Medieval Knight Riddles for Brave Adventurers

I gleam in the sun with visor pulled tight. I guard a brave head in the thick of the fight. What am I?

I clatter and clang from shoulder to knee. Riveted plates keep warriors free. What am I?

I flutter above stone towers so high. My colors declare who is nigh. What am I?

I’m a wooden beast with wheels below. Hide soldiers inside and slip past the foe. What am I?

I guard the moat with teeth of oak. Lower me down if friends want a poke. What am I?

I’m a silver bite on a noble steed. Pull my reins and control its speed. What am I?

I record each deed on parchment fair. Sing of brave hearts with fanfare flair. What am I?

I flash from the saddle with pennon displayed. Win me in battle and glory is made. What am I?

I’m a secret slip sealed with wax red. Break me carefully to hear what was said. What am I?

I roast in the hearth with honeyed glaze. Feast on me nightly for celebrant days. What am I?

I chain the gate with iron so wide. Strike at me first when you lay siege outside. What am I?

I’m a loyal companion in nightly patrols. Bark at intruders and warm sleeping souls. What am I?

I whisper of dragons and quests to fulfill. If you decipher my clues, you’ll test all your skill. What am I?

I’m a library hidden behind a stone wall. Pull the right torch and you’ll enter the hall. What am I?

I crown your victory with laurel and song. Wear me with honor when the trumpets prolong. What am I?