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A Story of 12th Century Trial by Combat
Murder at the Altar
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The Knights of Saint Lazarus: The Knight of the Living Dead
These warriors suffered from leprosy. They would later form a military side. An army of the living dead.
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Sir Lancelot: The Knight of the Lake
Sir Lancelot is one of the most legendary of the roundtable knights, famed for his heroism and prowess in combat. Though in time, chaos soon follows…
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Gilles de Rais: War Hero and Monster
Gilles de Rais was a French baron and a valiant knight who fought by the side of Joan of Arc. However he also was a cruel and sadistic serial killer.
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Baldwin IV of Jerusalem: The Leper King
He was diagnosed with leprosy as a child. It was a certified death sentence. Yet despite the odds, he went on to become one of Jerusalem's most…
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Maximilian I: The Last Knight of Europe
In the twilight of medieval Europe there came one of the greatest leaders of his time. As Emperor, he wielded power and cunning, leading his men to…
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Iron, Gold and Blood: The Fall of the Knights Templar
In the shadow of Notre Dame, King Philip IV of France orchestrated the downfall of the Knights Templar. With a relentless hand, he seized their wealth…
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