Lady of the Lake
From Lexicanum
Mainly worshipped by Bretonnian nobility, the Lady of the Lake is the national deity of Bretonnia and the patron of chivalry.
The Lady is served by her own cult. The word of her prophetess, the Fay Enchantress, is the supreme law of the land. She crowns the new King of Bretonnia and can even depose him.
Her chosen champions are the powerful and skilful Grail Knights.
Bretonnian knights regularly pray to her asking for her protection before a battle.
Bretonnian peasants, who usually fight as men-at-arms, don't take part of such mass prayers; they are forbidden to do so upon pain of death [1]. They are considered to have no honour, which allows them to use unchivalrous ranged weapons.
| The gods & goddesses of the Old World |
| Old Faith - Rhya - Taal - Ulric - Manann - Morr - Verena - Myrmidia - Shallya - Ranald - Handrich - Stromfels - Khaine - Sigmar - Lady of the Lake - Lucan & Luccina - Ursun - Dazh - Tor - Esmeralda |
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Notes & sources
- ↑ Chapter 14 of the novel Knight Errant - Chapter 8 of the novel Knight of the Realm
