Legio Sanctae Lanciae The Legion of the Holy Lance

Forged in secrecy beneath the shadowed halls of the Paris Commandery, the Legio Sanctae Lanciae stands as the hidden blade of the Templar Order. Tasked with the protection of the most sacred relics and the execution of missions too perilous or unholy for ordinary knights, this elite brotherhood operates in silence, far from the eyes of kings and popes.

Each brother of the Legion is chosen not merely for strength or loyalty, but for unwavering faith, clarity of purpose, and the will to walk where others falter. They are warriors, scholars, and guardians — trained in both the art of war and the mysteries of the divine. To wear the mark of the Lance is to bear a burden no common soul could endure.

Legio Sanctae Lanciae is sworn to a higher calling: to preserve what must not fall, to destroy what must not rise, and to remain unseen, yet ever present. Their oaths are etched in blood, their bonds forged in the crucible of fire and trial.

Few within the wider Order know of the Legion’s true nature. Fewer still have seen its members and lived to tell of it. Cloaked in white, marked by crimson, and driven by purpose, they move as whispers in the dark — silent, swift, and without mercy when the cause is just.

Their motto speaks not only of war, but of conviction: “In ferro veritas, in fide victoria.” In steel, truth. In faith, victory.