Robin Hood

Little John (Robin's Second in Command, largest and strongest of the Merry Men)

Mitch (or Much) the Miller's Son (Youngest of the Merry Men)

Will Scarlet (Robin's Only Living relative, a cousin, nephew or brother in different versions)

Will Stutely (One of Robin's officers)

Father (or Friar Tuck (The Bands Holy Man, and Connoisseur

Alan-a-Dale (A Minstrel)

Marian (Robin's Girlfriend/Wife)

David of Doncaster (An informer)

Arthur Abland (A poacher who Robin rescues)

And many others...

get all monsters and all skills.

EDIT:

This can't be done normally, you need Robbin' Hood to get Robbin' Hood. You would have to cheat to get it, it's a bug in the game probably, he's the prize for a complete skill+monster library, the library HAS to contain ROBBIN' HOOD... Too bad...

Robin Hood is often referred to as a "nobleman" or "noble outlaw" in various stories and legends. While he is typically depicted as a skilled archer and the leader of a band of Merry Men, his noble title is not consistently defined in the tales. Some versions suggest he is the Earl of Huntingdon, a title that connects him to the nobility. Ultimately, his character embodies the themes of justice and social equality rather than a specific noble title.

In the legends of Robin Hood, Maid Marian is often depicted as Robin's love interest, and their relationship varies by story. Some tales suggest that they lived together in Sherwood Forest, while others portray her as a noblewoman who supports him from a distance. Ultimately, the specifics of their living situation depend on the particular version of the legend being told.

The most famous short story of Robin Hood is "Robin Hood and the Golden Arrow."