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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 5853235" data-attributes="member: 4937">Yes, first of all, read Squire and Lady Knight (Protector of the Small series) by Tamora Peirce.Second of all consider that the definition of a Knight is both narrow and broad.  A Knight can be little more than a bandit, or a wandering mercenary.   A Knight can be little more than a soldier, or a knight can be a noble with a high degree of autonomy in a fuedal system.  A knight can be under specific orders to defend a caste or perform some other beaucratic duty, or they can be simply told, "Go out right wrongs, establish Justice, protect the weak, and give evil cause to fear the sword." So choose to have your knights put in a situation where they have that autonomy and freedom.</blockquote>