Lane 3 Lord Rickart Nayland & Ser Niall Lucas

[size=150:nqrfqalo]Round 1
Rickart Nayland, sensing the superior skill of his opponent, attempted to ride aggressively, hoping that the added leverage would help dislodge Ser Niall Lucas from his saddle. He received a vicious blow from the knight, but was able to roll with the hit and stay solidly in his saddle. He was able to take a few gulps of air before his next round began.

[url=high in the saddle round 1 L.R.T.][/url]: 5d6k3+2 19
TN 15 = 4 = 1 DOS = 8 damage - 10 AR = 0 damage

[url=stay in saddle TN 12 round 1 with 1 injury][/url]: 4d6k3-1 12

[url=catch your breath][/url]: 3d6-1 4

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CD 9 6 8
health 3 9
passive ride 13 (11)
F/I/W 0/1/0

Ser Niall Lucas, sensing that his superior skill with a lance would be helpful here, decided to take a defensive approach to help outlast Lord Rickart and the others at the tournament, as he had heard that Ser Kevan was a mighty jouster. He took the blow with some effect, but was able to stay in the saddle

[url=braced round 1 L.R.T. -2 +2][/url]: 7d6k4 18
vs TN 11 = 7 = 2 DOS = 20 damage - 10 AR = 10 damage - 3 from injury = 7 damage

[url=stay in saddle][/url]: 4d6k3 13

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1.
Niall Lucas base armor shield
CD 10 7 9
health 12 12
passive ride 13 (15)
F/I/W 0/0/0

[size=150:nqrfqalo]Round 2

Rickart Nayland, having been hit hard from the last round, decides to go low in the saddle, hoping to avoid any further injury from the skilled knight. Unfortunately due to his defensive posture he shatters his lance on Ser Niall Lucas shield, but then takes a very solid hit, his shield arm makes a popping sound from the force of the blow. Wincing in the pain he jerks from the knights vicious blow, falling from the saddle. The force he hits the ground with causes another crunching sound

[url=Low in the saddle, pass 2, LRT - 2][/url]: 5d6k3-2 12-1 injury = 11 vs TN 13 = 0 DOS

[url=stay in saddle TN 12][/url]: 4d6k2-1 9

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CD 9 6 8
health 3 9
passive ride 13 (11)
F/I/W 0/1/1

Ser Niall Lucas, sensing that his opponent was doing poorly, rode straight for his opponent, Hitting him solidly and riding past with no further issue. Rounding the lane he looks back and sees Lord Rickart on the ground and raises his broken lance in triumph.

[url=pass 2, LRT, balanced][/url]: 7d6k4 18 vs TN 13 = 2 DOS = 20 damage - 10 AR = 10 damage = 1 wound = 0 damage

Code:

1.
Niall Lucas base armor shield
CD 10 7 9
health 12 12
passive ride 13 (15)
F/I/W 0/0/0

Ser Niall Lucas advances to the next round to face off against Ser Kevan.

Ser Niall Lucas sits across the lane from Ser Kevan, kicking his horse he charges towards Ser Kevan, aggressively sitting in his saddle, Hoping to force the knight out of his saddle

[url=joust round 2 LRT 1st pass aggressive +2 fight][/url]: 7d6k4+2 21

10 damage per DOS

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1.
Niall Lucas base armor shield
CD 10 7 9
health 12 12
passive ride 13 (11)
F/I/W 0/0/0

[OOC: the lists have not been finalized yet, so this is a bit premature. Theo has not rolled status or declared a lane, Kevan and I may change lanes, etc.)]

[I will stay in this lane, but yes, we should wait for Theomore to declare]

Kevan Lyras wrote:[I will stay in this lane, but yes, we should wait for Theomore to declare]

Baelon wrote:[OOC: the lists have not been finalized yet, so this is a bit premature. Theo has not rolled status or declared a lane, Kevan and I may change lanes, etc.)]

(Theomore has already stated he was going after the PC's. I doubt he would roll higher then a 22, (he has a very slim chance on 4d6) and this is just grinding npc:'s. We can edit out Ser kevan if needs be. even if Ser Theomore chooses this lane he only has 5d6 which means roughtly 4 % chance of meeting the challenger and 1.5 % chance of beating him, safe to say that it is reasonable to move things along, especially with how many NPC's we have to run through )

[Theomore wanting something and Theomore getting it are two different things, unless everyone thinks it's fine that Theo manages to find some pretext to be fashionably late (he also has a history of finding arrangements with the tourney organizer), we're also awaiting Ben's declaration, though he comes in after Niall anyway.]

Kevan sits on his trusty black horse, his helm and armour equally black except for the golden suns stylized on the left side of his helmet and the chestplate of his armour. He greets his opponent with a nod and waves at the crowd. As the signal comes up, he likewise leads his steed into a charge, lowering his lance.

[Disregard comment, but as Theo points out, there are some more dice to be rolled by Niall]


Stats
[url=Joust (R2 / T1, normal)][/url]: 10d6k4 23
Passive Ride: 15
Health 12/12
AR 11
Damage: 9 per DoS

[Not exactly, Ser Niall comes in before you in this lane due to better status and defeated him, though it looks like Arlyn is forgetting the jousting 101, first you must subtract the training penalty, then you must add Animal Handling to the mix. Which leaves him with 9k4]

[Ah, I realize that he comes first, but I mixed up the stats of the two knights, my bad. :? ]

Seeing a couple of mechanical errors with significant effct, so here is a recap with corrected mechanics, and a 3rd Pass from scratch.

Lord Rickart Nayland vs. Ser Niall Lucas
Pass 1
High in the Saddle:+2 attack roll, -2 from ride test to stay mounted if hit (not passive ride)
Braced:-2 attack roll, +2 from ride test to stay mounted if hit (not passive ride)

Lord Rickart's charge: High in the saddle (2) - 7d6k3+2 [url=pass 1 missing dice][/url]: 2#1d6 3 4 no change.
19 vs PR 13;
2 DoS * 8 = 16 -10AR = 6 damage and a TN 12 Ride test. Ser Niall rolls 13+2 for braced is 15, success.

Ser Niall's charge Braced (2): 9d6k4-2 [url=Vs Nayland Pass 1 missing dice][/url]: 2#1d6 4 5 5 replaces a 4, 19-2 for braced is 17.
17 vs. PR 13;
1 DoS * 10 = 10 - 9AR = 1 damage and a TN 9 Ride test. Lord Rickart rolls a 13-2 for HitS is 11, success

Lord Rickart rolls a 5, 2 DoS on his Catch Your Breath, and ends the round at 9/9 health.
Ser Niall rolls a 19, 4 DoS on his Catch Your Breath, and ends the round at 10/12 health. [url=Pass 1 CYB][/url]: 4d6 19

Pass 2
Low in the Saddle does not exist, I presume from the description you mean Defensive: -2 attack roll, +2 passive ride

Lord Rickart's charge: Defensive (2) - 7d6k3-2 [url=Pass 2 missing dice][/url]: 2#1d6 6 5 6 replaces 3 for 17, -2 defensive = 15
15 vs PR 13;
1 DoS * 8 = 8 -10AR = 0 damage and a TN 9 Ride test. Ser Niall rolls 16, success. [url=Pass 2 Stay in Saddle][/url]: 4d6k3 16

Ser Niall's charge: Balance, 9d6k4 [url=pass 2 missing dice][/url]: 2#1d6 2 5 5 replaces 4 for 19
19 vs PR 15;
1 DoS * 10 = 10 - 9AR = 1 damage and a TN 9 Ride test. Lord Rickart rolls a 13;
success.

Lord Rickart rolls a 13 CYB, 3 DoS, and ends at 9/9 health.[url=Pass 2 CYB][/url]: 3d6 13
Ser Niall rolls a 12 CYB. 3 DoS, and ends at 12/12 health. [url=Pass 2 CYB][/url]: 4d6 12

Pass 3
Lord Rickart, thanks to the lucky blow in the first pass knows he only needs to maintain his slight lead, and maintains his defensive posture.
Ser Niall, frustrated at the lack of success he has had against an inferior foe, decides he needs to get a solid strike, and opts to rise in the saddle.

Lord Rickart's charge: [url=Pass 3 Defensive 2][/url]: 7d6k4-2 17
17 vs. PR 13;
1 DoS * 8 = 8 -10AR = 0 damage and a TN 9 Ride test. Ser Niall rolls 11, success [url=Pass 3 Stay In Saddle (HitS 2)][/url]: 4d6k3-2 11

Ser Niall's charge: [url=Pass 3 High in the Saddle 2][/url]: 9d6k4+2 23
23 vs. PR 15;
2 DoS * 10 = 20-9AR = 11 -3 (injury) = 8 damage and a TN 12 ride test. Lord Rickart rolls 10. FAILS [url=Pass 3 Stay in Saddle][/url]: 4d6k3-1 10
Takes another 10 - 10 (wound) = 0 damage

Lord Rickart falls to the ground, hard. Assistants rush out onto the field and carry him - unconscious - to the Maester's tent.

Ser Niall, Pass 1 vs Kevan

[url=joust round 2 LRT 1st pass aggressive +2 fight][/url]: 7d6k4+2 21
[url=Pass 1 vs Kevan missing dice][/url]: 2#1d6 5 5 5s replace 4 and 3 for 22+2 Aggressive for 24
24 vs PR 15;
2 DoS, 20-11 AR = 9 Damage and a TN 12 ride test

Kevan's charge:
23 vs PR 11, 3 DoS 27-10AR = 17-8(2 Injuries) = 9 Damage and a TN 15 ride test. Ser Niall rolls a 14. FAILS [url=Pass 1 vs Kevan Stay in Saddle][/url]: 4d6k3-2 14
Ser Niall takes an additional 9 - 8 (2 Injuries) = 1 Damage.

Kevan, roll to stay in the saddle (TN 12).

Both lances connect as the two knights close in on each other and break with a loud crack. Ser Kevan holds on to his steed, deflecting the hard blow with his shield. His opponent is not so lucky, catching the lance on his shoulder, which leaves him stumbling from his saddle, falling hard on the ground.
As the crowd cheers, Kevan waves once, before dismounting. He checks on his opponent, who is already tended to by a rushed in maester. The Marsten knight walks over to the main stands and takes the seat assigned to the current champion of lane 3, waiting for new challengers to come forwards.

[url=Stay in the saddle][/url]: 6d6k3 16

Ser Kevan did not have to wait very long, before another challenger rode forward to show his might. Ser Syron Vypern, known as 'the Red Toad' - a combination of his wild red hair and his coat of arms depicting a black toad on a green field - tapped the Lyras shield below Kevan's seat. The knight was a bannerman of House Frey and obviously eager to show his prowess against a worthy opponent.


Ser Syron Vypern
9d6k4 charge, 8 Damage;
PR 14, AR 9;
5d6k3 Ride;
12/12 health
Kevan's technique posted in private forum
Kevans PR: 15 + 5 Anointed = 20

The upcoming opponents:
Ser Dyron Vypern (Knights of Quality)
Ser Dorran Deddings (Knights of Quality)
Ser Dromen Roote (Knights of Quality)
Ser Curtass Wode (Typical Knight)
11 Additional Nameless Knights
3 Nameless Hedge

The Red Toad launches into a desperate charge against the Valeman, hoping to make a name for himself as the man who unhorsed the noted jouster, Ser Kevan Lyras. He feels confident, his lance seems well placed... but in the split second he has to see what is happening it doesn't seem to do much... in his distraction at his ineffable ineffectiveness, he all but falls out of the saddle on his own accord...

[url=Pass 1 v Kevan (HitS 2)][/url]: 9d6k4+2 23
vs PR 20, 1 DoS, 8 - 10 AR and a TN 9 Ride test

[url=Pass 1 Ride test (HitS 2)][/url]: 5d6k3-2 7

Kevan's lance struck the black toad on the red toad's shield lifting the poor knight into the air before he landed on his back. Dyron's own lance was well placed indeed, but with the experience of many jousts, Kevan adjusted and held on in his saddle.

[It is actually 2DoS, as Kevan was riding aggressively 20-2= 18 ->
23= 2 DoS]
[url=Joust - Red Toad aggressive][/url]: 10d6k4+2 24
[url=Stay in the saddle][/url]: 6d6k3 16

[OOC: I'll let you tot up the results in the future. Keeps it cleaner. Ready for another toad?]

[Yes, technique against Ser Dorran Deddings posted in private forum]

Ser Dorran Deddings - known among the young ladies of his family's lands as 'toad face', an apt but unfortunate nickname first minted by his somewhat older sister Darla when they were but children - is Ser Kevan's next opponent.

[url=Pass 1 vs. Ser Kevan (Hits 2)][/url]: 9d6k4+2 17
[url=Pass 1 Ride test (HitS 2)][/url]: 5d6k3-2 15 (well then - looks like this might go to a second pass).

EDIT: this might be needed, though I probably could have just put it at the start of the next pass... especially if it needs to be modified for injuries and such.
[url=P1 Catch your Breath][/url]: 4d6 11 vs TN 0, 3 DoS;
recovers 3 health

Kevan opts for a more defensive approach to prevent that one lucky opponent suddenly ends his run in this journey. The men ride and the lances burst as both hit their target, although neither knight falls. Experts agree that Kevan's lance was placed a little bit more accurate, but neither men seem hurt.

PR: 15+2=17 ->
1 DoS
[url=Joust T1 Deddings][/url]: 10d6k4-2 20 ->
2DoS*9=18-10=8 ->
4/12 +CYB= 7/12
[url=Stay in the saddle][/url]: 6d6k3 15
[Technique for next round posted in private forum)

Ser Dorran, confident in his horsemanship after that last pass continues to ride high in the saddle...

[url=Pass 2 v Ser Kevan (HitS 2)][/url]: 9d6k4+2 20
[url=Pass 2 Ride Test (Hits 2)][/url]: 5d6k3-2 9

EDIT: how did I accidentally check "
disable BBCode"
on this post? well, fixed now.

Following the same strategy again, the Marsten knight sits comofortably in his saddle, deflecting the lance easily with his shield. His own lance on the other hand, finds an opening and hits the Dedding knight right on his breastplate. Riding high in his saddle, 'Toad Face' struggles with his balance and falls from his steed. It took two rounds, but Ser Kevan prevails, returning to his seat as the current champion of Lane 3.

[url=Joust T2 Deddings][/url]: 10d6k4-2 21: 2 DoS ->
Ride Test Fails

PR: 15+2=17 ->
1 DoS
[url=Stay in the saddle][/url]: 6d6k3 12

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That was the fourth joust on Lane 3. We have a total of 20 over three days. I'd say three more on the first day. There is one more KoQ coming, followed by 12 regular knights and 3 hedge knights. Ereth, do you have any more names you'd like us to include (and attach silly nicknames to), or should we make them up as we go?

[ooc]I came with enough names for day 1 I thought, but I can do so for the rest of the 60 average knights and 9 hedge knights XD

[Eh, I fogot two names: Ser Dromen Roote (Knights of Quality) and Ser Curtass Wode are still to come, sorry]

The next challenger of Kevan, was a young knight from Horroway's town, Ser Dromen Roote. The young man was clad in a polished plate armour, his shield showing the two-headed horse of his family. But unlike the official coat-of-arms of his house, his horse was on a field of blue. The man tapped Kevan's shield and issued his challenge in a booming voice: "
I challenge Ser Kevan Lyras, the knight of House Marsten!"



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Stats: KoQ as before
Technique posted in personal form

Ser Dromen Roote, having seen his peers handily defeated decides that caution is the best option...

[url=Pass 1 vs Kevan Defensive 2][/url]: 9d6k4-2 17
[url=Pass 1 Ride test][/url]: 5d6k3 13

9 Damage, PR 16 (with Def 2), AR 10, 12/12