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Post by Father on Aug 20, 2019 22:44:35 GMT 1
Ser Aerion and his companions may have hoped for some reprieve after a tough encounter with Lord Walgrave and his men, but such wishes are dashed by the arrival of Ser Victarion Rivers, styled the Krakenbeast for his heritage and ferocity in battle. Only tatters remains of his tabard, the paint on his shield is gone, two of the ornamental squid arms on his helm has been broken off, and yet he seems to be in dangerously good shape despite the battering he must have taken. The rest of his team looks much worse for the wear, even if Ser Victarion appears to have attracted the brunt of the blows of their opponents, and shrugged most of them off.
Uthor CyB: 6d6k4-2 21Health Krakenbeast, Vardis: 36-10d6 4 12-8d3k4 2 36-7d6 12 12-5d3k4 2Health Florian, Horas, Aegon: 21-7d6k6 -6 8-5d3k4 0 27-7d6k6 5 10-5d3k4 1 36-7d6k6 18 12-5d3k4 1CyB Krakenbeast, Vardis, Horas, Aegon: 6d6k4 20 4d6-3 11 4d6-1 15 4d6-3 15Krakenbeast 12/12-2 fatigue, tough Vardis Mallister 7/12-1 injury, 2 fatigue Florian Mooton 12/12 Horas Tully 11/12, 1 fatigue Aegon Rivers 6/12, 2 injuries, 1 fatigue Davos at 5/12, 3 injuries, 2 fatigue, Sebaston at 6/12, 2 injuries, Symon at 6/12, 1 injury, 2 fatigue, Tough Uthor at 6/12, 2 fatigue. Their full stats and initiatives to come later. Aerion can roll initiative, can run this as a set of 1vs1 or as group combat. The Krakenbeast is probably a bigger threat than the other four adversaries combined in group on group action, and is almost guaranteed to take out any member on Team Aerion in single combat. |
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Post by Aerion Flowers on Aug 20, 2019 23:05:33 GMT 1
[ooc]
Looks like my team needs to take a breather!
Which would more likely result in a win for Aerion: fighting 1v1 kraken and letting teams go at it, going 1v1 with all of them (not likely given health) or full team fight?
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Post by Father on Aug 21, 2019 13:54:35 GMT 1
Most likely: 1v1 (like with the Oakhearts) where the Krakenbeast doesn't face Aerion (cynic version: Try and recruit him after).
Least likely: Aerion vs Krakenbeast in single combat.
The cynic with a sense of fair play would go group on group and try to quickly eliminate weaker opponents with the aim to form up a team of the four or five remaining combatants.
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Post by Aerion Flowers on Aug 21, 2019 15:07:53 GMT 1
Aerion isn't about to let someone else face Krakenbeast alone, so he shouts to his men to rally around him and watch their flanks.
The great bastard chooses to hold the end of the line closest to the center of the field, nearest the rest of the melee, in case of any reinforcements.
Melee R4 self control (Proud) vs. TN 13: 5d6k3 12 simple failure.
Go with team fight. Cynic with a sense of fair play is the option taken.
Is initiative Agility or does this fall under Warfare rules?
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Post by Father on Aug 21, 2019 15:16:54 GMT 1
agility (quickness)
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Post by Aerion Flowers on Aug 21, 2019 15:36:02 GMT 1
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Post by Father on Aug 21, 2019 18:09:03 GMT 1
The opposition forms up their own line to face Ser Aerion and friends, The Great Bastard appears a little quicker than the rest.
That should be -3 from AP, and -1 from fatigue by my count, but Aerion still goes first because quickness dices, so pick your target, everyone except the Krakenbeast will take fatigue to ignore AP if charged so their CD is then 13. Iniatives Kraken, Vardis, Florian, Horas, Aegon: 3d6-3 6 3d6-6 1 3d6-3 6 3d6-4 10 3d6-6 0Iniatives Sebaston, Uthor, Davos, Symon: 3d6-5 6 3d6-6 5 4d6k3-6 6 3d6-4 5Tie-breakers Kraken, Florian,Sebaston: 3#3d6-3 3 4 3 3#3d6 15 16 6 3#3d6-5 8 6 7Aerion->Horas->Davos->Florian->Sebaston->Kraken->Symon->Uthor->Vardis->Aegon Krakenbeast CD 12 AR 10 12/12-2 fatigue, tough Vardis Mallister CD 10 AR 10 7/12-1 injury, 2 fatigue Florian Mooton CD 10 AR 10 12/12 Horas Tully CD 10 AR 10 11/12, 1 fatigue Aegon Rivers CD 10 AR 10 6/12, 2 injuries, 1 fatigue Sebaston Rowan CD 10 AR 10 6/12, 2 injuries, Uthor Oakheart CD 10 AR 10 6/12, 2 fatigue. Davos Dayne CD 12 AR 10 5/12, 3 injuries, 2 fatigue, Symon Starkwood CD 10 AR 10 6/12, 1 injury, 2 fatigue, Tough |
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Post by Aerion Flowers on Aug 21, 2019 19:16:09 GMT 1
Aerion will attempt to maneuver so that he is able to intervene against the Kraken should he need to save one of his team, but he'll attempt to take out his half brother Ser Aegon. He'll keep him between himself and anyone who would try to double team him, and is able to land a hit on him.
R4 vs. Team Kraken - Maneuver on Aegon vs. TN ?: 7d6k5+1 28 - Hopefully 2 DoS to impart -1D.
R4 vs. Team Kraken - Attack on Aegon vs. TN 13: 7d6k5+1 21 - 2 DoS
6*2=12-10=2 Damage.
Will take Fatigue to ignore AP if attacked.
Why couldn't I switch rolls, that'd be 4 DoS on damage!
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Post by Father on Aug 21, 2019 19:22:19 GMT 1
Generally will need a fatigue with that since one doesn't start out adjacent, ordinarily have to charge or do a move action first. Will need to reroll if not taking fatigue to do the above.
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Post by Aerion Flowers on Aug 21, 2019 19:33:10 GMT 1
Aerion prepares for the coming charge, ready to take on whomever decides to come lose to him.
I forgot to include fatigue anyway, so let's try this again:
Melee vs. Team Kraken - Counterattack (Pious if Kraken) vs. CD 10/13: 7d6k5 20 - 2 DoS if vs non-Kraken. 3+ DoS if Kraken.
So if they charge him, +2 base damage. If it's Kraken, will use Pious +1D (tagged in roll).
Up to you if you want to send in the Kraken.
CD: 11 (14)
AR: 10
Health: 12/12
F/I/W: 1/0/0
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Post by Father on Aug 21, 2019 23:01:08 GMT 1
The lines clash together, mostly both sides hold up well. except for where the Krakenbeast's blow falls heavy down on Ser Symon, Aerion and Symon retaliates, and sends the monster reeling, but Lord Vardis has little difficulty squeezing out what little fight there is left in the Starkwood heir and Aerion is one man down. But unscathed.
No attacks on Aerion, no fatigue spent. Aerion->Horas->Davos->Florian->Sebaston->Kraken->Uthor->Vardis->Aegon Ordering of Aerion's Line: 1d4 4 1d3 1 1d2 1Aerion->Symon->Sebaston->Uthor->Davos Charging into an Aerion that has set for charge isn't very tempting, thus: Davos takes fatigue to ignore AP Horas charges Davos: 6d6k3+1 13 Miss Davos aim+attack Horas: 9d6k5-3 15 2*6-10=2 Sebaston takes fatigue to ignore AP Florian charges Sebaston: 6d6k3+2 17 1 DoS Sebaston Aim+Attack Florian: 8d6k5-1 20 3*5-10=5 Symon takes fatigue to ignore AP Krakenbeast moves and attacks Symon (Aerion's pious): 1d6 3 7d6k5+1 24First: Aerion does 3*6-10=8 damage on the Krakenbeast (That fatigue wouldn't hit before he's actually attacked) Second: Krakenbeast deals 3*8-10=14+1 Shattering on Symon Symon Aim+Reckless on Krakenbeast (Fatigue vs inj): 8d6k5 22 3*6-10=8 Uthor Counterattacks Vardis move+cautious attacks Symon: 6d6k3-1 17Symon yields. Aegon takes fatigue to ignore AP Uthor Counterattack: 6d6k4 21 2*6-10=2 Aegon moves and attacks Uthor: 6d6k4-2 16 2 DoS, no damage. Krakenbeast CD 12 AR 10 4/12-2 injury, 2 fatigue, tough Vardis Mallister CD 13 (10) AR 10 7/12-1 injury, 2 fatigue Florian Mooton CD 10 AR 10 7/12 Horas Tully CD 10 AR 10 9/12, 1 fatigue Aegon Rivers CD 10 AR 10 4/12, 2 injuries, 2 fatigue Sebaston Rowan CD 10 AR 10 6/12, 2 injuries, 1 fatigue Uthor Oakheart CD 10 AR 10 6/12, 2 fatigue. Davos Dayne CD 12 AR 10 5/12, 3 injuries, 3 fatigue, |
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Post by Aerion Flowers on Aug 22, 2019 0:55:53 GMT 1
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Post by Father on Aug 22, 2019 12:57:46 GMT 1
That should be 20 since Aerion didn't take fatigue last round and thus having +1, moving mounted people with maneuver doesn't work (but can still inflict -1D or work in tandem with LBF II), however, I am assuming that it is Vardis that you attack, Aegon went after Uthor, Vardis is the one right in front off you. Of course..that catches the attention of the Kraken. Aerion->Horas->Davos->Florian->Sebaston->Kraken->Uthor->Vardis Horas aim+attack Davos: 7d6k4+1 20 No damage. Horas takes fatigue to ignore AP Davos aim+attack Horas: 9d6k5-3 23 3*6-10=8 Florian aim+attack Sebaston: 7d6k4+2 21 3*5-10=5 Sebaston Aim+Attack Florian: 8d6k5-1 16 No damage. Krakenbeast aim+attack Aerion: 8d6k5+1 23 I am assuming you'd spend your fatigue now, which makes it 2*8-10=6 damage, and 1 shattering for -1 to your CD.Aegon takes fatigue Uthor aim+attack Aegon: 6d6k4 16 1 DoS, no damage. Vardis distracts Aerion and assists Krakenbeast (cautious): 3d6-3 11Aegon Rivers has had enough and yields. Would strongly recommend taking down the Krakenbeast real quick. Krakenbeast CD 12 AR 10 4/12-2 injury, 2 fatigue, tough Vardis Mallister CD 13 (10) AR 10 5/12-1 injury, 2 fatigue Florian Mooton CD 10 AR 10 7/12 Horas Tully CD 13 (10) AR 10 1/12, 2 fatigue Sebaston Rowan CD 10 AR 10 1/12, 2 injuries, 1 fatigue Uthor Oakheart CD 10 AR 10 6/12, 2 fatigue. Davos Dayne CD 12 AR 10 5/12, 3 injuries, 3 fatigue, |
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Post by Aerion Flowers on Aug 22, 2019 15:21:23 GMT 1
Aerion sees the damage that the Kraken would inflict on his team, and decides he is willing to sacrifice a hit onto himself to take out the most important enemy.
Melee vs. Team Kraken - Attack on Kraken + Reckless vs. CD 12: 8d6k5 24 - 3 DoS
3 * 6 = 18 - 10 = 8 Damage.
He takes two more injuries and is at 4 health.
Just realized I forgot a lesser action. Can I use knockdown to knock him off? Or should I just aim and hope to get a 6 and take him out of the fight?
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Post by Father on Aug 22, 2019 15:55:01 GMT 1
Aim, knockdown not possible in mounted combat.
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