The Solamnic Oath of the Knights of Solamnia was "Est Solarus oth Mithas" in the Solamnic Language. It means "My honor is my life". It was created by the knights' founder Vinas Solamnus. It was what the knights are supposed to live their lives by. It was also sometimes called the Code.

By the time of the War of the Lance, the Knights of Solamnia had lost the spirit of the Oath and were only living by the Measure until Sturm Brightblade showed them their mistake by his sacrifice. In 427 AC, Jaymes Markham stated that no one in the Army of Solamnia had to speak the oath and no one would be criticized for not taking it.

Inconsistencies

"Est Sularas oth Mithas", "Est sularus et mithas", and "Est Sularis oth Mithas" are all correct spellings of "My honor is my Life".

References

• Before the Mask, p. 8
• The Black Wing, p. 154
• City of the Lost, p. 21
• The Clandestine Circle, p. 59
• The Companions, p. 5
• The Crown and the Sword, p. 123
• The Dark Queen, p. 116
• Darkness and Light, p. 178
• Dragonlance Campaign Setting, p. 54
• The Dragons, p. 310
• The Dragons of Chaos, p. 75
• The Dragons of Krynn, p. 26
• Dragons of a Fallen Sun (HC), p. 22
• Dragons of the Dwarven Depths (PB) p. 87
• The Doom Brigade, p. 105
• Flight of the Fallen, p. 111
• Kaz the Minotaur, p. 24, 48
• The Kagonesti, p. 178
• Kendermore, p. 52
• Knights of the Crown, p. 5
• Knights of the Rose, pp. 8, 219
• Knights of the Sword, p. 2
• Knightly Orders of Ansalon (Sourcebook), pp. 37, 48
• The Legend of Huma, p. 41
• Lord Soth, p. 13
• The Middle of Nowhere, p. 156
• The Oath and the Measure, pp. 2, 30
• The Odyssey of Gilthanas, p. 218
• Rebels and Tyrants, p. 83
• Relics and Omens, p. 82
• The Rose and the Skull, p. 21
• The Search for Power, p. 32
• The Second Generation, pp. 64, 394
• Theros Ironfeld, p. 195
• The Wayward Knights, p. 17