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 | | Generally, Pendragon, The Courts of King Arthur, and other works in the Pendragon series streamline the various plot and character conflicts existing in original literature, mythology and history along the narrative overview of the Arthurian tales as presented in Sir Thomas Malory's 15th Century epic, Le Morte D'Arthur. |
 | | It belonged to his father Uther Pendragon years before, and it was created by Merlin specifically to bring together the best one hundred and fifty knights of the realm together at one magical table in a brotherhood dedicated to the ideals of chivalry. |
 | | For purposes of your Pendragon game, unless you choose to play "canonical" characters directly, there is no chance of having a character directly related to the great families, since their fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, and children (or explicit lack thereof) are already well reknown and chronicled. |
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