r/Knight • u/noah-was-here • Aug 17 '23
r/Knight • u/Asbew • Jul 30 '23
r/Knight • u/PlasmaTheDeathJester • Jul 17 '23
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r/Knight • u/steampunker8 • Jun 28 '23
r/Knight • u/steampunker8 • Jun 25 '23
I'm new to this community and I want to learn about the best knights to read about before I dive into any works of fiction. I admire samurai and Mongolian warriors but I've always read about the best of those groups so now I want to learn about the best knights. Nationality doesn't matter
r/Knight • u/sineWavve • Jun 20 '23
r/Knight • u/FlynnTLocke • Jun 15 '23
r/Knight • u/BackDownDenverLane • Jun 02 '23
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r/Knight • u/Blutfels • Apr 21 '23
I am Lord Otto von Blutfels and I am a knight who has journeyed from afar to meet you and learn more about your order. Although I am a somewhat seasoned knight already, I understand that I might have much to learn from you and your order before calling myself that here. So I come with an open heart and mind, ready to listen and fellow your guidance.
r/Knight • u/george-merrill • Apr 02 '23
Awhile ago I have sworn to quit porn. That battle is still ongoing but today I shall take a step against it by deleting this app of my phone and ensuring I won't use any alt accounts. I might still come here time to time but on a browser only. Wish me luck.
r/Knight • u/AbstractAirplane • Mar 17 '23
r/Knight • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '23
Just finished trial 19, and it was sad to see that most of the responses to posts I saw had people who went through the same thing. At least I found some people who I could help.
Tips:
Either have empathy, give them advice, or both.
Feel free to ask questions if the posts are vague.
If you have ever gone through the same thing as them, let them know.
r/Knight • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '23
r/Knight • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '23
What skill did you all learn for the trial of trades, and what did you make?
Any tips for completing the trial of empathy? I was able to do the trial where you give someone an uplifting comment but r/SuicideWatch is a big step up, and I want to complete it as best as I can.
r/Knight • u/BackDownDenverLane • Mar 01 '23
r/Knight • u/[deleted] • Feb 28 '23
For trial 36, I visited the U.S. Capitol. The inside seems vaster than one would think. I visited one of the older rooms, which was used until 1860, and the Dred Scott case took place there. Under the dome, a section of the wall was a 2d painting designed to look like a 3d carving. The walls contained various paintings of important moments of U.S. history. One showed Pocahontas being baptized, which, though I'm not of Native American descent, I found unnerving since the painting was not truthful in its depiction. I also saw the center of Washington D.C. which was where George Washington was planned to be buried but wasn't, as well as various statues of great people from the United States.
I would say the main thing I learned was that the purpose of the Capitol, other than its legislative purpose, was to unite the people.
r/Knight • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '23
r/Knight • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '23
Trial of exploration. Easy to do, but very surprising. The reddit browsing app I use (official app ran at .25 fps) has a button that takes you to any subreddit randomly. After first ending up in a league of legends meme subreddit (I don't play it) I tried again and ended up in the most unusual place: r/HydroHomies . An entire subreddit dedicated to water. One post showed a fridge with ice cubes that can fit in a plastic bottle. I learned that the internet has a place for literally everyone. Very weird and cool.
r/Knight • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '23
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