Post by Father on Aug 10, 2018 1:04:17 GMT 1
Prince Baelor, known as Breakspear after shattering nine lances against his half-brother is widely considered to indeed only be matched by Ser Daemon Blackfyre and perhaps the Longthorn by the experts. Ser Uthor Cockshaw is equally widely considered to be without any hope, the gods could strike the prince down with lightning perhaps, but that seems equally likely on a cloudless day as Ser Uthor finding some hidden talent he had never before shown any hint of.
And while Uthor does ride extremely well, retaining his seat after a blow that would have threatened riders of much higher ability, such as Ser Donnel or Ser Roland, and almost manages to do so once more, he utterly fails to threaten the prince with his own lance, cleanly missing both times, and a third attempt is not afforded to him, for even with heroic riding well worth the compliments that follows from a royal prince that reminds old men of the Dragonknight, even he cannot withstand this many well placed strikes after one another.
Prince Baelor HS+N: 3#8d6k4+9 31 28 31 3#7d6k4+2 22 21 21 3#4d6 21 10 12
PR 24 AR 10 Health 12
Uthor Cockshaw N: 3#5d6k3+4 18 15 19 3#6d6k4 23 17 20 3#4d6 12 12 13
PR 18 AR 10 Health 12