Robin Hood

'Robin Hood' (whose true name is never revealed) is a notorious English outlaw and fugitive. He was a member of Arthur's League.

Early Life
Little is known about Robin Hood's early life. It is suggested he became a thief by the age of six, stealing apples. He, along with his friend Little John, would form a secret gang of Merry Men, in which they would rob the wealthy and deliver to the poor.

Robin Hood became well known throughout England for his involvement with the return of Richard I from the Third Crusade, after failing to recapture Jerusalem from Saladin. Along with Merry Men, Robin Hood assisted in helping Richard I assert his rule to a politically divided England. Due to his service, Richard I would nominate both Robin Hood and Ivanhoe as possible candidates for Arthur's notorious League.

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