Knightmare related

Trial_by_Spikes

Does anyone have a helm of justice?

MoanaLiza

There was some more that a saw quite a while ago but I can't remember them though

MoanaLiza

This is a bit off the subject but I have been to a couple of castle's which were featured, on school trips!

pickle

i've been to castle acre

MoanaLiza

I went to Framlingham and Orford castles

MoanaLiza

There is a road near where I live named Dicken's Road

MoanaLiza

I was looking through a street atlas of where I live to see if there was any related, which I looked under the K's to see if there might be a Knightmare Road, Street, etc. but not any . I did see a Knights Close and a Knights Lane though. I then happened to look through the G's and noticed a Gatekeeper Close

PunmiesterWhiteley

On The Bill this week they had a callout to 53 Myatt Street.

It might have been near Nordgate Avenue and Knight Lane.

And the word POOKA is admissable on Countdown. Just thought I'd throw that in.

MoanaLiza

I've seen a couple more in recent weeks one I saw was on the side if a van which was TES! and the other was a licence plate. I can't remember what exactly it was but I think it wasthe three letters were BVA!

Illusion

And there was that robot in Robot Wars a few years ago called Knightmare.

Elessar

There's an American chess game called Knightmare Chess....and also a comic.

Searching Knightmare in Google and eBay will prove this!

MoanaLiza

On the subject of Knightmare Chess, one day I thought of a good idea of somebody making a limited edition Chess set, where the game pieces are Characters from Knightmare!

Elessar

Might not be too easy....

Blacks: Lord Fear as King, Aesandre as Queen, Lissard and Skarkill as rooks, Frightknights for knights, goblins for pawns...any ideas for bishops?

Whites: Treguard as King, Majida as Queen (?), Motley and Fidjit as bishops, Hordriss and Merlin as rooks, Hugh de Witless as one knight, not sure about the other....and where does Pickle fit in? Dungeoneer as pawn?

Its not as easy as it sounds! The again I didn't approve of Saruman as King and Wormtongue as Queen!!!! Wormtongue?!?!?! Then again there aren't any female characters I suppose. Ah well...

Julius_Scaramonger

I know a little green elf called pickle

MoanaLiza

Just digging for an old topic and whilst doing though saw this which reminded me of my train journey to (Great Yarmouth) Norwich. Whilst on the train stopped to pick up passangers at Diss station I happened to notice on the side of a small building like a hut or something in large multi coloured letters, the word NEWBIE

Moocowthingy

Whilst looking at biblical names I spotted these.

Dorcas: Derived from greek Dorkas meaning Gazelle. In the new testament this is the greek translation of Tabitha.

How inapt, a Gazelle

Festus: Roman cognoman ( What? ) which possibly ment festival holiday in latin. Also the name of a roman official in the new testament.

Ive a bad memory and theres bound to be some in the list that I missed, so if anyone else whats to take a look the URL is http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/bibl.html

Velda

There's a wee shop in my town called Merlin's Way. It sells unicorn, fairy and wizard ornamants, crystals, witchcraft-type books, that sorta thing. Yeah, I know there was the Merlin of Arthurian legend before the Merlin we all know and love, but it still counts as KM related! ;D

Malefact

All the streets in my neighbourhood are named after places from Lord Of The Rings (read it once and don't like it, though). My road is called Gandalf's Ride. My old primary school is just down the road and is called Chetwood School.

RoxxAatherton

My Primary School was called Oaklands, which is kinda like Oakley if you close ya left eye and squint a bit at it.

Also if you remove the ands and add 'ey' instead.

The spiders werent as big as ariadne either.

MoanaLiza

I've seen a little laybye/lane called Oaklee