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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fnork de sporg" data-source="post: 2903187" data-attributes="member: 4713">Another lesser known arthurian artifact is Clarent, arthur's other sword.From wikipedia "In the Alliterative Morte Arthure, an alliterative verse work of Arthurian literature, Clarent is one of King Arthur's two magic swords. While Excalibur is a sword of warfare, Clarent is one of peace, used for knighting. It is stolen by the traitor Mordred, who has usurped the throne while Arthur is at war, and it is with this weapon that Arthur receives the fatal blow."So maybe without Clarent to do the deed you can never become a True knight of the round table. So it's finding can finally usher in a new arthurian golden age.I think a good test of faith would be to kneel down and let the Green Knight decapitate you. Especially if you're including the green girdle.A nice touch might be to have Arthur's funeral barge still docked.If Arthur is the once and future king, and will return to the living at some point, perhaps his bloodless corpse is neither alive or dead. Resting agelessly inside his tomb, not breathing but still warm to the touch. For the final fight a vampire could embrace him, leading to the evil  anti-arthur they must fight. I don't know how a vampire would get past all this to do that. Maybe he's magically shrunk himself down, in magic bottle or something, and then had himself secreted on one of the PC's. Perfect way to infiltrate a plae otherwise impregnableto evil.</blockquote>

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