What kind of warrior are you? Are you a knight, or are you a knave? Do you find that you can relate to Richard the Lionheart; the most invincible warrior in the Christian world, who devised strategic methods of warfare that ensured victory, yet lost his most crucial battles off the field due to his reckless actions and rash words? Or are you like William the Marshall; a humble knight who only desired to serve his sovereign, but whose couragous soul and chivalrous spirit won the respect and admiration of even his fiercest enemy monarchs? Are you a loyal servant like Blondel, the lowly minstrel who left all the comforts of civilization to take to the road in search of his missing king when he failed to return from the Crusades? Or could you competently reign as queen regent in your king's absence to protect his interests and preserve the kingdom as Eleanor of Aquitaine did and acquired the acclaim of her people? Spiritual warfare is on the increase in Christian circles. Unfortunately, there have been casualties due to ignorance in how to wage war successfully, and how to conduct ourselves with nobility both on and off the battlefield. Let's take a fun and informative look back at a time when striving for excellence in character was the norm, and all was done for the glory of God. As we examine the Age of Chivalry, the game of chess, and historical battles that changed nations, we will learn that strongholds will crumble and a field of victory is assured when all of the players work together in unison.