Tourneys and jousting

Exeter · 07-20-2009, 07:19 PM

Two points I'd like to interject:

1. While on horseback, I'd probably consider both combatants to have bad footing (which could, of course, be negated by Perfect Balance).

2. Don't forget that breaking your lance can be considered a loss just as falling off your horse is. Thus, someone with Fine or Very Fine quality weapons will be at a significant advantage.

07-20-2009, 07:19 PM	#7
Exeter Join Date: Apr 2009	Re: Tourneys and jousting Two points I'd like to interject: 1. While on horseback, I'd probably consider both combatants to have bad footing (which could, of course, be negated by Perfect Balance). 2. Don't forget that breaking your lance can be considered a loss just as falling off your horse is. Thus, someone with Fine or Very Fine quality weapons will be at a significant advantage.