In the days of yore, before the reign of King Arthur and his mighty Round Table, there were knights who might someday be part of that illustrious king’s entourage and of the Round Table. That would be in years to come, however, for in the Year of Our Lord 492, they were young knights who did not yet know their way.

Sir Nonius the Red was only of average size but had thick, curly red hair and a bushy red beard that stood out from his face. Sir Gwarddur was a strong knight who was said to have a body like steel. Sir Buddfannon, also called by some “The Dark Knight” was said to have the softest hair and hands in all of the kingdom. Sir Avitus the Forked Tongue was Roman born. His smile was disarming and made men trust him, often to their dismay. Sir Gothryn was known for being very chivalrous: chaste, forgiving, modest, generous, merciful, and temperate. His squire was called Rhiwalon of the River.

On Feb. 9, 2014, I ran a game of Pendragon (1st Edition) to playtest it for review in Knights of the Dinner Table Magazine. My players were with Logan, Bo, Kyle, James, James, and Aly.

Role Playing Journal of the game can be found here:

http://www.penandpapergames.com/forums/entry.php/1843-Pendragon-Beast-Quest

A video playlist of the game is here:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLonZ7fuFAFDrJSiZg9c6rqY1TgPmmzrQ0

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