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Post by Titus Blackbriar on Sept 28, 2018 1:20:45 GMT 1
It was with a somber mood Titus took to Wheatsheaf but the man opposed him was not Balon, not yet. The man opposed him was Edric Fossoway, known as one of the strongest men in the Reach but gods willing he would need more than just brute force to bring Titus off his horse. D7 Know Your Opposition (Awareness) v Ser Edric: 5d6k3 15 |
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Post by Father on Sept 28, 2018 9:42:37 GMT 1
Ser Edric had progressed this far to the surprise of many, big, clumsy. The weight of his blows with the morningstar are terrifying, but not the best of aims. All three of his previous matches had ended up with both jousters on the ground where his strength carried the difference.
AH 3D+2b
Fighting 4D+2b
Endurance 4D+2b
Full Plate
Destrier
Goes High in Saddle, Aggressive+3, Heightened Stakes, Eyes Fixed and Brutal to represent him being a clumsy jouster that goes all in on the power. He's not so much a dishonorable jouster as someone that doesn't know how to control his strength.
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Post by Titus Blackbriar on Sept 28, 2018 11:48:15 GMT 1
Passive Ride: 21 To Hit: 5d6k3+6 Damage: 10 Stay in Saddle: 6d6k4 Catch Your Breath: 5d6k4 AR: 10 (Full Plate) Health: 13/13 Thinking his opponent a lesser in horsemanship Titus exhibits some stellar lancework, snatching Ser Edric’s helmet clean off, but he had not expected the pure savage force of his opponent and found himself unsteady in the saddle. Riding Nobel, Eyes Fixed, High in the Saddle and Show-OffCharge 1 v Ser Edric (N, EF, HitS, HS, SO): 5d6k3+7 24Stay in Saddle 1 v Ser Edric (HitS): 6d6k4-3 13Catch Your Breath 1 v Ser Edric: 5d6k4 18 |
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Post by Father on Sept 28, 2018 11:50:54 GMT 1
So you're doubling up on the Heightened Stakes? (That's what HS in the dicecode would mean)
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Post by Titus Blackbriar on Sept 28, 2018 11:58:17 GMT 1
Oh no, sorry that’s not what I meant. My mistake in labelling, shall I reroll?
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Post by Father on Sept 28, 2018 11:59:15 GMT 1
Yes
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Post by Roland Cordwayner on Sept 28, 2018 12:08:06 GMT 1
Ser Edric's reckless strategy helped him land a blow, but was likely to cost him the occupancy of his saddle. Few things come for free and sacrifices frequently must be made. R4 P1 HiS,Agg3, HS, EF, Brutal;SiS;CyB: 5d6k3+7 21 5d6k3-3 11 6d6k4 17 - 1 DoS = 14 damage to Ser Titus, including Eyes Fixed PR: 14-3 = 11 Health: 12/12 AR: 10 |
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Post by Titus Blackbriar on Sept 28, 2018 12:08:13 GMT 1
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Post by Father on Sept 28, 2018 12:19:28 GMT 1
You may want to not use that BoA, he's hopelessly off his horse, and you stay on yours, so no particular advantage in gaining a 3 DoS except maybe easier pass on opposition in the next round, maybe.
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Post by Titus Blackbriar on Sept 28, 2018 12:20:30 GMT 1
I realised the same, didn’t think it through so will withhold BotA if it’s ok with Narrator.
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Post by Father on Sept 28, 2018 12:38:46 GMT 1
It is.
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Post by Titus Blackbriar on Sept 28, 2018 12:50:35 GMT 1
The lance hit him like a ballista and whilst it’s aim was not keen enough to force him out of his seat the sheer impact almost knocked him out cold. Titus’ attempt for showmanship had failed but when his vision cleared he realises that he had attleast brought Ser Edric from his horse.
Thank the gods for that, he would hardly have survived another pass.
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