Ser Phloridas

Ser Phloridas of Idmiston was born in 465, the youngest of Ser Phelot's children. He was knighted in 485 along with Ser Mailes of Winterbourne Stoke, Ser Serill, and the other Player Knights. Genial if prone to mood swings, it is often said that Phloridas spends more time in his head than in his armor.

Backstory
Phloridas was born after the mourning was over and the father had found heroism, and his half siblings were old enough to dote on him. Ser Phelot’s death, heroic as it was, served as inspiration, to be as great a knight as well. In the town it was easy to forget that Phloridas was a noble - jousting in the river with stable boys and miller’s daughters he was as often the horse as the rider. Only when he began to speak at length of what he’d learned in the books that came to him by his grandmother did the gulf become clear - Phloridas could read, and read well. He was blessed to squire to Ser Florie who knew exactly how much to push this soft spoken boy.

Achievements
The Boar, the Bear, and the Maidens Fair

The Missing Maiden - helped resolve a dispute when a man was accused of murder of a missing maiden. It was discovered that she had secretly eloped to London, accidentally leaving her cloak behind.

Battle of Mearcred Creek - managed to help get fallen companions out of harms way. Earned minor glory despite the crushing defeat by the Saxons.

Tall Tales - Aided Merlin and other Knights in the recovery of The Sword Excalibur for Uther Pendragon. This has become the talk of Logres, and Phloridas is responsible for telling it.

Ser Vess
After their injury on a mission together, Phloridas began courting Vess of Laverstock. To help them recover, Phloridas invited them to regularly visit Idmiston to get their strength back. They went on long, slow journeys. They would visit local taverns, and pleasant sites, and a quiet glade o'Midsummer where they slowly danced while the Wil-o-the-Wisps hovered around us. But unfortunately, the Wicked Ser Kaeleb has thrown down the gauntelet for their hand in marriage! The fiend, the scoundrel! When Ser Phloridas and Ser Kaeleb dueled for Vess's hand, Ser Phloridas made a terrible showing. Now their emnity grows, and unfortunately, Kaeleb's glory is greater than Ser Phloridas.