Ranulf de Blondeville slams his visor down and sits erect astride his magnificent grey steed. In honor of his distinguished grandfather, who invented heraldry, he has bound a sheaf of wheat to the front of his shield.

His form is excellent, and as he thunders down the pitch, it seems that the Earl of Warwick may well be in danger.


Joust tilt 1: Lance, tn 17: 1d20 12

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be Ranulf de Blondeville's day, for Waleran de Beaumont angles his lance just so, and trouble ensues.

Joust tilt 1: Lance, tn 14: 1d20 14 That there's a critical hit.

Oh my God, I hope he doesn't just kill him!: 8d6 29

After armor soak of 14, He takes 15 damage, leaving him at 21 hp. Unfortunately, the heavy armor makes his Dexterity roll that much harder.

Dexterity roll to stay on horse, tn 6: 1d20 12

And he lands in the mud.
Fall down go boom: 1d6 2
He hardly feels it, though.

Waleran dismounts to help his opponent up.

Ranulf snarls at Waleran and stands up on his own, stalking off the field.