Quote Originally Posted by Max_Killjoy View Post
There have been so many retellings at this point that we've seen everything from those full mythic tales that are "christian" wallpaper over an old structure of the heroes and legends of Celtic cultures, to "Ye Goode Olde Days" knightly romances, to grim and gritty "dung ages" use of the names and basics to tell standard postmodernist Hollywood scripts, to... whatever.

IMO, the problems arise when an individual telling can't decide what it is, or instead of embracing the mythic is just a hollow excuse for spectacle set-pieces.
I couldn't tell with Cluedrew, and I can't tell here -- how does this (or does this) tie in to what has been discussed previously? I'm all for a side-trek into Arthurian folklore, but I'm not getting why CD brought them up in the first place (or why people would freak out).