Alright anons, let's roll up a knightly order.
What is the order’s age? (1d100)
>>50765820
tree fiddy
>Knightly Orders
>2016
I mean c'mon it's the current year people. Why are you so stuck with making knights in this progressive era. Sigmarines are where it's all at.
Rolled 37 (1d100)
>>50765820
What tables are we using OP?
Esteemed: This order’s inception coincided with the rise of Vlad Von Carstein and his heinous progeny. The Vampire Wars exacted a great toll on the armies and spirit of the Empire, but also strengthened the conviction of its people to fight against the dark powers of the world
What is the order’s religious affiliation? (1d100)
>>50765890
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Empire_Knightly_Order_Creation_Tables
Rolled 89 (1d100)
>>50765924
This might be neat?
>>50765958
Templars of Morr: This order fights for Morr, god of death and dreams
How strong is the order in terms of manpower? (1d100)
Rolled 41 (1d100)
>>50765980
>>50766123
Small: Around a hundred knights, with both personal and order-retained servants
How is the order’s strength distributed throughout the Empire? (1d100)
Rolled 74 (1d100)
>>50766189
>>50766859
Garrisoned: The fortresses maintained by the Elector Counts keep a constant vigil over the Empire’s heartlands. Here the order’s knights are stationed, alongside the more common soldiery
In which province is the order based? (1d100)
>>50766907
"dice+1d100"
>>50767693
Heh.
dice+1d100
Rolled 33 (1d100)
Pretty fitting order
>>50767737
Ostland. Ooh, we got the shittiest of the northern provinces.
Which knightly virtue does the order hold highest? (1d100)
Rolled 10 (1d100)
>>50767758
Rolled 27 (1d100)
>>50767758
Rolled 85 (1d100)
>>50767758
Ostland's not the best place for vampire-slaying knights...
>>50767783
Chivalry: Use your own power to protect the innocent, and always strive to defend those who cannot do so themselves
What are the order’s favored battle tactics and military doctrines? (1d100)
Rolled 36 (1d100)
>>50767800
>>50767819
Shock and Awe: The essence of knightly warfare can be summed up a single maneuver: the lance charge. It does the most damage, and gets the most work done. The order recognizes this, and tries to allow its knights as many charges as possible
Who was the order’s greatest hero? (1d100)
Rolled 39 (1d100)
>>50767833
>>50767852
A grandmaster of the order whose strength and sound council proved a saving grace for his allies in their hour of need
How far afield has the order ever traveled for war? (1d100)
Rolled 20 (1d100)
>>50767877
>>50767886
The order has gone to Bretonnia, probably to take part in one of their errantry wars
Who is the order's most trusted ally? (1d100)
Rolled 51 (1d100)
>>50767892
>>50767902
The College of Engineers
Who is the order's most hated enemy? (1d100)
Rolled 54 (1d100)
>>50767920
>>50767955
A Black Ark of the Dark Elves
To whom, or what, has the order’s grandmaster pledged its service? (1d100)
Rolled 99 (1d100)
>>50767989
>>50767993
The order’s most trusted ally. So we literally work for the College of Engineers.
How does the order appear in the eyes of others within the Empire? (1d100)
Rolled 85 (1d100)
>>50768008
>>50768122
Well Beloved: Individuals within the brotherhood take it upon themselves to network with people from all social strata. It can be difficult sowing, but the fruits are worth it
How wealthy is the order? (1d100)
Rolled 22 (1d100)
>>50768137
>>50768160
Humble: The order’s coffers are full enough to allow its members to do their job and live in relative comfort, but little else beyond that
How prevalent are monstrous mounts (such as demigryphs) within the order? (1d100)
Rolled 1 (1d100)
>>50768169
>>50768177
Absent: The order owns no monstrous mounts
What is the most venerated relic in the order’s possession? (1d100)
Rolled 68 (1d100)
>>50768184
>>50768193
An intricately sealed reliquary said to house “the very spirit of the order”
With which heraldic sigil does the order represent itself? (1d100)
Rolled 4 (1d100)
>>50768197
>>50768200
Either willingly or unwillingly, the order displays no sigil; their shields are bare
And that's it. By Sigmar, we are some of the strangest knights you've ever seen!
>>50768214
What should we call them?
>>50768376
They should probably be named after the fortress they garrison. How about the Knights of Hausenberg?
>>50768468
Sounds good to me.
>>50765846
>Why are you so stuck with making knights in this progressive era.
Republics can have knightly orders too, you crypto-monarchist nigger.
>>50765846
>"current year"
>"progressive era"
If you're not being ironic, seriously consider suicide. I'm not joking.