibrated to skewer what you view as the stuffy traditions of court.
A knight of Logres, distantly related to the legendary Duke Vortimer. You wish nothing more than to prove yourself worthy of his heritage, and to see Britain united behind a High King once again. For now, you wander the land, searching for a worthy lord to whom you may pledge your trust and your sword. This year, you fight under the banner of King Leodegrance of Cameliard—an honorable and just king.
Until just over a year ago, you were a loyal household knight of King Nanteleod of Escavalon. All that changed at the Battle of Netley Marsh, where the Saxons won a crushing victory and your lord was cut down. You barely escaped with your life. Since then, you have earned your keep through selling your sword. As a mercenary, you find yourself fighting this year under the banner of King Leodegrance of Cameliard.
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