Lady of the Lake
From Lexicanum
The Lady of the Lake is the patron of honour and chivalry, protection of the innocent, favouring the brave and punishing the dishonourable, though peasants grant her far wider-ranging powers, such as the ability to bless crops, purify springs of water, and so forth. She is worshipped by the nobility of Bretonnia.
Most Bretonnians offer up prayers to her, Grail Knights claim to receive visions in dreams from her on the whereabouts of the Grail, and the Damoiselles du Grail are healers who act in her name.
The symbol of the Lady of the Lake is the Grail, though it is generally only worn by the Damoiselles du Grail and the Grail Knights who have succeeded in their quests to find the Grail. Questing Knights still seeking the Grail (and those most likely to be adventuring Heroes) wear the Fleur de Lys instead, as a symbol of their quest.
| 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
In many newer books, such as Knights of the Grail and the 6th Edition Bretonnian and Wood Elf army books, the idea has been presented that the Lady is actually a ruse perpetuated by the Wood Elves of Athel Loren.
