Post by Parmen Redwyne on Jul 27, 2019 5:06:11 GMT 1
Full Plate
Large Shield
Superior Long Sword
Dagger
Superior Courser
CD: 10 (12 w/LBF1)
AR: 10
HP: 12/12
F/I/W: 0/0/0
Damage: 7 (ATH+1, +2 Chrge)
{P2.5} Melee: Scene2: Initiative: 3d6-4 9
{P2.5} Melee: Scene2: Charge w/ LBF1 -2b: 6d6k4+3 23. {Edit: Changing from charge to standard attack. New total of 26 for 4DOS}
Parmen was uncomfortably aware of the fact that he had a large target on his back in the melee. The Rivermen were less likely to seek him out just for being a Levalle bannerman, which was a relief, but word of the Black Tourney had spread to all corners of the Seven Kingdoms as had the names of the two Redwyne brothers who were still standing at the end of the melee. Most knights were smart enough to try to get out of Roland’s way when the Redtusk was charging through with sword in hand, which left Parmen for those who wanted to steal glory for themselves.
This knight in front of Parmen was no exception. Wearing Velaryon colors he seemed to single Parmen out perhaps thinking that the Levalle knight’s early exit from the joust, signified weakness. His mistake.
Large Shield
Superior Long Sword
Dagger
Superior Courser
CD: 10 (12 w/LBF1)
AR: 10
HP: 12/12
F/I/W: 0/0/0
Damage: 7 (ATH+1, +2 Chrge)
{P2.5} Melee: Scene2: Initiative: 3d6-4 9
{P2.5} Melee: Scene2: Charge w/ LBF1 -2b: 6d6k4+3 23. {Edit: Changing from charge to standard attack. New total of 26 for 4DOS}
Parmen was uncomfortably aware of the fact that he had a large target on his back in the melee. The Rivermen were less likely to seek him out just for being a Levalle bannerman, which was a relief, but word of the Black Tourney had spread to all corners of the Seven Kingdoms as had the names of the two Redwyne brothers who were still standing at the end of the melee. Most knights were smart enough to try to get out of Roland’s way when the Redtusk was charging through with sword in hand, which left Parmen for those who wanted to steal glory for themselves.
This knight in front of Parmen was no exception. Wearing Velaryon colors he seemed to single Parmen out perhaps thinking that the Levalle knight’s early exit from the joust, signified weakness. His mistake.
