[Phase 2.5] I will have vengeance [Scene 3]

The showdown between Lord Walgrave and Ser Davos is brutal, the Lord of Old Oak is tenacious, tough and driven by hatred and range for Dornish in general, Daynes in particular and Ser Davos even more so, none really seems to know why. Both men are seasoned swordsmen, but one is younger and quicker. For all that, it takes near everything Ser Davos has to give in order to push through, Lord Walgrave fights beyond reason, all the way until he cannot muster any more strength to hurt the chances of his hated opponent to last trough the next fight.

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Davos/Walgrave initiative: 4d6k3+1 17 4d6-3 12
Davos acts first.
Davos Charges: 9d6k4+3 21
Lucky reroll: 9d6k4+3 24 3*8-10=14
Davos spends fatigue to ignore AP
Distract+Attack: 4d6 14 8d6k5+2 26 3*6-10=8
Aim+cautious Attack: 10d6k4+2 26 3*6-10=8
Distract+Attack: 4d6 12 8d6k5+1 17 1 DoS
Walgrave spends fatigue to ignore AP
Aim+cautious Attack: 10d6k4+2 25 3*6-10=8
Walgrave distract+reckless (fatigue to ignore wound): 4d6-1 14 8d6k5+1 +1D: 1d6 326 4*6-10=14
Aim+cautious Attack: 10d6k4-1 20 3*6-10=8
Davos spends fatigue to ignore AP
Walgrave distract+reckless (2xfatigue to ignore 2xwound): 4d6-3 11 9d6k6-1 20 1 DoS
Aim+cautious Attack: 10d6k4-5 16 2*6-10=2
Walgrave yields,
Davos CyB: 4d6-5 11
Davos at 5/12, 3 injuries, 2 fatigue