Knights Templar

Main · Discord · Talk Page · Forum · Members List · News Archive · Knights Templar History · Last Knight Standing · Hall of Legends Knights Templar Abbreviation: KT Group Numbers: 28~36 Leadership: The Grand Council Goals: To keep the survivors of Malton safe and provide a nice, well-barricaded place to stay, with plentiful heals and revives. Not to mention diverting those pesky zed hordes! Recruitment Policy: All levels/classes, apply in-person or via our forums (see below). Contact: Our group forum Facebook Twitter About Our Team Since forming in 2006, the Knights Templar have been defending Kempsterbank from the zombie masses, keeping it one of the most consistently safe suburbs in Malton. We are glad to revive and heal anyone who asks. We work side by side with the local civilians, and we proudly stand with our allies against any zombie threat. We focus on strategy and teamwork within our ranks. Operations large and small, near and far, are always being planned and executed. If you really want to play Urban Dead, we're the group for you. A detailed history of our group can be found here. How to join the Knights Templar Joining is simple! Look for any of our members inside the Whitenoll building or the surrounding area, and they can help you out from there. Or, you can just cut right to the chase and visit our forum to be a part of our illustrious group! We can also be reached on Facebook and Twitter Our Team Structure The Knights Templar is divided into two groups by function. Upon completion of your time in the Grasshoppers Guild, you'll be asked to choose which specialist group you would like to take part in. The Order of the Archangel Michael (OAM) The OAM team patrols Kempsterbank and peripheral territories, runs strikes on known zed hangouts, and generally protects K-Bank from hostile forces within our borders. This is probably the group for you if you like to play at your own pace and work a little more independently. Cleansing Fire of St. Charles (CFSC) This is the elite, highly mobile fighting force of the Knights Templar. CFSC operates wherever help is needed in Malton. This team consists of our most experienced and trustworthy Knights. Our Revive Points We run revive points at Ebbutt Road (57,76) and Ware Walk (51,74) in Kempsterbank. Current Team Events 2013 OAM June 24 - In the aftermath of the Fourth Big Bash striking through Kempsterbank and surrounding suburbs, the OAM, with the help of the CFSC, the Boardsies, and other local survivors, have rebuilt Kempsterbank and it can be said that the suburb is now the greenest it may have been for a year. With the SFHNAS mostly AWOL from St. Ferreol's Hospital, buildings around the Shackleville border have instead been broken into by a feral or two, but the suburb is mostly clear for the time being. CFSC June 30 - The Achievements Tour has officially ended, with the CFSC taking a breather from the long treks. That was a great pilgrimage to Malton's cathedrals, and photo-ops by Fort Creedy and Fort Perryn. June 15 - The CFSC hits the road again to resume the Achievements Tour, after Kempsterbank is rehabilitated, starting off with a joint operation with our allies, the Boardsies. June 8 - After the devastation brought about by the Fourth Big Bash to the suburb, the CFSC temporarily paused the Achievements Tour, to return to Kempsterbank and assist in the facilitation of Kempsterbank's restoration. When a reflux of the feral cloud made their attacks at Whitenoll, the bulk of the valiant force that fought on when most ran away or hunted for supplies in greener suburbs was comprised of the CFSC's forces. As testified for by a BB4 fellow, "i'm not sure to praise you guys for your bravery or ...wonder if it's an act of suicide. However it was delicious!" April 10 - The CFSC begins their Achievements Tour, where they visit the various malls, cathedrals, and forts in Malton, grabbing their various sporting goods and whacking some zeds, slapstick-style, going on clothing shopping sprees, and overall having a good time, while trying to lend a helping hand to the local survivors in the suburbs they visit, every now and then.