DarthDestruktor

Based on the info from Valhalla, this is my interpretation of AC's Arthurian lore.

Arthur Pendragon

A valorous warrior king and member of the Order of Ancients who with the help of his druidic mentor Merlin, uncovered a powerful sword from an ancient Isu barracks later dubbed Excalibur.

Using this weapon both as a symbol of divine right and a deterrent he was able to unite the disperring Briton tribes that had cropped up after the Roman Empire left its shores and created the unified kingdom of Camelot along with an order of Knights to protect it who welcomed all willing to serve regardless of origin or standing, such as the Mohammedan brothers, Safir, Palemades and Segwarides, to Morax a man so fierce in battle he was was believed to possessed by the spirit of a wolf, to the wandering Moorish prince Morien.

Despite his kingdom's prosperity however Arthur eventually grew disillusioned with the method's the order used to ensure it, believing them to be too harsh and uncompromising, especially when it came to uncovering secrets of the ancients. It was his own son, Mordred, who convinced him that the order was not in humanity's best interest, having been in contact with a hidden brotherhood whose ideals inspired the Prince to challenge the decisions his father made at the order's behest, eventually getting through to him, but the Order would not have this and manipulated Arthur's queen, Guinevere and best friend Lancelot into conspiring against him by convincing them that the land would be better off if Arthur died while his legend was at its strongest and that he was about to make a grave error in some way that would leave him reviled by history.

At the battle at Camlann the trap was sprung and Arthur perished with Mordred, unbeknownst to his mother Guinever, made to look like the killer so as to discredit the hidden one and prevent him becoming king, even going so far as to spread the rumor he was the product of an affair with Arthur's half-sister Morrigan to further twist the knife, but Arthur had anticipated such a plot and arranged for Merlin and a trusted man named Galahad to seal away Excalibur once more and divide the tablets that unlocked it across the land.

Without the sword or knowledge of where it was, the order's hold over Camelot waned and eventually it split into warring kingdoms where much of its history was lost.

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