[Day 4, Round 2]Ser Theomore Tullison v Ser Alayne Vance

[Theomore Tullison]

Theomore makes another show of it, once again saluting Lord Tully before making his way over to prepare himself for the next tilt.

Passive ride 18
AR 10
Health 9
High in Saddle +2

[Reader]

Ser Alyane Vance is not from the same branch of the Vance family as Ser Manfryd, the Tully's master at arms, but like Ser Arryn Vance in the last round, he would he in Ser Manfryd's shadow if they were related.

The beneficiary of a kind draw, he is perhaps out of his depth at this stage.

Passive ride 9
AR 7
Health 9
[url=High in the saddle +2][/url]: 6d6k3+2 15

[Theomore Tullison]

Ser Alayne's lance is once again rather effortlessly pushed aside by Ser Theomore's shield, though his own does not strike as cleanly as he had wished. Still, it just edges above the shield carrying the tower and dragon of the Vances of Atranta, shattering upon Ser Alayne's chest, if perhaps a bit too far to the side for Theomore's liking.

[url=High in the Saddle +2][/url]: 8d6k3+2 14
2 DoS, 18 damage, -7 for AR, means 11 damage. TN 12 to stay in the saddle, I do believe that's something he won't make, and so he takes another 9 damage and bye bye Ser Alayne?

[Reader]

[OOC: indeed, he can't make that, slumping from his horse, his fate in Theomore's hands]

[Theomore Tullison]

While Theomore is not too happy with his strike, it is enough for Ser Alayne to fall off his horse, though not quite with so much force as Lord Smallwood had been. In his pride, he refuses assistance from the attendants in getting back on his feet. Theomore throws away his broken lance, hands the helmet to his squire and takes a victory lap in front of the stands, throwing a bouquet of flowers handed to him by a page at nowhere in particular, but there was a lovely young girl in that general direction.

[Consequense: No more than ransom and shaken self-esteem]

[Reader]

[OOC: whew! Guys, send out a search party for the real Theo while I stall this doppelgänger...]

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