robin hood series two

The Booby and the Beast

Robin launches an abortive raid on Nottingham Castle’s new Strong Room. But together with new ally Prince Frederick of Hanheim , Robin, Marian and the gang formulate a plan to rob the Strong Room. However traitor Allan has leaked information about Robin’s attempt on the Strong Room and Gisborne has ordered modifications.

Child Hood

Robin is horrified to discover that Gisborne has developed an indestructible new suit of armour, made of special Damascus steel. Robin cleverly steals the impressive black diamond, used to create the Damascus steel. But disaster strikes and Daniel is captured during the scramble. The Sheriff demands an exchange – Robin can have Daniel back if he hands over the black diamond. Robin’s priority is rescuing Daniel and he and the gang decide that they will agree to the exchange and, once made, they will then torch Locksley and melt the black diamond once and for all.

The Angel of Death

The Sheriff murders Dan Scarlett, Will’s father, for speaking out against the suspected poisoning after a chemical weapon is tested on a street in Nottingham Town, and the effects blamed on pestilence. Now Robin realises that the Sheriff is up to something and resolves to track down the source of the poison before more innocent people die. Bravely plunging into the heart of “pestilence” territory, the outlaws work tirelessly to soothe the sick. With lives at stake, Robin must track down the source of the poison in time.

Ducking and Diving

A horrified Robin realises that his plan to capture the Sheriff’s spy, Henry of Lewes, has failed because he has a traitor in his gang. Robin infiltrates the castle to silence Henry, but help arrives in the shape of harridan wise-woman Matilda, tasked by the Sheriff to nurse Henry to health. Asking Robin to look after her heavily pregnant daughter, Matilda promises that she’ll silence Henry using special herbs, but doesn’t bargain upon the Sheriff making the connection with Robin Hood and putting her life in mortal peril...

For England...!

Robin infiltrates the castle where the Sheriff’s Black Knights are gathered to join forces with the only man who can stop them: former Sheriff Edward’s old ally and Black Knight, the Sheriff of Winchester. Once Robin is satisfied he has convinced Winchester to stand up to the Sheriff, he sends the outlaws on a diversionary mission and writes a farewell letter to Marian. Preparing to make his greatest sacrifice alone for King Richard and England, Robin hopes to finish Shah Mat once and for all by killing all the Black Knights.

Show Me The Money

Robin is determined to get hold of the Great Pact of Nottingham, written proof of the Sheriff’s treason. So when lovelorn knight John of York and his chest of silver pass by Robin and the gang, and the Knight begs the outlaws to take pity on him and save his girl, Robin formulates a plan.

Get Carter

Marian wakes up in Sherwood Forest on the first day of the rest of her life as an outlaw with Robin and his gang. Surprising everyone with a new energy and recklessness, however, she jeopardises the gang’s mission to bring aid to Clun Village after it’s ransacked by the Sheriff’s men. The outlaws think their luck is in when Clun’s new avenging hero, Carter – a fearless ex-Crusade fighter – arrives in the nick of time to help them all out. But Carter is not everything he first seems to be…

Lardner's Ring

A mortally wounded, one-legged messenger from King Richard flees Locksley Manor pursued by Gisborne’s men and ends up in the arms of Robin. With his dying breath, he tells Robin that the King needs him to return to fight in the Holy Land, and utters the word “Lardner”.

The Sheriff is furious that the messenger got away, especially now that he and Gisborne are also on the hunt for Lardner, having received a prediction from a fortune-telling Fool that the “ring of Lardner” spells trouble. When Will and Djaq discover that Locksley Village is being scoured for Lardner’s ring, Djaq tells Robin what Lardner really is – a Saracen carrier pigeon. Consequently, Robin’s reply to King Richard will only take days to reach him.

Walkabout

Tormented by Robin Hood, The Sheriff sleepwalks straight into Sherwood Forest. Unfortunately, he goes missing on the very day that Prince John’s messenger, Jasper, arrives to check all is well in Nottingham. By the time Gisborne raises the alarm, Prince John’s private army is already on its way, ready to raze Nottingham at sunset. Drastic action is called for, so, while keeping up appearances with Jasper, Gisborne and Marian secretly task Robin with tracking down the Sheriff in the forest.

Treasure of the Nation

The Sheriff has turned Locksley into a garrison town, throwing its people out to make room for an army of vicious mercenaries. As Robin and the outlaws formulate a response plan to stop them, they are intercepted by three burly King’s Guards, led by the fearsome Legrand who brings a vital message from King Richard. The King has sent coded information concealing plans to move his thesaurus patriae (treasure of the nation). Torn, Robin decides that he must help the King, even if it means forsaking Locksley. As the Sheriff and Robin discover, everyone is in for a surprise when King Richard’s treasure turns out to be neither gold nor jewellery…

A Good Day to Die

Robin and the Outlaws arrive at a barn for Robin’s birthday party, only to find that they are surrounded by The Sheriff’s mercenaries and will not be let out alive. The Outlaws share their secrets with one another whilst the traitor, Allan A Dale, realises that The Sheriff and Gisborne are heading to the Holy Land to kill the King. Fearless Marian takes it upon herself to stop The Sheriff in his tracks, while Allan must choose his allegiance. Will Robin realise that the mercenaries are merely there to distract him from The Sheriff’s new dastardly plan, and will Allan come to his senses?

We Are Robin Hood

Robin and the Outlaws, The Sheriff, Gisborne and Marian are now in the Holy Land. Robin warns the King of the impending threat to his life, but The Sheriff’s cunning has prevailed and, instead of a heroes’ welcome, Robin and the Outlaws are treated as traitors. Marian makes a final attempt to redeem Gisborne – if he kills The Sheriff, he will have everything he wants, including her. Will fear of The Sheriff or the smell of power win the struggle for Gisborne’s soul? The battle for England is on. Will Robin be released in time to save the King’s life? Will Marian escape from the clutches of The Sheriff? High stakes and ultimate tragedy ensue…