Knights of the Round Table

The Round Table served as the center of Arthur's kingdom. It sat the most elite and chivalrous 150 knights in Camelot, and also a seat left open for the Holy Grail. The table was given to Arthur as a wedding gift from King Leodegraunce, who was the father of Guinevere. The table was unique because it was round, meaning that everyone was equal at it. The table also held a seat called the Seige Perilous which could only be sat upon by the best knight in the world, all others would be burned upon sitting on it. This seat was finally filled by Sir Galahad, even Sir Lancelot could not sit in it. The Round Table's knights were renowned all throughout England as they stood up to the challanges of evil knights and upheld the code of chivalry.

The First Knight of Camelot and best friend of King Arthur. Lancelot was the son of King Ban and Queen Elaine, but he was raised by the Lady Of The Lake, who brought him to Camelot to be knighted under Merlin's request. Sir Lacelot killed forty knights and was the best knight in the world next to his son, Sir Galahad. After his arival in Camelot Sir Lancelot and Queen Guinevere instantly fell in love. After their affair was revealed Sir Lancelot was exiled from the kingdom of Camelot. He returned to aid King Arthur in his battle against Sir Mordred but arrived to late, Arthur had died and Guinevere had become a nun. Lancelot spent the last few years of his life as a hermit.

The best knight in the world, and the only knight who could sit in the Seige Perilous. Galahad was the son of Sir Lancelot although he was raised by nuns. Galahad came to Camelot at a very young age, his skills were immediatly reconized and he was soon knighted. Sir Galahad is regarded as the 'perfect knight' who upheld the code of chivalry best. Sir Galahad was also the only knight who could secceed in the Quest For The Holy Grail, after finding the grail Sir Galahad died because his life's mission had been fulfilled. Sir Galahad was said to be invinsable in battle, like his father Sir Lancelot.

One of the bravest and most courteous knghits of Camelot, but a dangerous warrior when angry. Gawain was the eldest son of King Lot and Queen Anna, he was also King arthur's favorite nephew. After being knighted, Sir Gawain's most famous encounter was with a giant green knight in which he was led through a maze of tricks but made it through because of his loyalty to the code of chivalry. Sir Gawain was mortally wounded at the seige of Benwick by Sir Lancelot after Lancelot had unintentionally killed his brothers in a scirmish. Before dying from the wound he wrote a letter to Sir Lancelot to ask for his forgiveness and saying that they would be eternal friends, this was one of the best examples of the code of chivalry despite Sir Gawain's habit for often taking unchivalrous revenge.

One of the best warriors in the kingdom, until he led a revolt against King Arthur's rule. Mordred was either Arthur's son or nephew, different legends explain it different ways. After being knighted Sir Mordred began to plan an uprising against King Arthur. Sir Mordred was responsable for turning Arthur against Sir Lancelot, and while they were fighting he tried to seize power in Camelot. Sir Mordred was killed at the battle of Camelot by King Arthur, he also killed Arthur. Mordred is about the worst example of chivalry out of all the knights of Camelot.

One of the better warriors in Camelot who started out as King Arthur's enemy. Pellinore's parents are not known but he had several sons who all became Knights Of The Round Table, Sir Tor, Sir Lamerok, Sir Percival, Sir Agglovale, and Sir Dornar. Sir Pellinore was fearless fighter who one day was guarding a road and demanded that any knight passing thourgh fight him. After Sir Pellinore had injured several of King Arthur's knights Arthur went to fight him himself. The fight was virtually even and in fact the battle was so well fought that the two became friends and Sir Pellinore joined the Knights Of The Round Table. Years later Sir Pellinore was killed by one of his fellow knights, Sir Gawain, in revenge for the death of his father King Lot.

Had a deep desire to become a knight clear from his early childhood. Percival was the son of Sir Pellinore. He was raised by his mother in Wales until the age of 16 when he mane across several Knights Of The Round Table riding back to Camelot. After the meeting with the knights Percival decided to ride to Camelot to becaome a knight. When he reached Camelot he was informed that King Arthur's golden goblet had been stolen from him, to earn his knighthood Percival volunteered to bring back the goblet. Upon his return with it he was imediatly knighted. Sir Percival was one of the most trustworthy and best of King Arthur's knights.

One of the first knights to swear alligance to King Arthur. Sir Kay was the son of Sir Ector and the half-brother of King Arthur. Sir Kay was raised along with Arthur but became a knight before him. He tried at first to take cedit for pulling the sword from the stone but eventually told the truth that Arhtur pulled it. After Arthur's corination Sir Kay was the first knight to swear his alligance. Sir Kay was an average warrior and a boastful knight. He was killed at the battle of Camelot.

A resentful, sly, and suspicious knight. Sir Agravain was the younger brother of Sir Gawain, son of King Lot and Queen Anna, and nephew of King Arthur, yet he joined Sir Mordred in the revolt against King Arthur. Sir Agravain was not one of the better knights and was killed by Sir Lancelot.

A courageous and nobile fighter. Sir Gaheris was the younger brother of Sir Gawain, son of King Lot and Queen Anna, and nephew of King Arthur. Gaheris came to Camelot as Sir Gawain's squire, but he soon earned his knighthood. Sir Gaheris was a just and chivalrous knight but was accidently killed by Sir Lancelot during the rescue of Queen Guinevere.

A timid but but clever knight. Gareth was the younger brother of Sir Gawain, the son of King Lot and Queen Anna, and the nephew of King Arthur. He was origanally assigned to kitchen duty by Sir Kay when he first arrived in Camelot, but was later knighted. Sir Gareth was accidently killed by Sir Lancelot in the rescue of Queen Guinevere.

One of the weaker and cowardlier knights. Sir Melligrance was the son of King Bagdemus. He sided with Sir Mordred in the revolt against King Arthur. Sir Melligrance was the one who kidnapped Queen Quinevere and took her to his castle where she was later rescued by Sir Lancelot.

A not very bright Knight Of The Round Table. Sir Uriens was the husband of Morgan le Fay and the father of Sir UwainMorgan made an attempt on his life but the attempt was foiled by Sir Uwain. Sir Uriens was not one of the more famous knights of Camelot.