Roiben – a seelie knight and one of the main characters from Holly Black’s Tithe. Been a knight for many a long year – whether you like him or not – there it is! I so wanted to put the Hound – but he’s not a knight unlike his rather cruel brother Ser Gregor. And if you do not appease us with a shrubbery, we will say Ni again.

Jaime Lannister from GRRM’s Game of Thrones. As the keepers of the sacred words Ni, Peng and Nee-wom, we demand a sacrifice. Sir Guy of Gisbourne from Howard Pyle’s Robin Hood – to be honest I don’t remember a great deal about him but I know he was in that story somewhere!

Merry from LotR – you know I had to go there – wasn’t he named a Knight of the Mark for his bravery in battle – plus helping to kill one of the main baddies? Now, the picture below is not Merry but, you know, I thought we should look at the Mark itself….ahem.

Strictly speaking he has been banished from Ynnsmouth where he was a knight – however, I’ll let you find out about that for yourselves because I know you’ll be on Sebastian’s side! The Copper Promise and Iron Ghost by Jen Williams Come on, you people know what knights are. Once again Thursday has arrived and Tough Travel is upon us! That’s right, we’re off, following Nathan, from the Fantasy Review Barn, down the yellow brick road to wherever it should lead: This week :

We are the knights who say ni