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The '''Order of the White Rose''' - a knightly order active in [[Temeria]]. Many members of the Order, including [[Falwick]], count of Moën, served [[Hereward]], the duke of [[Ellander]].
 
The '''Order of the White Rose''' - a knightly order active in [[Temeria]]. Many members of the Order, including [[Falwick]], count of Moën, served [[Hereward]], the duke of [[Ellander]].
   

Latest revision as of 18:11, 12 June 2020

Order of the White Rose coat of arms

The Order of the White Rose - a knightly order active in Temeria. Many members of the Order, including Falwick, count of Moën, served Hereward, the duke of Ellander.

Members of the Order[ | ]

Grand Masters[ | ]

Others[ | ]

In Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni[ | ]

In the Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni PnP RPG, the Order is the military arm of the cult of Kreve.

In the Polish Movie and TV series[ | ]

Tailles-series

Tailles (Rafał Mohr), a knight of the White Rose, in The Hexer TV series

In The Hexer movie and TV series, Falwick, who, unlike the books, is the entire Order's leader, is a spy for Nilfgaard whose assignment after Queen Calanthe's death was to locate Ciri and bring her to Emhyr var Emreis, the Imperator of Nilfgaard. The Order also hired Renfri to kill the priestesses and burn the temple of Melitele in Ellander.

In The Witcher computer game[ | ]

After Temeria's second war with Nilfgaard, the Order of the Flaming Rose was established by a charismatic leader, Jacques de Aldersberg, on the foundations of the deteriorating Order of the White Rose. His aim was to protect the people from monsters and other evils, as well as to promote the belief in the Eternal Fire.

According to the book The Flower and the Flame, Rudolf Valaris was the Grand Master of the Order of the White Rose before Jacques de Aldersberg took his place and brought about change.