*Trumpets blare* 

Silence suddenly permeates the great hall as Sir Uther Di Asturien, flanked by Sir Guillaume le Courageux and all the other great knights of the Round Table, begins to address the assembly of Knights and Ladies present

The Round Table continues its work in the name of the Lady! Even as so many of our brave Sirs and Ladies go on questing adventures, those of you who have given us your service also deserve some reward of your own. To that end, we have combed through the records of the past two years to identify those most deserving of an award of recognition! 

Sir Uther signals to a squire who brings forth a long scroll

And yet, before we do so, we would also be honored to recognize the service of one among you, who has demonstrated his valour, honor and integrity beyond question, and to reward him with a seat at our table. Sir Tertius!  Sir Jon Lackpenny! Step forth!

Both men step forward from a group of assembled knights, kneeling in front of Sir Guillaume, whose voice booms throughout the halls

With this Order of the Silver Dragon, we hereby nominate you, Sir Tertius, to continue your valued work, not as as our most prized hand of duty, but instead as our equal! Rise as the Round Table's newest Administrator! And you Sir Jon Lackpenny may rise once more. Not merely a knight, but as a Guardian of the Round Table of Bretonnia, its newest Sheriff! 

A great roar of applause erupts from the gathered assembly, before silence slowly emerges as Sir Uther begins to read out the scroll of honored Knights and Ladies, punctuated by applause as each name is individually read out

Sir Warden, for his original Lustrian Bretonnians, Sir Halleck for impressive work in modelling and conversions, Sir Wind_Sower, for beautiful Army Journal works, Sir TvetovNato, for his excellent Honour and Duty Army Journal, Sir toison.d.or for his superb L'Ost de Bourgoigne and MrChaos for work on Thy Big Bretonnian thread. You have all been deemed most worthy of the Order of the Purple Brush in Silver!

Duc de Gisoreux, for your glorious Age of Sigmar reports, and Sir 51MONSTER2 for excellent Battle Reports of your own, you have both earned a place in the Order of the Tactician in Silver!

Sir Nicodemus, for your Tales of a Lost Home, Sir rrw360, for your Tale of Sir Agonold, and Sir_Jack for your superb Terror at Taalhof, you will each receive a place within the Order of the Storytellers in Silver!

And finally Sir Tertius and Sir Jon Lackpenny! For your insightful contributions to various discussions  within our halls, you have both been deemed most worthy of a place within the Order of the Scribe!  

May you all continue the Lady's work, and bring even greater glory and honour to our halls!

It's that special time of the year again - the days are getting shorter and we're celebrating! As part of our eleventh anniversary, which also coincides with the twentieth anniversary of Bretonnia's introduction to Warhammer, the Round Table will host three new competitions: very short short stories, conversions, and map making. Members may enter one, two, or all three contests. In all competitions, participants have until the end of November 2016 (12:01AM GMT December 1st) to upload their entries.

• Story submissions will need to be uploaded to the "Literature" section. Choose
  "Anniversary Literature Competition 2016" in the category. You can find the rules at the end of this article.


• "Make something new, never seen before the End of the Olde Worlde, yet obviously Bretonnian." Conversion photos will need to be uploaded to the Anniversary Painting Competition category of the gallery. Upload up to three pictures of your unique conversion work.It is mandatory to have at least one unpainted picture to assess your conversion skill. One picture may be painted, but we won't judge your painting quality.


• "Draw out a sketch of your new demense, stronghold, hideout, wherever your Army or Warband ended up after the end of the world". Maps will need to be uploaded to the Anniversary Painting Competition category as well. 

(NB:
1..If you haven't submitted a story yet, you should ask Guillaume le Courageux or Uther Di Asturien for the clearance to be able to post new articles.
2..Deadline is one minute after midnite.)

He was dreaming, of that Nicodemus was sure. 

He floated through a black abyss that threatened to overwhelm him in its inky embrace. Yet he did not despair, he was a knight of Bretonnia! He had tasted the waters that flowed from the blessed cup of his Lady! He knew no fear in the yawning hole of the darkness around him, instead he patiently waited upon his Goddess’s leisure for she had spoken to him thusly on various occasions throughout his life. Although, if he had been completely honest with himself, he would have admitted that each time was just as unnerving as the previous time.