[Phase 3] Fire and Fury [Daeron]

No, Ser Aegor does not recognize the man at all, although it wouldn't be past Bloodraven to target another high profile knight, the assault on Ser Otho was a gut punch against Bracken morale. But nor would Bittersteel be surprised to learn that the fat fuck paid someone to assassinate Daeron, and both he and whichever middlemen he might use are likely clever enough to figure that making it appear like sabotage by the other side would be a good idea. Although from what Bittersteel has been told by Gormon, the pig prefers to use the path of least resistance, lean on Bloodraven to have his agents target Daeron, say. It might be best for Daeron not to mention such reasons as he might have for believing that if Bloodraven wanted to assassinate him, it would likely be much more silent and efficient than how the hedge knight did it. Throat slashed in his sleep, perhaps, or poison in his wineskin.

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Does his vindictiveness get the better of him?: 6d6k4 23
Oh well, not so certain that it must have been Bloodraven that he'll try and intrigue Daeron into seeing that.