Spear Knight Stickers
Description: Meet the frog knight, a cartoon medieval warrior dressed for a Renaissance faire and holding a spear. This playful fantasy character blends amphibian charm with knightly armor, making it a great choice for medieval festival fans, historical reenactors, fantasy roleplayers, cosplay enthusiasts, and lovers of whimsical fairytale art. Celebrate Renaissance faire costume season with a bold character ready for adventure and the joust.
WEIRD MEDIEVAL BESTIARY WAR, KNIGHT HORSEBACK COMBATTING WITH GIANT SNAILS Sticker
by BulganLumini
$3.50
Description: A medieval knight stands center, clad in blue and gold ornate armor featuring fish emblems and wave patterns. He holds a spear topped with a sad-faced fish and a shield adorned with similar aquatic imagery. Red ornamental borders frame the composition, with text above and below.
Description: Full armor. Long spear. A winged creature — angel or devil — lurks at his shoulder while a fortress looms behind. This medieval woodcut tile is dense with narrative and shadow, rendered in dark olive and black with the texture of stone. The gothic "G" marks its chapter. The guard holds his ground.
Description: First to fight, last to die. This is how you could summarize the battle doctrine of Knights Templar. In the times of their greatness, they served as an elite formation of heavy knights, which served the purpose of breaking the enemy lines with a strike of an armoured fist, and during a march or retreat the knights served in the most difficult position, namely at the back of the army, in the arierguard. When covering the retreating brothers in arms, the Templars have suffered great losses, but not many troops were characterized with such an unyielding contempt towards death, and such perfect mastery of battle craft, that they could be assigned to fight at the rear. And so, with iron and blood, the Templars forged their legend.
