In a dream, this figure sees a number of large bears make their way into a city in order to free a chained bear cub. This figure is over 200 years old and owns a sword that changes color thirty times per day. This man wears his long white beard on the outside of his armor, prompting his army to do likewise. In a climactic battle, this man kills the emir Baligant and later oversees the execution of Count Ganelon, who had betrayed him. Earlier, God had approached this man and told him to give the sword Durendal to his best warrior, who was unfortunately killed in a surprise attack by King Marsil
In a dream, this figure sees a number of large bears make their way into a city in order to free a chained bear cub. This figure is over 200 years old and owns a sword that changes color thirty times per day. This man wears his long white beard on the outside of his armor, prompting his army to do likewise. In a climactic battle, this man kills the emir Baligant and later oversees the execution of Count Ganelon, who had betrayed him. Earlier, God had approached this man and told him to give the sword Durendal to his best warrior, who was unfortunately killed in a surprise attack by King Marsile after bursting his temples sounding the Oliphant to draw his attention. For 10 points, name this world-conqueror, overlord of Oliver and Roland, a French King.
In a dream, this figure sees a number of large bears make their way into a city in order to free a chained bear cub.
Charles the Great [or Charlemagne]