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** Daniel Lipkowitz, the writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline, goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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** Daniel Lipkowitz, the writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline, goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} Platform/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad (Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek), there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[Toys/LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just Franchise/{{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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* FanNickname: This line is often referred to as Knights' Kingdom 2 by Franchise/{{LEGO}} fans in order to differentiate it with an [[RecycledTitle earlier]] and [[NamesTheSame unrelated]] Toys/LEGOCastle line.
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** As shown [[https://web.archive.org/web/20180922025824/http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When The LEGO Group expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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** As shown [[https://web.archive.org/web/20180922025824/http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When The LEGO Group expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[Toys/LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just Franchise/{{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric BigBad (Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, Vladek), there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[Toys/LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just Franchise/{{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When The LEGO Group expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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** As shown [[http://www.[[https://web.archive.org/web/20180922025824/http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When The LEGO Group expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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** Actually an alternative backstory for Cedric is that he's actually a prince unrelated to King Leo from a far distant land.
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** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When Creator/{{LEGO}} expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When Creator/{{LEGO}} The LEGO Group expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[Toys/LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[Toys/LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} Franchise/{{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When {{LEGO}} expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When {{LEGO}} Creator/{{LEGO}} expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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* FanNickname: This line is often referred to as Knights' Kingdom 2 by {{LEGO}} Franchise/{{LEGO}} fans in order to differentiate it with an [[RecycledTitle earlier]] and [[NamesTheSame unrelated]] Toys/LEGOCastle line.
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** Daniel Lipkowitz, the writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline, goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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** Daniel Lipkowitz, the writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline, goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[LEGOCastle [[Toys/LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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* FanNickname: This line is often referred to as Knights' Kingdom 2 by {{LEGO}} fans in order to differentiate it with an [[RecycledTitle earlier]] and [[NamesTheSame unrelated]] LEGOCastle line.
* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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* FanNickname: This line is often referred to as Knights' Kingdom 2 by {{LEGO}} fans in order to differentiate it with an [[RecycledTitle earlier]] and [[NamesTheSame unrelated]] LEGOCastle Toys/LEGOCastle line.
* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the[[LEGOMinifigures [[Toys/LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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Couldn\'t remember his name when I wrote that Trivia point. I do now.
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** The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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** The Daniel Lipkowitz, the writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline storyline, goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Leo or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Leo's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When {{LEGO}} expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Leo Mathias or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Leo's Mathias's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When {{LEGO}} expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
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* FanNickname: This line is often referred to as Knights' Kingdom 2 by {{LEGO}} fans in order to differentiate it with an earlier and unrelated LEGOCastle line.
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* FanNickname: This line is often referred to as Knights' Kingdom 2 by {{LEGO}} fans in order to differentiate it with an earlier [[RecycledTitle earlier]] and unrelated [[NamesTheSame unrelated]] LEGOCastle line.line.
* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
* NamesTheSame: Aside from the fact that the [[LEGOMinifigures Evil Knight]] was once employed by each line's respective BigBad, Cedric the Bull and Lord Vladek, there is no connection between this Knights' Kingdom line and [[LEGOCastle the Knights' Kingdom line released in 2000]]. This was most likely just {{LEGO}} choosing to [[RecycledTitle recycle titles]] rather than create new ones.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The Shadow Knight was originally developed by Mike Rayhawk as a single character who would act as Vladek's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. In the final story, the Shadow Knight was [[DemotedToExtra demoted]] from a single Dragon to an army of BrainwashedAndCrazy [[FacelessGoons Faceless]] {{Mooks}}.
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** The Shadow Knight was originally developed by Mike Rayhawk as a single character who would act as Vladek's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. In the final story, the Shadow Knight was [[DemotedToExtra demoted]] from a single Dragon to an army of BrainwashedAndCrazy [[FacelessGoons Faceless]] {{Mooks}}.
** The Shadow Knight was originally developed by Mike Rayhawk as a single character who would act as Vladek's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. In the final story, the Shadow Knight was [[DemotedToExtra demoted]] from a single Dragon to an army of BrainwashedAndCrazy [[FacelessGoons Faceless]] {{Mooks}}.
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* WordOfGod: The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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** The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
** The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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* WordOfGod: The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
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* RecycledScript: The original character concept for the Shadow Knight (see WhatCouldHaveBeen below) was eventually reworked into the rogue knight Karzon.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The Shadow Knight was originally developed by Mike Rayhawk as a single character who would act as Vladek's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. In the final story, the Shadow Knight was [[DemotedToExtra demoted]] from a single Dragon to an army of BrainwashedAndCrazy [[FacelessGoons Faceless]] {{Mooks}}.
** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Leo or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Leo's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When {{LEGO}} expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
* WordOfGod: The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]],respectively.respectively.
** Mike Rayhawk, who did a lot of artwork and concept sketches for Knights' Kingdom, also provides a ton of WordOfGod information and insight on his [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/knights_kingdom.htm website]].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The Shadow Knight was originally developed by Mike Rayhawk as a single character who would act as Vladek's [[TheDragon Dragon]]. In the final story, the Shadow Knight was [[DemotedToExtra demoted]] from a single Dragon to an army of BrainwashedAndCrazy [[FacelessGoons Faceless]] {{Mooks}}.
** As shown [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/castle.htm here]], Mike Rayhawk's original concept for the Castle of Morcia would have had more than just [[GoodColorsEvilColors blue and red]] transformation to show whether King Leo or Lord Vladek was ruling Morcia. Under Leo's rule, it would have had a lion-shaped gate, and under Vladek's rule, the entire castle would have had a a scorpion-like appearance. When {{LEGO}} expressed doubt that such a castle transformation could work without taking it apart and rebuilding it, Mike Rayhawk proved them wrong with an animation mock-up in Maya, showing the lion castle transforming into the scorpion castle without need of disassembly! In the end, though, the final product was simplified so the transformation of the castle was limited only to changing the colors, not the appearance, of the castle.
* WordOfGod: The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]],
** Mike Rayhawk, who did a lot of artwork and concept sketches for Knights' Kingdom, also provides a ton of WordOfGod information and insight on his [[http://www.mikerayhawk.com/knights_kingdom.htm website]].
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* WordOfGod: The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
* WordOfGod: The writer of the Knights' Kingdom storyline goes by the username of Swiftone on Website/{{BZPower}} and answered a lot of fan questions back in the day. One of the [[FunnyMoments more amusing]] trivial tidbits he revealed was the names of King Mathias and Lord Vladek's horses: [[AerithAndBob Leo and Pinchy]], respectively.
