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Here's A Look At Shovel Knight's Order Of No Quarter Amiibo Three-Pack

by Kyle Hilliard on Aug 31, 2017 at 11:59 PM

Almost two years ago to the day, Yacht Club games unveiled its plans for a Shovel Knight Amiibo. This year at PAX, a new line of Shovel Knight Amiibos were revealed immortalizing the playable (or soon to be playable) Order of No Quarter Knights. The three-pack of Amiibos features Specter Knight, Plague Knight, and King Knight.

Brian Shea got a chance to see them in person while at the show and took a few pictures of the new figures.

Here's a closer look at King Knight who will be starring in his own campaign very soon with the King of Cards.

Specter Knight also starred in his own campaign with Specter of Torment.

Finally, here's Plague Knight who starred in the Plague of Shadows expansion.

Here's another shot of The Order of No Quarter from a slightly higher angle.

Kyle Hilliard
Kyle Hilliard
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Kyle plays entirely too much Picross. He once wrote a whole book about The Legend of Zelda.
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