Falling from Grace
A lot has been made of the power of the chivalric ideal to control one’s destiny and outlook on life. In fact, it is expected that the code chosen be followed to the letter, even to the point of extremes--like single-handedly charging the ancient red dragon when there is no hope of success.
However, as is bound to happen sometime in a knight’s life, he may “fall from grace.” Even a momentary lapse of will can cost a knight dearly.
It cannot be emphasized how much a breach of trust and faith it is to fail to perform honorably. However, there are degrees of failure, and not every transgression is a world-shaking event. In order below are some of the punishments common in such circumstances, and the level of transgression required to receive said punishment.


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