Ironclad

In medieval England, King John reluctantly signs the Magna Carta but immediately reneges on his pledge, seeking to reclaim his absolute power. This betrayal incites a rebellion among the barons. To quash the insurgence, King John rallies an army of brutal Danish mercenaries, and begins a campaign of terror across the land. A small group of determined rebels, led by the resilient Baron Albany, takes refuge in the strategic Rochester Castle, aiming to hold out until reinforcements can arrive. Among the defenders is a battle-worn Templar Knight, Marshall, who reluctantly joins their cause in upholding the newly established rights.

As King John's army unleashes a relentless siege upon Rochester Castle, the besieged defenders face severe trials, grappling with dwindling supplies and internal discord. The resolute Baron and the focused Templar Knight drive the resistance effort, masterminding defensive strategies to thwart the King's increasingly ruthless tactics. With each brutal assault, the castle's walls and the resolve of its defenders are tested to their limits, emphasizing their commitment to liberty and justice even in the face of overwhelming odds. The unfolding conflict embodies the fierce struggle between tyranny and a burgeoning desire for freedom, reflecting the high stakes and profound consequences for all involved.