When it comes to the actual battle, the Good King tends to lead the charge and is often more formidable in combat than any of his soldiers.Ībove all else, a Good King cares about his kingdom and his people and will sacrifice himself to protect them, even if that means putting Honor Before Reason.Īny work where the king has been killed by an Evil Prince, The Caligula, Evil Uncle, or Evil Chancellor will normally portray the deceased king as this, to serve as a contrast to the current evil regime. If the work takes place during a war, expect this king to be on the front lines and always putting The Men First. You might mistake his kindness for weakness, but you would do well to remember that good does not always equal soft. The Good King also tends to be soft-spoken, but when he raises his voice, you’d better listen. He treats his subjects with respect (no matter how seemingly unimportant they are), governs the land fairly, is a Royal Who Actually Does Something, and feels no need to flaunt his considerable power. The Good King is honorable, virtuous, wise, and understanding ruling The Good Kingdom.
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