Prince Valiant

King Willem of Thule, Prince Valiant's father, and his men are under attack by a ruthless tyrant named Cynan. Defeat forces King Willem, Queen Briana and Prince Valiant to abandon their castle and flee their rightful home. After a long, arduous journey across the sea they touch land.

Prince Valiant, on his quest for Camelot, must contend alone with all of nature's wonders and dangers until he meets a shy, yet savvy peasant named Arn.

In search of a blacksmith to repair a broken dagger, Valiant and Arn stumble into a fight in the village of Bridgesford. Robert, the newly appointed sheriff, is trying to claim the blacksmith's unwilling daughter, Rowanne, as his wife. Val and Arn rescue Rowanne, but their lives are endangered when the local baron, Duncan Draconarius, learns of their quest for Camelot.

Rowanne, quietly practicing her archery in the woods one day, is suddenly abducted. Her kidnapper turns out to be John, a bumbling good-for-nothing acquaintance from her own village, who thinks he can return her to Bridgesford and collect the bounty the Baron has placed on her head.

Behind a waterfall outside the castle keep, Val discovers the skeleton of a Viking warrior. When he pulls on an arrow wedged in the Viking's chest, it triggers a trap door and he plunges into a deep cavern. There he finds a half-crazed Viking warrior, the sole survivor of an ambushed peace mission sent to Camelot.

Arn wakes up one morning to the sound of mighty hoofbeats approaching the castle keep. He quickly rouses Valiant and Rowanne to witness an incredible vision of a knight with the emblem of Camelot on his shield galloping past them. Assured that this is the way to King Arthur's castle, the trio follows the knight.

Rolf, King Willem's Lord of Arms, has arrived at Camelot bearing a letter and gift from Valiant's father. But Val refuses to accept either, still hurt that his father never gave him his blessing when he left the marsh for Camelot. Too busy with a rigorous training session that week, he inadvertently ignores Rolf.

Rowanne hastily leaves for Bridgesford one morning because of a terrible premonition that her family is in danger. Arn joins her, but Valiant refuses, reminding Arn that they are all wanted in Bridgesford by the Baron Duncan Draconarius. Later that evening, Valiant has second thoughts and rides off to catch up with them.

Valiant, Arn and Rowanne have joined the rest of Camelot in celebrating the return of Mordred the Valorous, one of the original knights of Camelot. However, Val is perplexed at Mordred's unwillingness to consider a peace treaty with the Vikings.

Sir Gawain, the confirmed bachelor, has surprised all of Camelot by sending a messenger bearing an announcement that he is getting married. Valiant, Rowanne and Arn are chosen to represent Camelot at Gawain's wedding to Queen Ilene of Perilous Garde.

Camelot must contend with a force the likes of which has never been seen-gunpowder. A scholar from Cathay, Chun Ling Su, has invented a mysterious black powder able to destroy whole forts in a single blow. And he has put it in the hands of Maldon, the son of one of Arthur's most bitter foes, who is now allied with an army of Vikings.

A great tournament is taking place in Camelot. Knights from abroad have come to participate, including one, Sir Harold, that can out-boast even Sir Gawain. Born of peasant stock himself, Sir Harold soon befriends Arn and asks him to accompany him in the tournament.

A small group from Camelot is celebrating Arthur and Guinevere's anniversary at Canonwolde, the fortress where Arthur and Guinevere first lived when they were married.

A powerful ruler from the north, King Ian, is at Camelot negotiating a treaty with Arthur. Ian, one of the last holdouts in the region, still believes that might makes right and gives Arthur one last chance to convince him that the new order can work.

While King Arthur and Guinevere are away on official business, Merlin's life is put in danger. Morgana has convinced Lord Keller, who is feuding with Merlin, to slip him a highly potent sleeping potion. When Valiant learns of this, he hastily leaves Camelot with Rowanne and Arn to find the alchemist Om, the only one who might have the antidote for Merlin.

A gala takes place at Camelot to honor Sir Gawain and Sir Bryant, the heroes of the Canonwolde siege. However, Valiant and Arn, ordered to polish the saddles and repair the carriages in the stables, won't be able to attend the festivities.

The charismatic Prince Edwin is a new favorite in Camelot and holds a special interest for Rowanne after he saves her life. Both he and Prince Valiant appear to be the most likely candidates to win a coveted commission that could soon lead to knighthood. Valiant's barely contained jealousy of Edwin only drives Rowanne away from him and closer to her enthusiastic admirer.

Valiant has been appointed to escort Baron Duncan Draconarius to King Ian to pay for the murder of Derek, Ian's loyal aide and mediator. Unknown to Val though, Ian has been under siege by rebels since his return from Camelot.

A young knight and friend of Valiant's, Sir Giles, has discovered a dark secret about Sir Gideon, one of Camelot's most revered members.

On an errand for Merlin, Valiant stumbles across a traveling minstrel show under the direction of a ruthless fellow whom Val sees walloping a skinny, filthy urchin named Denys.

Arthur sends Sir Gawain to check on a purported disturbance at the old Roman Wall. Gawain takes Valiant, Arn and a small Camelot army with him on a cold, windy, winter night.

Cynan's eldest son, Dylan, invades the peaceful coastal kingdom of Greystone. To hold back the attackers, King Arthur gives Sir Gawain command of the army that includes Valient, Arn, Rowanne and Merlin.

Valiant decides to return to Thule and fight Cynan, but before he can do so, he must return to the marsh and reconcile with his father, King Willem.

Valiant is making his final preparations with his troops before he sets sail for Thule and the liberation of his father's kingdom. Just as the anchors are being raised, Valiant gets an unexpected and stunning surprise.