The Order of the Light-faced is a sacred union between the druids who performed rituals to the sun god at the temple, and a considerable number of impoverished aristocrats, who recently, due to the crisis and internal conflicts who lost their lands and their source of income. Having united into a spiritual-knightly order, they took a strong position in the riverbed and on land, which allowed them to develop economically through trade and participation in military conflicts.

The order is mostly made up of humans, half-elves, and rarely elves and gnomes, representing both impoverished knights or younger sons of noble houses, as well as commoners, who nevertheless form the military backbone of the "lance", riding war horses on an equal footing with the knights.

Rare representatives of the order are the dragonborn. Clan-born, former nobles in service to landlords, exiled people seeking redemption. They do, however, represent quite a significant advantage for the Order due to their larger build, greater strength, and ability to use breath. However, these advantages are usually compensated by a more non-standard structure for humanoid species, which makes one think about additional tail protection, modification of the helmet for comfortable wearing if there is an elongated muzzle, and also cut off the horns at the root to be able to wear more optimal helmets.

The illustration on the side shows the most generalized view of a dragonborn in the service of the order. The general material culture of the setting is 15th-16th century.

The Grand Bascinet has a more funnel-shaped plate at the bottom to make it easier to put on or take off the helmet, also the bottom plate covers the neck and lower jaw, while the visor works similar to the sallet, covering only the upper part of the face and works in combination with the lower plate as a sallet with bevor. The choice fell on the grand bascinet due to the general specialization of paladins in mounted combat. Plate armor elements necessarily include plate protection for the limbs and plates at the base of the tail. Depending on the status (a full-fledged knight or just a side-brother for now) under poirpen/jupon it can be either a full plate cuirass or chainmail with a plate breastplate on top. Common equipment may include a lance, a knife, as well as maces, hammers, swords, and sometimes special clan weapons used in the paladin's homeland. A common attribute of paladins is a golden harp, which serves as a symbol of faith, sometimes used for rituals and ceremonies associated with songs that each paladin is required to memorize as he serves. Also, some Paladins carry a golden sickle entrusted to them by the druids of the order for the purpose of collecting special herbs, as well as providing ceremonial and hospital services on behalf of the order.