Fictional Names
+100 Ridiculously Funny Knight Names to Brighten Your Day
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Name | Description |
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Sir Cumstantial | A knight who’s always cautious and careful, only acting when the situation is just right. |
Vladiscar | Named after the infamous Vlad, known for his bloodlust. |
Sir Cuitous the Roundabout | A play on "circuitous," for a knight who takes the long way around. |
Dame Ticklebritches | Always in a playful mood, especially when armor gets tight. |
Sir Lionel of the Round Table | A close companion of Lancelot, known for his loyalty and courage. |
Let’s face it, knights had a tough job. Fighting dragons, rescuing princesses, and all that. But even the bravest warriors need a little humor to get them through the day. That’s where their names come in! Join us on a quest to discover some of the most hilariously named knights in history.
Female Funny Knight Names
- Lady Clanks-a-Lot – Known for her noisy armor, she’s impossible to miss on the battlefield.
- Dame Wigglebottom – Her horse has a rather bouncy trot, making her jiggle all the way to glory.
- Lady Gallopa-Lot – Never one to walk when she can run, her speed is unmatched.
- Dame Gigglesworth – A knight who laughs in the face of danger—or just laughs all the time.
- Lady Hiccupotamus – Her constant hiccups might be a curse, but they’re a charming one.
- Dame Flutterby – She’s light on her feet and always seems to flit around the battlefield.
- Lady Clumsyboots – Grace isn’t her strong suit, but she always lands on her feet.
- Dame Sassyfrass – Quick with a witty comeback, even in the heat of battle.
- Lady Snickerdoodle – Her sweet demeanor hides her deadly swordsmanship.
- Dame Bumblefluff – A bit forgetful and always losing her helmet, but still a fierce warrior.
- Lady Puddleton – Her love for tea and biscuits is well-known; she often brings them to the battlefield.
- Dame Twinkletoes – Her enemies never hear her coming, but they always see her dance away.
- Lady Quackenspear – Her loud, quacking laugh is as intimidating as her sword.
- Dame Fidgetspinner – Never able to stay still, her restless energy is both a curse and a blessing.
- Lady Tumblesword – Known for her unconventional and acrobatic fighting style.
- Dame Butterfingers – Always dropping her sword but never missing her mark.
- Lady Bouncingblade – Her swordplay is as unpredictable as her bouncy personality.
- Dame Fluffernutter – Her fluffy, voluminous armor hides a tough and capable knight.
- Lady Scribbleshield – Her shield is covered in doodles, but it’s as strong as any other.
- Dame Wobbleknees – Her knees may shake, but her resolve never wavers.
- Lady Guffawlot – Her loud guffaws often distract enemies mid-battle.
- Dame Butteredtoast – No one knows why she’s obsessed with toast, but she always brings it to jousts.
- Lady Bumpercar – Her jousting style resembles a bumper car more than a graceful knight.
- Dame Ticklesword – She uses her sword like a feather, tickling enemies into submission.
- Lady Wobblehelm – Her helmet never quite stays on straight, but she never lets it slow her down.
- Dame Chatterblade – She talks incessantly, distracting her foes with her constant chatter.
- Lady Fizzlebop – Her energy is like a firecracker—unpredictable and explosive.
- Dame Pansywhack – Don’t be fooled by the name; she packs a powerful punch.
- Lady Tiddlywink – She’s small and unassuming, but deadly in battle.
- Dame Snickerbell – Her mischievous grin never leaves her face, even in combat.
- Lady Bouncingbunny – As quick and agile as a rabbit, she’s impossible to catch.
- Dame Stumblesnare – Always tripping, but never letting it get the best of her.
- Lady Twiddledee – Her fingers are always fidgeting, even when holding a sword.
- Dame Fluffynoodle – Her long, flowing locks are her pride, often getting in the way during fights.
- Lady Hootenanny – Loves a good party, even in the middle of a siege.
- Dame Blunderbuss – Her charge is more like a cannonball, fast and furious.
- Lady Glittersword – Her sword sparkles as much as her personality.
- Dame Ziggityzag – Her unpredictable fighting style leaves enemies baffled.
- Lady Puddlejumper – Always leaping over obstacles, both literal and figurative.
- Dame Splattersneeze – Her mighty sneezes have been known to knock opponents off their feet.
- Lady Sprockethop – Known for her love of gadgets, her armor is full of them.
- Dame Bumblingbee – She’s always buzzing around, hard to catch and even harder to fight.
- Lady Jumblewump – Her strategies are as jumbled as her speech, but they work.
- Dame Twizzlefoot – Her twirling moves on the battlefield are a sight to behold.
- Lady Sizzlequill – Her sharp wit is as dangerous as her blade.
- Dame Wobblewagon – Her horse has a strange gait, making her wobble with every step.
- Lady Noodleneck – Her flexible neck allows her to dodge attacks in the most unexpected ways.
- Dame Flibberflabber – She’s always flapping her arms, whether in excitement or combat.
- Lady Pizzapaddle – Carries a paddle that she swears doubles as a weapon—and a cooking tool.
- Dame Quirkyquill – Her eccentricity is as famous as her skill with a quill and sword.
Male Funny Knight Names
- Sir Loin of Beef – As beefy as his name suggests, known for his love of food and fighting.
- Lord Bumblesnuff – His bumbling ways often lead to accidental victories.
- Sir Clangington – Makes more noise than a blacksmith’s forge when in full armor.
- Lord Wigglewig – His wiggly fighting style confuses even the most experienced knights.
- Sir Grumblebelly – Always grumbling about something, whether it’s the weather or his opponents.
- Lord Clodhopp – He’s got two left feet but somehow manages to stay upright in a fight.
- Sir Chucklechamp – Known for his infectious laugh that spreads even in the midst of battle.
- Lord Fumblefist – He’s all thumbs when it comes to swordplay, but somehow always lands a hit.
- Sir Fluffysocks – Prefers comfort over style, even in his battle gear.
- Lord Snoremore – Famous for falling asleep in the most unlikely places, even during a siege.
- Sir Blusterbottom – All bluster and bravado, but with a heart of gold.
- Lord Guffawlot – His loud guffaws can be heard echoing through the castle walls.
- Sir Clodpoll – His head might be a bit thick, but his courage is unmatched.
- Lord Tumblefoot – Always tripping over something, yet always manages to recover with style.
- Sir Wobbleblade – His sword wobbles as much as his resolve, but he always comes through.
- Lord Jibberjabber – Can talk his way out of—or into—any situation.
- Sir Fluffernoggin – His helmet is often stuffed with extra padding, making his head appear larger than it is.
- Lord Wigglytoes – Has a habit of tapping his toes even in the middle of a battle.
- Sir Rumbleshack – His armor makes a racket, but he’s as sturdy as they come.
- Lord Bumblesneeze – His sneezes are as powerful as his sword strikes.
- Sir Clankalot – His armor clanks with every movement, making stealth impossible.
- Lord Snickerdoodle – Loves to bake cookies for his comrades, especially before battle.
- Sir Twiddlesticks – His constant fiddling with his sword hilt is both endearing and annoying.
- Lord Flapjacks – Famous for his love of breakfast foods, especially pancakes.
- Sir Wobbleknight – His wobbly stance might seem unsteady, but it’s surprisingly effective in a fight.
- Lord Chucklehead – His goofy grin never leaves his face, even in the heat of battle.
- Sir Flapdoodle – Always coming up with nonsensical strategies that somehow work.
- Lord Pifflepuff – His soft voice belies his strong sword arm.
- Sir Gigglesnort – Known for his strange habit of giggling and snorting at the same time.
- Lord Fizzlestump – His short stature is no hindrance to his prowess in battle.
- Sir Wobblecheeks – His rosy, wobbly cheeks are as famous as his courage.
- Lord Bumblesquawk – Often yells in excitement during battle, confusing friend and foe alike.
- Sir Noodlearm – His arms might look weak, but he’s surprisingly strong.
- Lord Quibblequack – Loves to argue over every little detail, even during a fight.
- Sir Jinglejangle – His armor is adorned with bells, making him impossible to miss.
- Lord Fizzwhistle – Always whistling a tune, even in the most intense moments.
- Sir Wobblewhomp – His heavy steps can be heard from miles away.
- Lord Chucklewump – His laugh is infectious, spreading joy even in the darkest times.
- Sir Doodleblade – Constantly drawing doodles on his shield, even in the midst of battle.
- Lord Sizzlechin – His beard is always perfectly groomed, even after a fight.
- Sir Ruffleplume – His helmet is adorned with an extravagant plume, making him stand out in any crowd.
- Lord Puddleskip – Known for jumping over puddles with great enthusiasm.
- Sir Fumblethumbs – His clumsy fingers often drop his sword, but he never fails to pick it up again.
- Lord Snigglebritches – His tight-fitting armor often leads to awkward situations.
- Sir Bumbleboots – His oversized boots make a lot of noise, but he swears they’re the secret to his success.
- Lord Quackleton – Has a strange affinity for ducks, which he often brings to the battlefield.
- Sir Twizzlebeard – His beard is twisted into intricate shapes, distracting his opponents.
- Lord Bumblesquish – Known for accidentally squishing his own equipment, but never his spirit.
- Sir Chucklenudge – Always nudging his fellow knights, especially when something amusing happens.
- Lord Wobbleplume – His helmet plume wobbles with every step, adding to his comical appearance.
Funny Death Knight Names
- Sir Chucklebone – Loves to crack jokes as much as he cracks skulls.
- Lord Rattleskull – His head rattles whenever he laughs, which is often.
- Sir Gigglesmash – Smashes enemies with a hearty laugh and a heavy mace.
- Duke Bonejangles – Known for his jaunty walk and jangled bones.
- Baron Von Gigglegrave – Fills graves with a grin and a giggle.
- Sir Laff-a-Lot – Laughs in the face of death—literally.
- Lord Chucklesdoom – Brings doom with a chuckle and a smile.
- Sir Snickerstrike – His strikes are as quick as his snickers.
- Dreadlord Ticklegrim – Can’t resist tickling his foes before finishing them off.
- Sir Bonecrackles – His bones crackle loudly whenever he moves, adding to his eerie charm.
- Count Snickerbitter – Snickers menacingly as he bitterly harvests souls.
- Sir Grins-a-Grim – Always grinning, even in the most grim of battles.
- Lord Jesterdoom – Combines the art of jest with the art of death.
- Sir Laughsalot the Grim – A death knight with an uncontrollable laugh.
- Baron HaHaHarbinger – Heralds death with a hearty “Ha ha!”
- Sir Chortlemaw – His chortling echoes through the battlefield, striking fear and confusion.
- Lord Bonecruncher – Crunches bones with a smile on his face.
- Sir Gigglegrasp – His grasp is as firm as his laughter is infectious.
- Duke Chucklebane – Brings the bane of death with a mischievous chuckle.
- Sir Mirthful Reaper – The jolliest reaper you’ll ever meet.
- Baron Skulltitter – His skull titters as he swings his scythe.
- Sir Cacklebone – Cackles uncontrollably, especially when delivering the final blow.
- Lord Grinreaper – Reaps souls with a wide, unsettling grin.
- Sir Jokedeath – Always has a deathly joke up his sleeve.
- Baron Bonelaugh – His bones rattle with laughter as he charges into battle.
- Sir Quipscythe – Known for his sharp scythe and even sharper wit.
- Lord Snickerdoom – Delivers doom with a sly snicker.
- Sir Grimtickle – Likes to tickle his opponents before sending them to the afterlife.
- Baron Chucklebite – Bites with a chuckle, bringing an end to his foes with a smile.
- Sir Guffaw the Grim – His deep guffaw is the last thing his enemies hear.
Funny Knight Names (Dirty/Innuendo)
- Sir Loin of Beef – Known for his impressive… cuts of meat.
- Dame Ticklebritches – Always in a playful mood, especially when armor gets tight.
- Sir Craven Moorehead – Constantly seeking head, of his enemies, of course.
- Lady Bustyplate – Her armor is quite… well-endowed.
- Sir Jerkalot – Famous for his quick… sword movements.
- Lady Fannyflasher – Often “forgets” to secure her armor properly.
- Sir Cumference – A knight who’s always well-rounded.
- Dame Rubbeezy – Loves to rub people the right (and wrong) way.
- Sir Lancelittle – He’s a bit short… on patience, that is.
- Lady Tittywinks – Known for her playful games, and distractions.
- Sir Lickalot – Always eager to taste victory.
- Dame Fondlemyre – Known for her hands-on approach to combat.
- Sir Pantsalot – Gets a bit too excited in battle.
- Lady Humpington – Enjoys a good ride, especially into battle.
- Sir Prancelot – His “sword” is always at attention.
- Dame Jigglejugs – Her armor tends to jiggle… in all the right places.
- Sir Bendher – Known for his flexibility in… negotiations.
- Lady Shagwell – Always leaves the battlefield satisfied.
- Sir Rammington – Charges into battle with… force.
- Dame Twiddletits – Always fiddling with something… or someone.
- Sir Climax – Always reaches the peak at the right moment.
- Lady Nippleton – Her armor leaves little to the imagination.
- Sir Stiffbottom – Known for his rigid… stance in battle.
- Dame Boobytrap – Her traps are as deadly as they are distracting.
- Sir Strokesalot – Master of the long, slow… sword stroke.
- Lady Kneedslapper – Loves a good… joke, among other things.
- Sir Rodrick – His weapon of choice is always hard and ready.
- Lady Spankalot – Loves to discipline… her foes.
- Sir Thrustwell – His thrusts are legendary on the battlefield.
- Dame Teasealot – Enjoys playing with her enemies… before finishing them off.
Funny Medieval Knight Names
- Sir Loin of Beef – A pun on “sirloin,” making this knight sound like a noble cut of meat.
- Sir Cumference the Round – A playful name for a round knight, referencing the mathematical term “circumference.”
- Sir Render of the Kingdom – A pun on “surrender,” fitting for a knight who gives in easily.
- Sir Vival the Everlasting – A twist on “survival,” for a knight who always manages to stay alive.
- Sir Endipitous the Lucky – Derived from “serendipitous,” a knight who always stumbles upon good fortune.
- Sir Veillance the Watchful – A pun on “surveillance,” for a knight who keeps a close watch.
- Sir Pass the Gravy – A humorous take on “pass the gravy,” for a knight who loves his food.
- Sir Pent the Coiled – A play on “serpent,” suggesting a sly or sneaky knight.
- Sir Real the Surprising – A pun on “surreal,” for a knight who is strange and unexpected.
- Sir Charge the Bold – A pun on “surcharge” and “charge,” fitting for a knight who leads the charge.
- Sir Mount the Steed – A play on “surmount,” fitting for a knight who always overcomes obstacles.
- Sir Prize the Unexpected – A pun on “surprise,” for a knight who always catches others off guard.
- Sir Vivor the Resilient – Derived from “survivor,” a knight who withstands any challenge.
- Sir Plus the Plentiful – A pun on “surplus,” for a knight who always has more than enough.
- Sir D’Rap the Swift – A play on “syndrap,” for a quick and agile knight.
- Sir Monious the Judgmental – A twist on “ceremonious,” for a knight who is always formal and proper.
- Sir Pentine the Slippery – A pun on “serpentine,” for a knight who is sly and slippery.
- Sir Ender the Last – A play on “surrender,” for the knight who always ends up in last place.
- Sir Face the Fearless – A pun on “surface,” for a knight who confronts challenges head-on.
- Sir Cuitous the Roundabout – A play on “circuitous,” for a knight who takes the long way around.
- Sir Tainly the Certain – A twist on “certainly,” for a knight who is sure of everything.
- Sir Castic the Sarcastic – A pun on “sarcastic,” for a knight with a sharp tongue.
- Sir Realist the Pragmatic – A play on “surrealist,” for a knight grounded in reality.
- Sir Cumstantial the Careful – A twist on “circumstantial,” for a knight who is cautious and careful.
- Sir Culant the Courteous – A play on “circumculant,” for a knight who is always polite and courteous.
- Sir Pass the Potatoes – A humorous knight who’s always asking for more food at the table.
- Sir Roundabout the Indirect – A pun on “roundabout,” for a knight who never takes the direct path.
- Sir Charge the Brave – A twist on “surcharge,” for a knight who always charges into battle.
- Sir Rebral the Thoughtful – A pun on “cerebral,” for a knight who is deep in thought.
- Sir Pent the Sly – A play on “serpent,” for a cunning and sneaky knight.
- Sir Scales-a-Lot – A knight known for his impressive dragon-like armor covered in scales.
- Sir Burnsalot – A fiery knight who loves to leave things a little too well-done.
- Sir Fluffernuff the Soft – A dragon knight with a surprisingly soft and fluffy demeanor.
- Sir Puff the Mighty – A play on “Puff the Magic Dragon,” for a knight with a big, fiery breath.
- Sir Hiss the Sneaky – A knight who slithers through his enemies like a sneaky dragon.
- Sir Roar-a-Thon – A knight whose dragon roar can be heard miles away, nonstop.
- Sir Dracarys the Toasty – A nod to the fiery command, for a knight who loves to turn up the heat.
- Sir Scorchington – A knight who leaves a trail of scorched earth wherever he goes.
- Sir Snore the Slumbering – A dragon knight who spends more time napping than battling.
- Sir Flameworthy – A knight always considered worthy of starting a good fire.
- Sir Singe the Unlucky – A knight who always seems to get a bit too close to the fire.
- Sir Wing-a-Ding – A playful knight with wings that make him more clumsy than agile.
- Sir Dragoon the Lethargic – A dragon knight who’s too lazy to fly but gets the job done.
- Sir Cinder the Smoldering – A knight who’s always smoldering with a little leftover heat.
- Sir Hotfoot the Swift – A knight known for his fast feet, especially when things get too hot.
- Sir Emberheart – A knight with a heart as warm as a glowing ember.
- Sir Firebreath the Unstoppable – A knight with an unstoppable, fiery breath.
- Sir Char the Well-Done – A knight who prefers his enemies well-cooked.
- Sir Blaze the Bright – A knight who lights up the night sky with his fiery presence.
- Sir Dragonwagon – A knight who carries around his dragon-like features in a cumbersome way.
- Sir Pyro the Playful – A knight who loves to play with fire, sometimes too much.
- Sir Toast the Roasty – A knight who always brings the heat, even to his breakfast.
- Sir Firestarter the Mischievous – A knight who just can’t resist starting a little trouble with fire.
- Sir Flicker the Fickle – A knight whose flame is unpredictable and changes with the wind.
- Sir Smokescreen – A knight who loves to disappear in a puff of smoke.
- Sir Blaze-a-Glory – A knight who always goes out in a blaze of glory.
- Sir Flameshade – A knight who always finds a way to stay cool under fire.
- Sir Dracon the Dragon-hearted – A knight with the courage and heart of a dragon.
- Sir Fizzle the Fainter – A knight whose flames tend to fizzle out at the worst times.
- Sir Ashes the Unburnt – A knight who walks through fire and always comes out the other side, barely singed.
- Sir Prize – A knight who’s always a surprising presence.
- Sir Loin of Beef – A knight who’s a real “meaty” character.
- Sir Cumference – A knight who’s always going around in circles, literally or figuratively.
- Sir Ender – A knight who ends every battle, one way or another.
- Sir Render – A knight who always gives up… or gives in.
- Sir Realist – A knight who’s always grounded, even in the most fantastical situations.
- Sir Vivor – A knight who survives every battle, no matter how tough.
- Sir Veillance – A knight who’s always watching, sometimes too closely.
- Sir Pass the Gravy – A knight who’s always at the dinner table, ready for the next course.
- Sir Tainly – A knight who’s certain about everything, even when he shouldn’t be.
- Sir Pent – A knight who’s always coiled and ready to strike.
- Sir Charge – A knight who leads the charge, or maybe just charges a fee.
- Sir Cumstantial – A knight who’s always cautious and careful, only acting when the situation is just right.
- Sir Vival – A knight who’s always full of life and energy.
- Sir Cuitous – A knight who never takes the direct route, always going the long way around.
- Sir Cuit – A knight who’s always following orders, especially when it involves a suit.
- Sir Round – A knight who’s well-rounded, in skill and perhaps in shape.
- Sir Monious – A knight who’s overly ceremonial, always sticking to the rules.
- Sir Plus – A knight who’s always got a little extra to give.
- Sir Face – A knight who’s always confronting his fears head-on.
- Sir Cumference the Second – A knight who’s just as round as his predecessor.
- Sir Real – A knight who seems almost too good to be true.
- Sir Charge-a-Lot – A knight who’s always leading the way, or maybe just running up the bill.
- Sir D’Rap – A knight who’s quick on his feet and with his words.
- Sir Cadian – A knight who always follows a daily routine, no matter what.
- Sir Pent the Coiled – A knight who’s always ready to strike, like a serpent.
- Sir Veyor – A knight who’s always carrying the weight of responsibility.
- Sir Real the Unreal – A knight who’s too fantastic to be believed.
- Sir Mount – A knight who’s always on top, of his horse or the situation.
- Sir Tificate – A knight who always has the right credentials.
Famous Knight Names
- Sir Lancelot – One of the most famous knights of the Round Table in Arthurian legend, known for his unmatched bravery and tragic love for Queen Guinevere.
- Sir Gawain – Another of King Arthur’s knights, known for his loyalty, strength, and the famous tale “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.”
- Sir Galahad – The purest and most virtuous knight of the Round Table, known for his successful quest to find the Holy Grail.
- Sir Percival – One of the original knights in the Grail Quest, known for his innocence and eventually finding the Holy Grail.
- Sir Tristan – A knight of the Round Table, famous for his tragic love story with Iseult in Arthurian legend.
- Sir Bedivere – A loyal knight of King Arthur who is one of the last surviving knights after the Battle of Camlann and returns Excalibur to the Lady of the Lake.
- Sir Bors – Known for his loyalty and strength, he is one of the knights who accompanied Sir Galahad on the quest for the Holy Grail.
- Sir Mordred – Often depicted as a traitor, he is King Arthur’s nephew (or son, in some versions) who ultimately battles Arthur at Camlann.
- Sir Kay – King Arthur’s foster brother and seneschal, known for his sharp tongue and hot temper.
- Sir Ector – The foster father of King Arthur and father of Sir Kay, known for raising the future king.
- Sir Palamedes – A Saracen knight of the Round Table, known for his unrequited love for Isolde and his rivalry with Sir Tristan.
- Sir Lamorak – A powerful and respected knight, known for his prowess in battle and his tragic death at the hands of Sir Gawain’s brothers.
- Sir Agravaine – A member of the Orkney clan and one of the less noble knights of the Round Table, known for his role in exposing Lancelot and Guinevere’s affair.
- Sir Gaheris – Brother of Sir Gawain, often overshadowed by his more famous siblings, but known for his loyalty and tragic death.
- Sir Gareth – Another of Gawain’s brothers, known for his humility and strength, and for the tale of “Beaumains” in Malory’s “Le Morte d’Arthur.”
- Sir Yvain (or Owain) – Known as “The Knight of the Lion,” he is famous for his adventures involving a magical fountain and a lion companion.
- Sir Balin – Known as “Balin the Savage,” famous for the “Dolorous Stroke” that maimed the Fisher King and brought disaster upon the kingdom.
- Sir Pelleas – A knight known for his tragic love story with Lady Ettard and his unwavering loyalty to the ideals of knighthood.
- Sir Lionel – A cousin of Sir Lancelot and often his companion in various quests.
- Sir Hector de Maris – The half-brother of Sir Lancelot, known for his bravery and loyalty to Lancelot and King Arthur.
- Sir Dagonet – King Arthur’s jester, often depicted as a fool but sometimes shown as a brave knight in his own right.
- Sir Geraint – Known for his story in the “Mabinogion,” where he proves his worth as a knight while also reaffirming his love for his wife, Enid.
- Sir Safir – A Saracen knight and brother to Sir Palamedes, known for converting to Christianity and joining the Round Table.
- Sir Marrok – A knight known in some Arthurian tales for being a werewolf, trapped in wolf form due to his wife’s betrayal.
- Sir Breunor le Noir (La Cote Male Taile) – Known for wearing a poorly fitting coat, but later proving his worth as a knight of the Round Table.
- Sir Aglovale – One of the less well-known knights, brother to Percival, involved in several quests and tales.
- Sir Galahad of Wales – Sometimes conflated with Sir Galahad, he is known for his purity and success in the Grail quest.
- Sir Alymere – A knight known for various minor roles in Arthurian tales, often as a supporter of King Arthur.
- Sir Bedwyr – The Welsh version of Sir Bedivere, known for his loyalty to Arthur and his role in returning Excalibur.
- Sir Brunor – Known as “Le Noir Chevalier” or “The Black Knight,” who was often an antagonist in various tales.
- Sir Meliot – A knight who appears in some Grail quests, often in connection with healing or prophetic events.
- Sir Lionel of the Round Table – A close companion of Lancelot, known for his loyalty and courage.
- Sir Dinadan – A knight known for his wit and humor, often providing comic relief in Arthurian stories.
- Sir Tor – A knight who was known for his prowess and was one of the first to be knighted by King Arthur.
- Sir Galagars – A knight of the Round Table known for his brief but noble appearances in the Arthurian legends.
- Sir Lavaine – A loyal companion to Lancelot, known for his role in the tale of the “Fair Maid of Astolat.”
- Sir Elyan the White – Son of Sir Bors and a knight of the Round Table, known for his bravery and loyalty.
- Sir Bedyr – A knight often involved in quests involving the supernatural or mystical.
- Sir Percard – A lesser-known knight, often involved in smaller quests or battles.
- Sir Morholt – A knight and giant from Ireland, known for his battle with Tristan.
- Sir Erec – Known for the tale “Erec and Enide,” a love story that also tests his knighthood.
- Sir Accolon – A knight who nearly defeated King Arthur with the sword Excalibur due to a plot by Morgan le Fay.
- Sir Morien – A knight of African descent, known for his adventures and search for his father, Aglovale.
- Sir Florent – Known for his encounter with the Loathly Lady, a tale of chivalry and wisdom.
- Sir Turquine – A villainous knight known for capturing and imprisoning knights of the Round Table, eventually defeated by Lancelot.
- Sir Balyn le Savage – Known for wielding the cursed sword that delivered the Dolorous Stroke.
- Sir Ector the Lesser – Known for his loyalty to King Arthur and often confused with Sir Ector, Arthur’s foster father.
- Sir Galeshin – A knight of the Round Table, often involved in various quests and battles.
- Sir Gingalain – Also known as “Le Bel Inconnu” or “The Fair Unknown,” a knight of noble heart and mysterious origins.
- Sir Lucan the Butler – Known for his loyalty to King Arthur and his tragic death following the Battle of Camlann.
Dark Knight Names
- Shadowbane – Brings darkness and destruction, banishing all light.
- Grimblade – His sword brings only death and despair.
- Nightstalker – Moves silently through the night, hunting his prey.
- Doomsword – Wields a blade that brings doom to all who face it.
- Ebonshade – Cloaked in shadows, he strikes without warning.
- Darkreaver – Reaves the souls of those he vanquishes.
- Bloodshadow – His presence is like a shadow drenched in blood.
- Ravenclaw – His claws are as deadly as the raven’s beak.
- Deathbringer – Brings death and destruction wherever he goes.
- Blackthorn – His armor is as dark and thorny as his soul.
- Shadowmourne – Mourns the light, bringing only darkness in his wake.
- Soulrender – Rends the souls of his enemies with ease.
- Nightmare – A terror in the night, haunting the dreams of his foes.
- Wraithblade – His blade is as ghostly and deadly as a wraith.
- Voidwalker – Walks the void between life and death, bringing despair.
- Cursedfang – His fangs are cursed, delivering death with a single bite.
- Obsidianheart – His heart is as cold and dark as obsidian.
- Blackshadow – A shadow darker than night, consuming all light.
- Deathveil – Veiled in darkness, he brings only death.
- Nightwrath – His wrath is unleashed under the cover of darkness.
- Gravedigger – Digs the graves of his enemies, leaving none alive.
- Abysswalker – Walks the abyss, dragging souls down with him.
- Soulshiver – Causes the souls of his enemies to shiver in fear.
- Ebonclaw – His claws are as dark and deadly as ebony.
- Bloodreaver – Reaves the blood of his enemies, leaving none to tell the tale.
- Darkvengeance – Seeks vengeance in the darkest of nights.
- Shadowfury – His fury is unleashed in the shadows, destroying all.
- Oblivion – Brings oblivion to all who cross his path.
- Hellshade – His shade is as dark and terrifying as hell itself.
- Voidreaver – Reaves the void, leaving only emptiness in his wake.
Vampire Knight Names
- Bloodfang – Known for his razor-sharp fangs that thirst for blood.
- Nightshade – His presence brings darkness and the scent of death.
- Crimsonblade – Wields a sword that drips with the blood of his enemies.
- Shadowfang – Strikes from the shadows, leaving no trace but a bite.
- Bloodmoon – Rises with the blood moon, his power at its peak.
- Darkthirst – His thirst for blood is insatiable, driving him to endless battles.
- Ebonfang – His fangs are as dark and deadly as ebony.
- Crimsonshade – Cloaked in a crimson mist, he’s as elusive as he is deadly.
- Bloodshadow – A shadow that moves silently, always seeking blood.
- Nightsbane – The bane of all who walk in the light, he hunts in the dark.
- Vladiscar – Named after the infamous Vlad, known for his bloodlust.
- Bloodreaver – Reaves the blood of his enemies, leaving them drained.
- Darkfang – His fangs are feared across the lands, bringing eternal night.
- Sanguinblade – His blade is soaked in the blood of countless foes.
- Nocturnus – Master of the night, his power grows as darkness falls.
- Crimsonwrath – His wrath is as fierce as his thirst for blood.
- Eclipsedfang – Strikes during the eclipse, when the world is cloaked in shadow.
- Bloodwarden – Guards the ancient bloodlines, ensuring their survival.
- Darkveil – Veiled in darkness, he hides his true nature until it’s too late.
- Bloodshade – His presence brings a crimson shadow, a sign of impending doom.
- Nightreaver – Reaves the night for his sustenance, leaving no one safe.
- Vladmir the Undying – Known for his immortality and relentless pursuit of blood.
- Bloodraven – His eyes are as sharp as a raven’s, and his thirst as deep as the night.
- Sablefang – His fangs are as black as night, his bite as cold as death.
- Bloodcurse – His curse is eternal, bound to the night and the thirst for blood.
- Darkblood – His blood is as dark as his soul, a true vampire knight.
- Nocturne – Embodies the night, moving silently and striking swiftly.
- Bloodthorn – His strikes are as sharp as thorns, and his thirst as deep as the ocean.
- Nightfang – Hunts the night with fangs that pierce the souls of his victims.
- Sanguinex – A knight whose very name invokes the power of blood, feared by all.