A courtier is a person who attends a royal court as a companion or adviser to the king or queen.
Background[]
In castle Daventry they also appear to function as attendents similar (similar to a butler).
When Queen Maylie came down with the plague, the fourth day of the queen's illness, the Dwarf came to the castle claiming he had a cure for the queen's illness. The castle courtiers ushered him into the Queen's chamber, where the king was in despair. But the dwarf proved to be a fraud... and stole one of the three magic treasures.
Sometimes in the Great Hall, are large tables where citizens and courtiers ate at official dinners, and special holiday or festival feasts.[1]
Graham once stood in front of his magic mirror with his courtiers (his minister and guards), the king's foretelling object stirred and evinces the terrible celestial occurrence of shattering of the Mask of Eternity.
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Behind the scenes[]
The courtiers are castle staff that are mentioned in the second version of the KQ1 manual, where they hold the same or similar position to the Attendents. Courtiers are also referenced in the King's Quest novels in particular one of Shallan Ballads in the The Floating Castle.
Historically not all courtiers were noble, as they included clergy, soldiers, clerks, secretaries, agents and middlemen with business at court.
References[]
- ↑ See No Weevil, pg