Friends of Sir Justyn

The lovely Lady Genvieve, Sir Justyns' wife & ruler of Sir Justyns heart & estates while he is absent. Lady Genvieve is from France & cousin by marriage to Baron Christian of Denmark.

Baron Christian Christiansson of the royal court of Denmark. Baron Christian is a colourful & charismatic man who has been bound by a chivalric oath to not take up arms save at the request of his leige, King Vlademar of Denmark.

Tyler is Sir Justyns' son of nine years & aspiring squire, who hopes to one day fight alongside his renowned father as a fellow knight of England. He accompanies Sir Justyn on many tasks & trains diligently in all things required of him to become a knight. He will one day inherit Sir justyns' arms should he choose to do so. Soon he will become a page in the del Binkey household.

Burggraf Alaric von Burg, son of Reichsfurst from Liechtenstein & his charming wife Lady Morphia van Zeeland. The noble couple are close friends of the Webbe household & are allied with England & Edward III. The Burggraf has a love of hunting, tourney & fine company & the Lady Morphia enjoys hunting & archery.

Lord Ralph & Lady Katherine Marshal of have been friends of Sir Justyn & Lady Genvieve Webbe since meeting in the courts of King Edward III. Through their friendship with this most noble English couple Sir Justyn met Prince Edward of Woodstock & went on to serve in the Princes' division at Crecy & Poitiers. Lord Ralph has fought in countless tournaments and it was at one of these tournaments at Okehampton Castle in Devon, hosted by Lord Hugh de Courtenay, that Lord Ralph met his future wife Lady Katherine.

John is Sir Justyns' trusted Sergeant at Arms. He is a grizzled veteran who has lived & fought under three English kings, Edward I, Edward II & Edward III. Beligerent, brash & self confident, John is always ready with wisdom & advice to give to Sir Justyn & the retenue. When not fighting he can be found, dancing, making merry & drinking ale.

James Archer is a promising young archer from the city of York, Yorkshire England. Quiet, modest,eager to learn and a favourite with the girls, James may some day make a fine man at arms of England. James is also a woodworker of no modest skill for his years.

John is a trusted, reliable soldier in Sir Justyns' retenue. Born in Northumberland he found his way south to York seeking employment in a suitable household or campaigning force for the promise of loot & an escape from the drudgery of common life.

Sir Luke del Binkey. A fellow knight of England & formidable opponent. Sir Justyn & Sir Luke have fought side by side in tourney & in service to King Edward. Sir Luke is also a compaignion in arms of Prince Edward of Woodstock, known today as "The Black Prince".

Sir Thibault is a Gascon knight, 4th son of a minor knight who made his name in Northern Italy where his lance was employed by the Dukes of Florence and Milan. His wealth was aquired in tournament on his return to France. He currently resides in England in service to the crown passing his time in the search for any English knight who may have a vow to fulfil or who wishes to take part in a passage of arms for the greater glory of his most noble lady.

Salvatore Fazio is a Sicilian archer & professional campaigner whom Sir Justyn met & retained while in Calais. He has been a trusted member of his retenue ever since & married an English woman upon his return to Sir Justyns' domains.

Sir Ranulf is one of the most renowned & skilled tournament jousters in all of Christendom. He has travelled far & wide in search of honour & glory. He is pictured here in 1340AD.

Albrecht von Neuberg is a knight from southern Bohemia. He has been on crusade with the Teutonic Order in Lithuania & this is where he & Sir Justyn first met. Albrecht spends his time enjoying the practice of arms and hunting with his favourite hound.

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