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TFE - King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table

Pedantic nitpicks aside, awesome mod! Also, if anyone wants more King Arthur in their life, check out the book The Bright Sword by Lev Grossman, it just came out about a year ago and is an amazing take on the Arthur mythos!

Um, Actually Excalibur wasn't the sword in the stone. Excalibur was the sword given to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake and replaced the sword that he pulled from the stone.

The evolution of Morgane in the legend is very interesting too by the way. In the Borman's movie, Morgane, Mordred's mother and Merlin's love interest are merged into one character. In french tradition, they are three distinct characters. Morgane is never as bad as she is in al lot of modern works. Mordred's mother is the second of the three daughters Igerne has with the duke of Cornwall, slained by Uther (the third being Morgane). And Merlin's love interest is Viviane (the reasons why she imprisons him vary upon the authors).

I hope that was interesting for you to read. Sorry for my poor english.

Well done for your work !

- Then comes the XIIIth century's cycle called "Vulgate'' or ''Lancelot Graal' : the legend told from Merlin's conception to Arthur's death. Kind of an earlier version of La Morte d'Arthur. In this very influencial work, THERE ARE TWO SWORDS : the sword in the stone AND Excalibur; given by the lady of the lake - who is not Viviane (or Nemue, as you call her in the english litterature).

@KK I have read your comment about Excalibur. Since I am fond of Arthurian Legend, I can't resist to bring my little piece of knowledge. I am mostly acquainted with the french versions of the legend, which are much less known than the Malory canon. They are nonetheless interesting because they record earlier stages of the legend. So, to sum up :
- In the latin chronicles ''Historia Regum Britanniae" of Geoffroy de Monmouth, the fabulous sword carried by Arthur is called Caliburn.
- When Wace translates the chronicles in old french, Calinurn becomes Escalibor.
- In the Chrtien de Troyes's novels, Escalibor becomes Excalibur.
- Robert de Boron is the one who imagines the famous episode of the sword in the stone (well, in the enclume...). But the sword has no name in his novel.

Thank you for finally making a mod about me! I've been sleeping on Avalon for so many years and I finally got it!

@Starshine
Sorry, but since Malory's version has been so influential when it comes to the current view of Arthurian legend, I am using it as one of the main sources for this mod, and I am not planning to change that. Having Oberon as the son of Morgan le Fay and Julius Caesar would be cool, but it doesn't fit at all into the established timeline.

If you go to pre-Mallory Morgan, you could add in Oberon, Morgan le Fay's son with Julius Ceasar who is King of the Fairies, cos Fallen Eagle setting makes him more relevant than CK2 setting, and also get rid of the lame mallory dark and edgy incest stuff too.

“Well, you have to know these things when you’re a Crusader King, you know?”

ruined it smh