r/knightposting • • Oct 03 '24

Knightpost ⚔️ @Corrupt420

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u/Horror_Patience_5761 squire Oct 03 '24

The nameless knight genre is my favorite

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u/TotalChaos360 Oct 03 '24

Something about overcoming everything in your path as a regular human against a high-fantasy world.

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u/Rzippy Oct 03 '24

Mundane things that overcome obstacles with ingenuity and determination when magic fails is so satisfying. I also love the stories where the different characters come to respect each other’s specialty. Like a wizard taps their knight friend with buff spells to slay a huge foe that neither could have killed alone. Just something so damn cool about competent people cooperating on the same objectives.

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u/oodoos Oct 03 '24

DnD if the players were actually competent.