Markus Kruber steps into the role of the Grail Knight, a Bretonnian warrior blessed with supernatural strength for close-quarters combat. He shuns ranged attacks and wields new Bretonnian Longsword or Sword & Shield options to cut down foul creatures. Players channel the Goddess's powers through a dedicated talent tree and unleash unique abilities to aid allies against heavy enemies.
This action-packed indie career delivers intense melee battles in the Warhammer: Vermintide 2 world. A mysterious letter reveals Kruber's forgotten Bretonnian lineage, sparking his transformation at Taal's Horn Keep. Fans of pure close-combat action on PC find a focused upgrade to their hero roster.
New career for Markus Kruber
The Grail Knight is the pride of Bretonnia – a blessed warrior granted supernatural might by the mysterious Lady of the Lake. As all Bretonnian Knights, he never engages in ranged combat, instead favoring foes with the gift of close-quarters battle. Whether armed with his longsword or a trusty sword and shield, the Grail Knight is death to foul creatures wherever he encounters them.
- Charge into battle with two new weapon types: the Bretonnian Longsword and the Bretonnian Sword & Shield.
- Channel the powers of the Goddess with the Grail Knight’s unique new talent tree.
- Don the colors of Bretonnia with an exclusive character skin and new voice lines.
- Share the Goddess favors with the other heroes and strike down heavy foes with new unique abilities.
- Change the appearance of your Grail Knight through the purchasable Grail Knight Cosmetic Upgrade DLC.
NOTE: When purchasing Warhammer: Vermintide 2 - Grail Knight Career you will receive 100 Shillings (in-game currency) to spend in the in-game store.
A Heritage Forgotten
No one knew where the messenger came from – except maybe Lohner, and he wasn’t telling. The fellow simply turned up amidst the flickering candlelight of Taal’s Horn Keep with a tale of forgotten lineage and a sealed letter addressed to Markus Kruber. Or more rightly, to ‘Markus de Mandelot’. Kruber read the letter once (and then a second time after asking Lohner’s help with some of the longer words). Then he set down his empty tankard, and leaned back in his chair in contemplation of the quest laid before him…
