Sir Henry Reynard, who was called “the Fox,” was a knight active during the Third Crusade (1183 AD). He was a famous crusader and also second in command of a Christian stronghold east of the Dead Sea called Castle Karak. His enemies included the wily Saracens. Reynard was a master of disguise and skilled actor as well as a fearless knight and Christian.
Description Sir Henry Reynard, who was called “the Fox,” was a knight active during the Third Crusade (1183 AD). He was a famous crusader and also second in command of a Christian stronghold east of the Dead Sea called Castle Karak. His enemies included the wily Saracens. Reynard was a master of disguise and skilled actor as well as a fearless knight and Christian.
