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Post by The Great Other on Aug 25, 2012 22:23:51 GMT -5
Practice weapons were given to Cedric and Podrick and they were lead to one of the practice rings.
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Post by Ser Cedric Tarly on Aug 25, 2012 22:26:32 GMT -5
Cedric takes a few practice swings with his greatsword. It was lighter than he was used to, being wooden, but it would do. The knight took a ready stance, waiting for the mockingbird to do the same.
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Post by Ser Podrick Baelish on Aug 25, 2012 22:27:41 GMT -5
The Maester entered the ring and got on his personal stance, focused as always. Calm as still water... Hacking and hammering...
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Post by The Great Other on Aug 25, 2012 23:07:15 GMT -5
(Tarly Noteworthy Greatsword: Roll 143)
(Baelish Noteworthy Longsword: Roll 157)
Cedric charges chopping his massive Greatsword. Podric raises hi sheild just in time to deflect the attack and rolls to the side, Cedric's momentum goes with him allowing Podrick to strike Cedric in the back.
(Tarly Noteworthy Greatsword Rolls 168)
(Baelish Noteworthy Longsword Rolls 152)
Cedric recovers from the light blow he turns to rise his blade to block a swipe from Podricks Longsword. Podricks shield would stop most of his attacks however Cedric feints a blow allowing him to turn into a uppercut hitting the side of Podricks armor however defecting off. They take steps back holding themselves ready again.
(Tarly Noteworthy Greatsword Rolls 146)
(Baelish Noteworthy Longsword Rolls 137)
Cedric charges Podrick who lifts his shield. However this time Cedric is able to break past the shield and his his shoulder. The light hit makes Podrick staggers back however regains himself quickly taking a deep breath and charges the Reachman once again.
(Tarly Noteworthy Greatsword Rolls 131)
(Baelish Noteworthy Longsword Rolls 167)
Cedric and charges when he sees Podrick charging and lifts his sword. However Podrock was smart and stepped to the side taking a swing at Cedrics thigh, the hid was hard to make Cedric stumble and roll landing on his face and Podrick walks over and signals he has won by placing a foot on his back.
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