As part of their oath, each has taken white as part of his colors, representing the purity and unity of their cause. While the Servants of the Lady are not fell warriors or experienced fighters, their piety and faith are extraordinary.
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Many a Knight Errant is brought into service with hopes of fame, fortune, power, or glory. Some few, however, begin their journey with a clear vision of where they wish it to end...the attainment of the Grail. So it is with the Servants of the Lady. Drawn from both the wealthy and poor, honored squires and noble second-sons, the Servants of the Lady have sworn that their task of Erranthood shall only be the first step on a long path towards the ultimate reward of a Bretonnian Knight.
As part of their oath, each has taken white as part of his colors, representing the purity and unity of their cause. While the Servants of the Lady are not fell warriors or experienced fighters, their piety and faith are extraordinary. |
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