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<blockquote data-quote="Drifter Bob" data-source="post: 1458799" data-attributes="member: 17723">I hope people don't get mad at me for saying this, but though for a long time a big fan of both Monty Python's Holy Grail and the Excalibur movie of early 1980s vintage (at that time, one of a precious few fantasy themed movies of any remote quality ever made) I lost interest in the Camelot tales after reading that they were almost entirely invented from the 12th century (or therabouts) onward by nobles attempting to create Monarchist propaganda. It just never seemed as cool after that, and all the wierd inconsistencies that I used to assume just didn't make sense due to my ignorance, suddenly seemed self serving...I did like Avalance Press's take on it, an interesting spin where Arthur is the villain and mordred the hero.That would be really, really nice.&nbsp; A great world to adventure in.&nbsp; I wonder what the legal status of the Lyoneaise stuff is?&nbsp; I think I'll pose a question to Simon at Pelgrane.DB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Drifter Bob, post: 1458799, member: 17723"] I hope people don't get mad at me for saying this, but though for a long time a big fan of both Monty Python's Holy Grail and the Excalibur movie of early 1980s vintage (at that time, one of a precious few fantasy themed movies of any remote quality ever made) I lost interest in the Camelot tales after reading that they were almost entirely invented from the 12th century (or therabouts) onward by nobles attempting to create Monarchist propaganda. It just never seemed as cool after that, and all the wierd inconsistencies that I used to assume just didn't make sense due to my ignorance, suddenly seemed self serving... I did like Avalance Press's take on it, an interesting spin where Arthur is the villain and mordred the hero. That would be really, really nice. A great world to adventure in. I wonder what the legal status of the Lyoneaise stuff is? I think I'll pose a question to Simon at Pelgrane. DB [/QUOTE]

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