Translates to "u wot m8 ill smash your fookin head i swear on me mum", seen on a number of pictures of English and Australian characters lately.

Sir Fred meets Sir Driphtyr. Because of Fred's design, he speaks in Ye King's English, but Driphtyr wouldn't have an idea what any of that meant, coming from a place where that kind of speech was never used. This was supposed to happen in the crossover story, but I'm not sure that's going ahead just yet. I can see either these two will get along fine, or their sheer difference in ideology will get in the way. Fred would never hit a lady, no matter how dangerous she was, and can be quite pious. Drif doesn't place faith in mythical beings, and also feels that there is no difference between gender in anything but appearance (naturally, Fred appeals more to the ladies at first, but he can be quite chauvinistic).

Drif's choices in weapons are swords and lances, the same as Fred's, but Fred is more likely to play defensively, while Driphtyr might suddenly change between attack and defence. However, Driphtyr comes from a fantasy world where he is forced to fight, while Fred is a drawing who came to life with the personality he was given, and serves mostly as a guardian and protector of Dean's other drawings.