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King Arthur: Knight's Tale Beginner Guide 2022

King Arthur: Knight's Tale Heroes Features

• Complex RPG-like Characters - The character progression system is designed to be as deep as in the traditional RPGs: heroes level upon unique skill trees and the complex loot system provides unique options to fine-tune their tactical capabilities.
• Death is Always Final - Beware! Heroes can die during missions and the treatment of their injuries, curses, diseases takes time. You must manage them at the Round Table accordingly, planning ahead before going into battles. As heroes take time off between consequent missions, management of their injuries and selecting their substitutes are essential components of gameplay.
• A Question of Loyalty - Each hero has a distinctive personality. Settle disputes and grant favors to convince various knights to remain loyal to you. Some of them will observe your decisions closely, and some knights will even have conflicts with each other. It is your job to select heroes that are the best fit for your goals (and each other) at the Round Table. The hero's loyalty is constantly changing through the decisions made by the player – in certain cases, they can ever leave the Round Table and turn against you.
• Heroes featured in Early Access: Sir Mordred, Sir Kay, Sir Balan, Lady Dindraine, Sir Yvain, Sir Pelleas, Sir Ector

Can I Ressurect My Heroes?

The answer is yes, you can resurrect them and bring them back from the dead. And this is by using a consumable item known as the Tome of Resurrection. Upon using it, the item grants the player 1 Resurrection Token that can be used to revive a fallen hero in the Crypt. This item can be acquired through story progression.

Can I Respec Skill Points?

There are two ways that can be done in order to respec a hero's skill points. First, is by spending gold at the Training Ground in Camelot. Just choose the hero you want to respec his/her skill points. And second, there is a consumable tome item called the Tome of Regret that resets the hero's skill points once it is consumed.

Can I Dismiss a Hero?

In King Arthur: Knight's Tale, players can have a total of 12 Heroes at The Round Table and there are four additional slots noted as "Aspirant Heroes" where you can recruit heroes who would like to join. Heroes that are within the Round Table are the only ones you can assign roles to within Camelot or who you can deploy before starting a mission. Heroes under the list of "Aspirant Heroes" cannot be used and can only be active if they replace an existing member of the round table or if you decide to recruit them (if there is an available slot).

In order to dismiss a hero, in the adventure map, click on the icon of the selected hero to open up the hero sheet, look at the top left corner of the screen and you will see a boot icon. If you are decided to remove or dismiss the hero, simply click the boot. Take note that by doing so, you are permanently removing the hero from your roster.

Combat Features

• Diverse Battle Maps - Position yourself, avoid shield walls, flank your enemies. Use covers against archers, make use of the terrain, hide in the foliage, surprise your enemies!
• Control the Battleground - Scouting ahead is important as your enemies could be hiding as well. Use traps, lure and avoid enemy combatants until you can strike safely.
• Learn about your Enemies - Opposing forces and mythical creatures will try to challenge you at every step. Pay attention to their weaknesses and strengths!

King Arthur Knight's Tale Hero Loyalty

• Determining Factors - Loyalty is affected by your decisions to grant favors, spare punishment, choose sides and initiate battles. Each Hero will have a different Loyalty standing depending on the choices that are made. 
• Stats - Loyalty points can affect combat and effectiveness in battle by directly increasing or decreasing damage stats and AP points. 
• Point System - The points are measured on a scale that ranges from Critical, Bad, Good, Excellent, Faithful.

Sir Mordred

Class: Defender

Sir Mordred was the nemesis of King Arthur, destined to battle the Once and Future King in their final duel. He fulfilled his destiny and they both died – or didn’t they?

Sir Lanval

Class: Champion

Sir Lanval led an eventful life, pursuing adventures all over Britannia. He is a knight with a hearty appetite and a boisterous presence.

Sir Kay

Class: Champion

Sir Kay is the late King Arthur's foster brother, one of the finest warriors of the Round Table. In Avalon, he continued to act as Arthur's seneschal in his absence, and most of the knights treated him like their leader.

Sir Yvain

Class: Marksman

Yvain was known as one of the most daring knights of the Round Table in Britannia and his reputation hasn't changed in Avalon either.

Sir Tristan

Class: Vanguard

The former troubadour knight of the Round Table, now looks like a shadow of his former self, but he hasn't lost his skills, his bravery and the urge to fight for lost causes.

Lady Boudicea

Class: Vanguard

The fierce warrior queen of Britannia lived in the times before Arthur's reign.

Sir Bors

Class: Marksman

Sir Bors is a brave knight. His noble deeds have gained him first fame, then the friendship of Sir Lancelot, but his honesty and charming naivety also tend to draw him into the most unusual situations.

Sir Gawain

Class: Defender

A long time ago, in Britannia, Sir Gawain was considered to be the perfect knight. But the silent and grim Gawain who has been wandering the horrifying wilderness of Avalon is far from the chivalrous and honorable soul who used to be an example to many.

Sir Ector

Class: Arcanist

The father of Sir Kay, a noble knight who served Camelot all his life - and even after that.

Sir Balin

Class: Vanguard

Balin, the Savage, also known as the Knight with the Two Swords, the brother of Sir Balan.

Lady Morgawse

Class: Sage

Morgawse is the former Witch Queen of Orkney - back in the glorious days of Britannia she was the sovereign of the cold northern islands, first expanding her rule into the Highlands, then taking over the savage Pict tribes.

Sir Brunor le Noir

Class: Champion

Sir Brunor Le Noir is a knight with a seemingly unbreakable curse - he was destined to avenge the death of his father twice, once in Britannia, then again here, on the otherworldly island.

Red Knight

Class: Defender

The Red Knight marches into battle as violence incarnated. He is wearing an armor in the color of dried blood and wields weapons that look more like tools of torture than instruments of war.

Black Knight

Class: Champion

The Black Knight used to be a mortal warrior, named Sir Turquine, but he sold his soul to the entity ruling over the mysterious Black Lands.

Sir Damas

Class: Marksman

A seemingly heartful and devout Christian knight, but in reality he is a manipulative, treacherous, cold-blooded murderer.

Sir Dagonet

Class: Arcanist

Sir Dagonet is a rather insane follower of the Old Faith, with a deep hatred for Christianity. He considers himself to be an Admirer of the Lady of the Lake and an unhonorary jester of the Sun Court.

Sir Galahad

Class: Defender

One of the famous Grail Knights of the Round Table, Sir Galahad was relentlessly pursuing the holy relic his entire life.

Sir Ector

Class: Arcanist

The father of Sir Kay, a noble knight who served Camelot all his life - and even after that.

Lady Dindraine

Class: Marksman

Sir Percivale's sister, a brave and skillful warrior who was mostly overshadowed by his brother's fame in Britannia, but set out to forge her own path in Avalon.

Sir Balin

Class: Vanguard

Balin, the Savage, also known as the Knight with the Two Swords, the brother of Sir Balan.

Sir Percivale

Class: Defender

Percivale used to be a simple young man with crude innocence and remarkable skills in jousting and swordsmanship.

White Knight

Class: Champion

The White Knight is a mysterious warrior, the protector of the holiest Christian relics in Avalon.

Sir Lucan

Class: Sage

Sir Lucan is a noble man, a pious, devoted sage roaming Avalon in search of sacred lore. He is also a capable warrior, but prefers to use his arcane knowledge in battles.

Sir Tegyr

Class: Vanguard

Sir Tegyr is a skilled, brave and deeply religious knight, who used to be the cup-bearer of King Arthur in Britannia.

Sir Damas

Class: Marksman

A seemingly heartful and devout Christian knight, but in reality he is a manipulative, treacherous, cold-blooded murderer.

Sir Pelleas

Class: Defender

Sir Pelleas is the stalwart protector of the downtrodden, acting as the embodiment of the very idea that led to the birth of the Round Table in the first place.

Sir Balan

Class: Champion

Sir Balan is a knight of the Round Table, the son of Sir Tewelyn. He believes in the code of chivalry and in his duty to protect the innocent.

Sir Leodegrance

Class: Sage

In Britannia, Leodegrance used to be one of the most rightful knights of the Round Table.

Sir Tegyr

Class: Vanguard

Sir Tegyr is a skilled, brave and deeply religious knight, who used to be the cup-bearer of King Arthur in Britannia.

Lady Guinevere

Class: Sage

Lady Guinevere used to be the Queen of Britannia and her beauty was praised by he troubadours all over the realm.

Sir Lancelot

Class: Champion

In Britannia, Sir Lancelot was one of the greatest knights. His prowess in battle was so extraordinary that his fellow members of the Round Table always suspected some otherworldly influence in his background.

Sir Geraint

Class: Marksman

Sir Geraint is good-natured knight, who finds solace in the woods – and also many adventures.

Sir Balan

Class: Champion

Sir Balan is a knight of the Round Table, the son of Sir Tewelyn. He believes in the code of chivalry and in his duty to protect the innocent.

Merlin

Class: Arcanist

The legendary wizard, an ageless, mysterious presence who has been haunting Britannia since time immemorial.

Sir Dagonet

Class: Arcanist

Sir Dagonet is a rather insane follower of the Old Faith, with a deep hatred for Christianity. He considers himself to be an Admirer of the Lady of the Lake and an unhonorary jester of the Sun Court.

Faerie Knight

Class: Arcanist

The Faerie Knight is not human. He is a Sidhe, or a creature of the Fey, as sages would say, an almost immortal warrior from the Seelie Court.

Lady Isolde

Class: Sage

Once bound to Sir Tristan with a love potion, her tragic love affair with him is now over. Resurrected, she has little memory of her past and denies any feelings towards Sir Tristan.

Sir Bedievere

Class: Vangaurd

Sir Bedivere used to be King Arthur’s most trusted warrior and a follower of the Old Faith. In Avalon, he became the champion of Queen Morgawse, although personally he didn’t agree with her methods.

Lady Morgana le Fay

Class: Arcanist

Morgana le Fay is an extremely powerful sorceress who was never truly trusted in Britannia for her openly acknowledged Sidhe heritage and her constant urge to prove herself better than anyone else

Sir Geraint

Class: Marksman

Sir Geraint is good-natured knight, who finds solace in the woods – and also many adventures.