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Revision as of 17:31, 26 January 2014
Tropes about knights and knighthood. And some Useful Notes on Real Life knights and knightly orders.
Note that simply having "Knight" in the title is not enough. The trope has to primarily be about knights.
Related:
Tropes
- Black Knight
- Boogie Knights
- Knight Errant
- Knight Fever
- The Knights Hospitallers
- Knight in Shining Armor
- The Knights Templar
- The Teutonic Knights
- Knighting
- Magic Knight
- The Paladin
- Self-Proclaimed Knight
- White Knighting (as it's a term largely influenced by our images of knighthood)