Who are the main characters in 'dragon age knight errant novel'?

One of the main themes could be heroism. The knight errant is likely to embark on heroic quests. Another theme might be adventure as knights often go on various adventures in different settings. And perhaps moral choices as the knight has to make decisions during his travels.

Since I don't know the exact 'dragon knight novel', it's hard to say. But generally, there would be the dragon knight himself or herself. There might also be a dragon as a major character, and perhaps a mentor figure who trains the knight, or an antagonist who opposes the knight's goals.

Well, in 'Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne', Maric is the central character. He is a heroic figure who goes through many trials to claim the throne. Loghain is also a main character in this novel. He starts as Maric's friend and ally but their relationship becomes more complex as the story progresses. There are also other supporting characters like Rowan who are important to the overall plot.

Since we don't have much information on 'errant heart visual novel', it's hard to say for certain. However, in most visual novels, there are central characters that drive the story forward. There could be a young, confused character with the errant heart at the core. And perhaps there are friends or family members who play important roles in either fueling or trying to fix the errant nature of the heart. There might also be an antagonist who creates obstacles for the main character in their journey to find stability for their heart.

The Berserk Dragon Knight novel probably has the dragon knight as the central figure. There could also be a mentor figure, perhaps an old and wise dragon rider who teaches the protagonist. And there might be an antagonist, like a dark sorcerer who wants to rule the world and sees the dragon knight as a threat.

Ban Gu's attitude towards the knight-errant was appreciated in the Biography of the Ranger in the Book of Han. He believed that rangers were a group of people with special talents and courage in ancient society. They were not only good at martial arts, but also had a sense of justice and chivalry. Ban Gu praised the knight-errant in the biography of knight-errant:"The knight-errant's deeds are imitated by the world, even if there are thousands of people, I will go." It meant that the actions of the rangers were imitated by the world. Even if I faced thousands of people, I would still bravely advance. In addition, Ban Gu also described the heroic deeds of the rangers, such as helping the righteous, protecting the weak, and fighting evil. They showed their fearlessness and righteous spirit. Therefore, it could be said that Ban Gu wrote the biography of the ranger very seriously and highly praised the image of the ranger.

I'm not familiar with the 'berserk the flame dragon knight novel' in terms of its characters. However, given the title, the flame dragon knight is bound to be a central figure. There could be an antagonist as well, perhaps a dark sorcerer who wants to steal the power of the flame dragon from the knight. And there may be other knights or comrades who fight alongside the main knight in his battles.

Since I haven't read it, I can't say for sure. But most likely, the knight and the berserk flame dragon are main characters. There might also be other characters like the knight's comrades, an evil sorcerer who is the antagonist, or a wise old wizard who gives advice to the knight.

Obviously, the dragon knight is one of the main characters. There may also be a wizard or a princess who plays an important role in the story.

One of the best knight errant novels is 'Don Quixote'. It's a classic that follows the adventures of a deluded knight. His misadventures and his idealistic view of chivalry make for a very interesting read.