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| + | Of its members were three brothers: [[Sir]] [[Richard]], the [[Grail Knight]], and a [[Third brother|third sibling]] who swore to find and protect the [[Holy Grail]]. The three of them eventually found the relic in the [[Canyon of the Crescent Moon]], and lived in its [[Temple of the Sun|sanctuary]] for nearly 150 years. One of the brothers was chosen to continue to guard the Grail while the other two returned to Europe, leaving behind two markers to help find the Grail. The [[Grail tablet|first marker]] was left in modern-day [[Turkey]], while the [[Richard's shield|second marker]] was carried as Richard's shield. Richard died on the return trip, and was buried, with his shield in a [[Knight's tomb|tomb]] in [[Venice]]. The third brother returned home to [[France]] and told his story to a [[Franciscan friar]], who recorded the knight's tale. |
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==Appearances== |
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Revision as of 11:27, 8 September 2020
The Grail Knight
The Knights of the First Crusade was a group of knights that fought in the First Crusade who laid siege to Alexandretta for over a year and destroyed the city.
Of its members were three brothers: Sir Richard, the Grail Knight, and a third sibling who swore to find and protect the Holy Grail. The three of them eventually found the relic in the Canyon of the Crescent Moon, and lived in its sanctuary for nearly 150 years. One of the brothers was chosen to continue to guard the Grail while the other two returned to Europe, leaving behind two markers to help find the Grail. The first marker was left in modern-day Turkey, while the second marker was carried as Richard's shield. Richard died on the return trip, and was buried, with his shield in a tomb in Venice. The third brother returned home to France and told his story to a Franciscan friar, who recorded the knight's tale.