The match between Sir William d'Aubigny and Waleran de Beaumont opens with the customary pleasantries and dipping of lances.

Unfortunately, as the horses make their way down the list, churning up mud, Sir William is unable to quite get a fix on the Earl.

Joust tilt 1: Lance, tn 15: 1d20 17

Earl Waleran is not so unfortunate, however, and is able to catch Sir William in the shield.
Joust tilt 1: Lance, tn 14: 1d20 3


Get wrecked, William: 8d6 39

Everyone in the crowd could feel the force of that hit.

"Oof," the Marshal says, wincing.

For his part, Sir William goes sailing through the air and lands flat on his back in the center of the lists.



Waleran de Beaumont is the victor!

Of course, he is more than a little concerned for his opponent's welfare, and rushes over along with the medics to make sure he is okay.

Turns out, he is little the worse for wear, and is able, with a little help, to walk off the lists, much to the relief of the crowd.