Post by Father on Aug 22, 2019 0:31:39 GMT 1
Ever the opportunist, in the melee as in other places, Lord Marq hears the shouts singling out Ser Byren, and he happily obliges their wishes, Ser Manfryd in front, Lord Marq behind. Ser Byren decides to try and deal with the weaker opponent first and gets in a nice blow before quickly yielding after making an honorable attempt of fighting the inevitable. The lesser Grimm, Ser Donnel, easily takes care of Ser Dunstan Terrick, and Ser Byren was otherwise all out of allies.
Health Manfryd, Marq, Donnel: 21-11d6k6 -2 8-9d3k4 -2 21-10d6k6 -6 8-8d6k3 -8 36-7d6k6 10 12-5d3k4 1
Donnel CyB: 4d6-1 9
Health Byren, Dunstan: 27-10d6k6 0 10-8d3k4 1 36-6d6 15
Dunstan CyB: 3d6 13
Initiatives, Manfryd, Marq, Donnel: 6d6k4-3 15 4d6-3 8 3d6-3 6
Iniatives Byren, Dunstan: 4d6-3 7 3d6-3 6
1=Donnel, 2=Dunstan: 1d2 1
Manfryd->Marq>Byren->Donnel->Dunstan
Byren takes fatigue to ignore AP
Manfryd charges Byren: 8d6k4+2 24 2*10-10=10, Shattering 1
Marq charges Byren: 8d6k4+2 19 1 DoS
Byren aim+attack Marq (Pious): 12d6k6+2 32 4*6-10=14
Donnel charges Dunstan: 6d6k3+1 14
Dunstan unhorsed.
Byren takes fatigue to ignore AP
Manfryd aim+attack Byren: 9d6k5+2 20 2*8-10=6
Marq Distract+cautious on Byren: 7d6k4-1 17 8d6k4+1 20 2*6-10=2
Byren doesn't care to fight the inevitable and yields.
Marq and Donnel CyB: 2#4d6-1 8 8
Manfryd: 15/15
Marq: 6/12, 1 injury.
Donnel: 6/12-1 fatigue