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Knight of Justice

3W (World Wide Wargames), 1986

Knight of Justice is a tabletop game published by 3W (World Wide Wargames) in 1986. It is played with 2 players, from age 12 and in about 120 minutes.

players
2
minutes
120
years
12+

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Publisher
3W (World Wide Wargames)
Designer
Colin Bruce
Artwork
Ann Fuller
Year of release
1986
Also known as
Knights of Justice: The Siege of Malta, 1565

About the game

The Knights of Justice or Professed Knights, from the first of the three classes of members of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta together with the professed conventual chaplains. They make vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. According to the Order's Code, "they are religious in all respects and they comply with the universal and particular norms that concern them." The religious superior of the Knights of Justice, under the Prince and Grand Master, is the Grand Commander, currently Fra' Emmanuel Rousseau. Most Knights of Justice are members of a Priory or Subpriory. All Knights of Justice have the title Fra' (an abbreviation for the Latin word frater meaning brother). They are divided into the following ranks: Venerable Bailiff Knights Grand Cross of Justice Professed in Perpetual Vows Knights Grand Cross of Justice Professed in Perpetual Vows Commanders of Justice Professed in Perpetual Vows Knights of Justice Professed in Perpetual Vows Knights of Justice Professed in Temporary Vows Knights admitted to the Novitiate Until 1989 all Knights of Justice had to be nobles, but, since then, non-noble Knights of Magistral Grace have been permitted to advance into the category of Justice. Until 2022 the Prince and Grand Master was elected from among the Knights of Justice who have the nobiliary requirements prescribed for the category of Knights of Honour and Devotion; this requirement no longer exists.
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