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464 A.D.
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The Fatherless Boy
Vortigern, with his Saxons, marches back and forth across Britain, extracting tribute and plunder. Many more Britons flee the land.
Vortigern escapes to his lands in Cambria, where he begins construction of the impregnable Tower of Genoreu – but each day’s work is destroyed by the next morning. Wise men tell him that he must sprinkle the blood of a fatherless boy on the foundation stones. The search for the boy begins.
In Ireland, St. Patrick converts the high king to Christianity.
Roderick of Sarum is squired, preparing for his future role as Count
The Fatherless Boy, took place in 464 A.D. during the Roman Period and was not played.
Events that took place during 464 A.D.
During the year of 464 these adventures, battles or other events took place in the lives of the knights in the story.
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