Post by Roland Cordwayner on Oct 15, 2018 16:34:33 GMT 1
Dark wings, dark deeds. Roland was apprehensive as he watched Ser Marlon of Kingsbridge prepare for his match against the ill-reputed Lord Lothston. Ser Marlon was one of the tournament's dark horses, and it vexed Roland to think that his comrade's progress might be ended by chicanery.
Roland had investigated the talk regarding Lord Lothston, and was confident the man was up to no good - he had hard as much from Blackwood men-at-arms, soldiers who had little incentive to spread such tales.
D8 - Manfred Lothston Joust Awareness: 3d6 6
However, if Lord Lothston was intent on skullduggery, Roland was too far back to determine any ill deeds. If the tourney master was not alert to knavish tricks then Roland would be of no use in pointing them out.
Roland had investigated the talk regarding Lord Lothston, and was confident the man was up to no good - he had hard as much from Blackwood men-at-arms, soldiers who had little incentive to spread such tales.
D8 - Manfred Lothston Joust Awareness: 3d6 6
However, if Lord Lothston was intent on skullduggery, Roland was too far back to determine any ill deeds. If the tourney master was not alert to knavish tricks then Roland would be of no use in pointing them out.
