Skip to toolbar
Knights of the Round Table

Knights of the Round Table

Supported by (Turn Off)

Project Blog by scribbs Cult of Games Member

Recommendations: 69

About the Project

Daniel Mersey had a great set of Arthurian figures released by Temple of the West about a year ago. Time to get on and paint them up.

This Project is Active

Meleagant

Tutoring 2
Skill 5
Idea 5
1 Comment
Meleagant

Time for a villain to face all the Knights of the Round Table. Within the stories, Meleagant abducts Guinevere, necessitating a rescue by Lancelot, who eventually overcomes him despite various tricks to avoid direct confrontation.

Tristan, Kay, Galahad & Ywaine

Tutoring 2
Skill 4
Idea 4
No Comments
L-R Tristan, Kay, Galahad and YwaineL-R Tristan, Kay, Galahad and Ywaine

Next up were another four Knights of the Round Table – Tristan, Kay, Galahad and Ywaine.

I cross referenced all the heraldry for the Knights with my copy of the Pendragon RPG, which is based on the established arms of the Knights from the stories.

Perceval and the Orkney Knights

Tutoring 2
Skill 5
Idea 5
No Comments
L-R Perceval, Gawain & GarethL-R Perceval, Gawain & Gareth

I’ve slowly been working away on this project, and have just finished painting up a few knights.

First is Perceval, and the Orkney brothers, Gawain and Gareth.

Bandits

Tutoring 4
Skill 7
Idea 7
2 Comments
Bandits

With all the named characters and knights from the stories of the Round Table, the obvious starting point was just a bunch of bandits. I picked these first because I could ignore messing around with any heraldry, and get them turned around pretty quick to get the project going.

Bandits
Bandits

Getting Started

Tutoring 4
Skill 6
Idea 7
No Comments
Getting Started

A little while ago, Daniel Mersey ran a Kickstarter for a set of Arthurian figures produced by Temple of the West. These figures are based on Arthur as a High Medieval King, with knights in plate armour – the Hollywood, Mallory version of the Round Table – rather than a semi-historic dark age Arthur in post-Roman Britain.

I have had a lot of fun playing the Pendragon RPG over the years, and these figures really appealed, so I backed the campaign. And as often happens, the KS is delivered successfully, but I fail to do anything with my new shiney toys.

This box has been sat on my shelf for about a year now, so it’s about time to try and get all the contents painted up. There’s about 30-40 figures in the box, ranging from the expected characters and named knights, to some villains, big cats and giants.

Supported by (Turn Off)