Session Played: 2024-07-09
Year 487
Question & Answers
What happened, and where is, Sir Emeric’s cousin that disappeared in 485?
Is Lady Gwiona pregnant?
Will Earl Roderick approve the marriage between Sir Roger & Lady Adwen in 487?
Where is Beorthric and where did he get his training?
Scene 1
Scene: Embassy Lindsey
Character: Sir Bovert & Sir Roger
Dramatis Personae: Earl Roderick, King Uther, Merlin, Duke Ulfius & the Duke of Lindsey
Location: Lincoln
Player Note: Since the main character, Sir Gwyn, isn’t here I will run this as a quick intermission. Sir Bovert & Sir Roger will get checks in Intrigue & Hunting.Sir Roger and Sir Bovert join their Earl in traveling to Lincoln. They meet King Uther and his small contingent of guards along with Merlin and Duke Ulfius.
The Duke of Lindsey has been recalcitrant in obeying Uther lately. When they arrive at Lincoln the duke is not there. While waiting the nobles go on a hunt. Bovert and Roger being quite inept at hunting do their best to not get in the way.
A week later the Duke of Lindsey arrives and a feast is prepared. The duke is not pleased with Uther’s presence.
Sir Bovert Intrigue 10, roll = failure
Sir Roger Intrigue 3, roll = failureDuring the feast King Uther commands that everyone shall hear the tale of the Sword Lake.
Sir Roger Orate 13, roll 3 = success 10 Glory for speaking on the kings commandUther stops the tale when it gets to the part where Merlin pulls the blade from the lake.
“Merlin,” says the King, “Can you tell us more of this sword?” And, of course, everyone knows Uther has it, but Merlin then tells a part of the High History of Excalibur and ends by pulling it from under his robes, gleaming in the smoky halls and dispelling all shadows.
Duke Lindsey is sitting straight up in his chair by this time, as are his knights. They are, perhaps despite themselves, quite impressed. Lindsey’s attitude becomes warmer towards Uther, who is obviously enjoying himself even more.
Glory Awards 15 Glory for witnessing Lindsey’s submission
Will Earl Roderick allow the marriage between Sir Roger & Lady Adwen?
Sir Roger Fealty(Lord) 16, roll 5 = success
Yes, they will be wed later this year.
Is Lady Gwiona pregnant?
Childbirth d20+3, roll 12 = Child born, but mother dies in childbirth
Daughter Child survival roll d20, roll 20 = child survives the year
Does Sir Bovert claim the bastard daughter as his own?
Sir Bovert Generous 13, roll 15 = failure, roll selfish
Sir Bovert Selfish 7, roll 1 = success
Result: Sir Bovert does not claim the child, and she is sent of to be raised by nuns. Rumors circulate among the court but nothing substantial happens.Earl Roderick is pleased with Sir Roger’s and agrees to a marriage pact between Lady Adwen and Sir Roger.
Player Note: Sir Roger will gain a dowry of 2 demesne and 4 enfeoffed manors as well as 740 glory from marrying Lady Adwen. This would make him a banneret knight.After the feast King Uther dispatches messengers to other nearby kings, inviting them to Lindsey. Sir Roger and Sir Bovert are sent to Malahut and the Centurion king, Heraut des Aprés.
In Eburacum, an ancient roman city, they are force to wait in the old part of the city. They are forced to wait several weeks for the kings return.
“Tell King Uther that I will visit him when I have leisure time.” The king says scornfully after they have delivered the message. Then they are dismissed and sent back to Salisbury.
Sir Bovert is distraught to hear that Lady Gwiona has died in childbirth while they were away. Despite his great feelings for the lady he does not claim the child as his.
Sir Roger and Lady Adwen plan a wedding feast to be held in autumn.
Scene 2
Scene: Naval Raids
Character: Sir Gwyn
Dramatis Personae: Sir Emeric, Prince Madoc, Sir Jaycob & Admiral Gwenwynwyn
Location: Hantonne
Gwyn had traveled with Sir Emeric to Hantonne, where they met Prince Madoc’s force. A little less than a hundred knights have showed up from all over Logres.
The admiral, Gwenwynwyn son of Naf, watched the knights with a critical eye as Prince Madoc had given his commands. This was a strictly military operation. They were not invading, seeking plunder or here for the love of battle. The knights were to protect the sailors as they burn any Saxon ship’s they find along the coast line.
The ships they traveled on were cramped with knight’s and sailors. They kept close to the coast lines and put into land each night.
The first battle started as they landed in Pevensy.
Player’s Unit Size: 3 + player knights
Unit Commander’s Battle Skill: 10
Length of Battle: 1 rounds
Battle Size: small
Commanders Prince Madoc (Battle = 17) Saxons (Battle = 10)
Modifiers 1 Saxon per 3 knights
Battle Round 1 of 1
Prince Madoc Battle 17(+5 Outnumber Foe), roll 15 = success, no modifier
Saxons Battle 10(-5 Outnumbered), roll 11 = failure, -5 battalion commander’s roll
Melee
A Prepartion
Sir Gwn, Sir Emeric & Sir Jaycob are afoot an attached to Sir Gwyn’s unit
B Melee Event
3d6, roll 14 = +5 unit commander battle roll, enemy battalion outnumbered
C Unit Battle Roll
Sir Gwyn Battle 10(+5 Foe Outnumbered), roll 13 = success, Unit can engage, remain disengaged, or withdraw to the rear.
Order Engage
I Engage the Enemy
Attack Disengaged
Enemy roll d20 = Heorthgeneat Axe 14, Spear 12, 6d6, Armor 6+6 (3 knights vs. 1, Axe is 5/5/4)
I Fight Sir Gwyn Sword 15, roll 16 vs. Heorthgeneat Axe 5, roll 4
Heorthgeneat wins, 22 damage - 10 armor
Gwyn Current HP 16
Sir Emeric Sword 15, roll 12 vs. Heorthgeneat Axe 5, roll 18
Sir Emeric wins 16 damage - 6 armor
Sir Jaycob Sword 15, roll 12 vs. Heorthgeneat Axe 5, roll 12
Sir Jaycob Wins 23 damage - 6 armor
F Follower Fate Sir Gwyn Battle 10(+5 Outnumber Foe), roll 12 = success
Result: 10% losses (2% killed, 8% wounded). Survivors are victorious.
Glory Gained Round 1
Sir Gwyn x0.5 = 7
Sir Emeric x1 = 15
Sir Jaycob x1 = 15
Hyfaidd First Aid 10, roll 4 = success Gwyn Current HP 19
Total Glory Gained
Sir Gwyn: 10
Sir Emeric: 10
Sir Jaycob: 10Their first landing was a hectic rush of knight’s. Gwyn leads his battalion but is surprised by a well armed Heorthgeneat. Sir Emeric and Sir Jaycob quickly dispatch the warrior. The knights are victorious and burn all the ships they find.
“Perhaps you should lead us next time, Em.” Gwyn winces in pain as his squire tends to his wounds. His mail had protected him from the worst of it, but he was going to be sore for a few weeks.
“I could, or I could be ready to bail you out of another sticky situation.” Emeric smiled as he cleaned his blade.
Player’s Unit Size: 3 + player knights
Unit Commander’s Battle Skill: 10
Length of Battle: 1 rounds
Battle Size: small
Commanders Prince Madoc (Battle = 17) Saxons (Battle = 10)
Modifiers 2 Saxon per 3 knights
Battle Round 1 of 1
Prince Madoc Battle 17, roll 15 = success, no modifier
Saxons Battle 10, roll 15 = failure, -5 battalion commander’s roll
Melee
A Prepartion
Sir Gwn, Sir Emeric & Sir Jaycob are afoot an attached to Sir Gwyn’s unit
B Melee Event 3d6, roll 14 = +0 unit commander battle roll, could go either way
C Unit Battle Roll
Sir Gwyn passion Fealty(Lord) 16, roll 12 = success inspired battle
Sir Gwyn Battle 10(+10 Inspired), roll 12 = success, Unit can engage, remain disengaged, or withdraw to the rear. Order Engage
I Engage the Enemy
Attack Disengaged
Enemy roll d20 = Heorthgeneat Axe 13, Bow 12, 5d6/3d6, Armor 6+6 (3 knights vs. 2, Axe)
Sir Gwyn passion Love(Family) 17, roll 6 = inspired
Sword Sir Emeric Hate(Saxon) 18, roll 16 = inspired Sword
I Fight
Sir Gwyn Sword 15(+10 Inspired), roll 17 vs. Heorthgeneat 1 Axe 7, roll 14
Sir Gwyn wins, 17 damage - 6 armor
Gwyn Current HP 16
Sir Emeric Sword 15(+10 Inspired), roll 19 vs. Heorthgeneat 2 Axe 13, roll 18 Sir Emeric wins 12 damage - 6 armor
Sir Jaycob Sword 15, roll 14 vs. Heorthgeneat 1 Axe 7, roll 12
Sir Jaycob Wins 14 damage - 6 armor
F Follower Fate
Sir Gwyn Battle 10(+10 Inspired), roll 5 = success
Result: 10% losses (2% killed, 8% wounded). Survivors are victorious. Unit is small so no deaths.
Total Glory Gained
Sir Gwyn: 20
Sir Emeric: 20
Sir Jaycob: 20A day later the fleet lands in Dover. They still outnumber the Saxon’s but are not with as great a number this time. Gwyn and his cousin fight together while Emeric roaring with blood lust takes on Saxons by himself.
Madoc is confident of their success, despite them getting deeper and deeper into Saxon territory. They leave Dover’s shore littered with burning wreck and fallen foes.
A few days later they sail up the Blackwater River and land at Maldon. Only a few ships are present and the few Saxon flee without putting up resistance.
When they sail towards the Colne they are assailed by a small Saxon fleet. Their war ships are filled to bursting with Saxon’s as a bloody battle ensues on the Blackwater.
Player’s Unit Size: 3 + player knights
Unit Commander’s Battle Skill: 10
Length of Battle: 1 rounds
Battle Size: small Commanders Prince Madoc (Battle = 17) Saxons (Battle = 10)
Modifiers 2 Saxon per 3 knights
Battle Round 1 of 1
Prince Madoc Battle 17, roll 19 = failure, -5 battalion commander’s roll
Saxons Battle 10, roll 11 = failure, -5 battalion commander’s rollMelee A
Prepartion
Sir Gwn, Sir Emeric & Sir Jaycob are afoot an attached to Sir Gwyn’s unit
B Melee Event 3d6, roll 10 = +0 unit commander battle roll, could go either way
C Unit Battle Roll
Sir Gwyn passion Fealty(Lord) 16, roll 10 = success inspired battle
Sir Gwyn Battle 10(+10 Inspired), roll 7 = success,
Unit can engage, remain disengaged, or withdraw to the rear.
Order Engage
I Engage the Enemy
Attack Disengaged
Enemy roll d20 = Ceorl Great Spear 10 4d6, Armor 1+0 (2 Saxons vs. 1 knight)
Sir Emeric Hate(Saxon) 18, roll 4 = inspired Sword
I Fight
Sir Gwyn Sword 15(7 divided), roll 5 vs. Ceorl 1 Great Spear 10, roll 14
Sir Gwyn wins, 13 damage 1 armor
Sir Gwyn Sword 15(8 divided), roll 12 vs. Ceorl 2 Great Spear 10, roll 14 Ceorl 2 wins, 16 damage - 10 armor
Gwyn current HP 13
Sir Emeric Sword 15(+10 Inspired, divided to 12 total), roll 11 vs. Ceorl 3 Great Spear 10, roll 11
Sir Emeric wins 16 damage - 1 armor
Sir Emeric Sword 15(+10 Inspired, divided to 13 total), roll 2 vs. Ceorl 4 Great Spear 10, roll 4
Ceorl 4 wins, 19 damage - 16 armor
Sir Emeric current HP 30
Sir Jaycob Sword 15(7 divided), roll 9 vs. Ceorl 5 Great Spear 10, roll 5 Ceorl 5 wins, 14 damage - 10 armor
Sir Jaycob current HP 26
Sir Jaycob Sword 15(8 divided), roll 2 vs. Ceorl 5 Great Spear 10, roll 16
Sir Jaycob wins, 17 damage - 1 armor
Everyone gets a partial success
F Follower Fate
Sir Gwyn Battle 10(+10 Inspired), roll 5 = success
Result: 10% losses (2% killed, 8% wounded). Survivors are victorious. Unit is small so no deaths.
Glory Gained Round 1
Sir Gwyn x1 = 15
Sir Emeric x1 = 15
Sir Jaycob x1 = 15
Hyfaidd First Aid 10, roll 3 = failure
Gwyn Current HP 13
Total Glory Gained
Sir Gwyn: 30
Sir Emeric: 30
Sir Jaycob: 30The battle at sea isn’t going to well for Gwyn’s unit. They all fend of a horde of Saxon units and Gwyn takes a spear wound to the side. He is close to falling unconscious but stays alive. Emeric shrugs off the enemy spears with his usual bravado.
In the end the Saxon fleet is driven off and the Admiral orders the fleet to pursue.
Gwyn is too weary to carry on the fight and is forced to sit among the wounded on the boats. The others hound the surviving Saxon’s on the shore.
Simplified battle rounds from here
Sir Emeric Hate(Saxon) 18, roll 10 = inspired Sword
Enemy Heorthgeneat Axe 14, Spear 12, 6d6, Armor 6+6
Sir Emeric Sword 15(+10 Inspired), roll 20 vs. Heorthgeneat Axe 14, roll 12
Sir Emeric wins 42 damage -12 armor
Sir Jaycob Fealty(Lord) 15, roll 19 = failure Sword 15(-5 Disheartened), roll 2 vs. Heorthgeneat Axe 14, roll 9
Heorthgeneat wins, 22 -16 armor
Sir Jaycob current HP 20
Total Glory Gained
Sir Emeric 35
Player Note: It’s a bit unclear when you kill or don’t kill a foe in a battle. But Sir Emeric’s mighty 30 damage warrants some extra damage. Since Gwyn is wounded I will end the battle rolls here and let the rest be told by what happens to the army.Sir Jaycob joins Gwyn among the wounded. Sir Emeric is hailed for defeating a Saxon warrior in one stroke.
The fleet continues to Yarmouth where they rest up for a full week. The fleet is reinforced with more knights before sailing northward to Lindsey.
Sir Gwyn current HP 16 out of 28
Sir Emeric current HP 33 out of 33
Sir Jaycob current HP 26 out of 30
It will take Sir Gwyn another 5 weeks to heal, at least he didn’t get a major woundThe fleet is again attack by Saxon warship, this time near the Wash. Emeric has stayed in the ship with the wounded and helps protect the less able. The fleet is eventually victorious but have suffered a lot of wounds. It is the end of summer as they head back to Salisbury.
Total Glory Gained
Sir Gwyn 90
Sir Emeric 125
Sir Jaycob 90Scene 3
Scene: Banneret
Character: Sir Gwyn
Dramatis Personae: Sir Bovert, Sir Emeric, Sir Roger
Location: Salisbury
Sir Roger’s wedding was held in Sarum. Due to Lady Adwen’s sizeable inheritance Sir Roger would become an banneret. Four knights were now in service to him, ready to lend their sword to his cause. Gwyn was still feeling his injuries from battles but was healing quite well. He was happy to have a chance to spend time with his new wife, Lady Anarawd.
Roger and his new bride look resplendent up at the high table. Roger sat next to earl, deep in conversation. Gwyn was trying to make a good impression on Lady Anarawd but found most of the feast to be to distracting.
Roger had summoned Sir Bovert to the high table. They seemed to be comparing notes on etiquette. Gwyn had a suspicion that Roger was attempting to raise Bovert’s standing in the eyes of the earl.
“You lick spittle little priest, what do you know of honor!” Emeric was red in the face and yelling at a local priest. His wife, Lady Morgan, placed a gentle hand on his shoulder. Emeric sat down and looked mortified.
The evening continued and Lady Anarawd turned her attention to Gwyn. He felt elated, and as if something was going in the right direction. They seemed less awkward than they had at their own wedding. He barely noticed the servers bringing in wine and ale.
Bovert was drinking and seemed cheered by the occasion but Gwyn sensed that it was all a facade. He hadn’t been the same sine the new of Lady Gwiona had shocked Sarum.
Emeric was still sulking and refused any more of the offered ale. He saw that Bovert was starting to get a bit loud when talking to one of the serving girls. Standing up he offered to take the drunk knight of the young woman’s hands.
“You are gentleman and a scholar.” Bovert said as Emeric helped him to his feet.
“Let’s go for a little walk, get some fresh air.” Bovert followed, with a steady arm to lean on.
Gwyn saw that Roger and the earl was again in deep conversation. Roger was moving up in Salisbury. Suddenly he had earned more esteem than a lot of more senior knights. All agreed that the wedding feast had been a success. Even Bovert, after his hang over had subsided.
Feast Special feast since Sir Roger will be seated above the salt. I will give all the players a +5 to app rolls for seating, due to it being Sir Rogers wedding.
Seating
Sir Gwyn APP 12(+5), roll 3 = success, near the salt
Sir Bovert APP 16(+5), roll 15 = success, near the salt
Sir Emeric APP 8(+5), roll 5= success, near the salt
Feast Round 1
Above the Salt +2 Genialty
Sir Roger
Near the Salt +1 Geniality Sir Gwyn, Sir Bovert & Sir Emeric
Sir Gwyn Flirts with Lady Anarawd
Sir Gwyn passion Love(Family) 17, roll 6 = success, inspired flirting
Sir Gwyn flirting 3(+10 Inspired, +1 Glory), roll 16 = failure
Sir Bovert draws and plays 1 card = Meet the Host
”The host has heard of your puissance and wish to quiz you on you expertise.” Your best skill(choose if tied)
Sir Bovert Courtesy, roll 8 = success, the host is satisfied with your knowledge +2 Geniality
Sir Emeric draws and plays 1 card = Passion
”During a conversation, a fellow guest says you lack passion.” Any passion(your choice)
Sir Emeric Honor 16, roll 17 = failure, perhaps they’re right. Reduce the passion by 1 point. If you are speaking to a knight(roll 1d6, roll 5 = no), you may instead challenge him to a duel. +1 Geniality
Sir Roger Indulges Sir Roger Temperate 16, roll 12 = success, +1 Geniality
Total Geniality end of Round 1
Sir Gwyn 1
Sir Bovert 3
Sir Emeric 2
Sir Roger 3
Feast Round 2 Above the Salt +2 Genialty
Sir Roger
Near the Salt +1 Geniality
Sir Gwyn, Sir Bovert & Sir Emeric
Sir Gwyn Flirts with Lady Anarawd
Sir Gwyn flirting 3(+10 Inspired, +1 Glory), roll 9 = success, +1 Geniality
Sir Bovert draws and plays 1 card = More Drink
“Another jug of ale is brought out. INDULGENT(ALL PLAYERS) Mandatory(Indulgent 16+) +0 geniality
Sir Gwyn Indulgent 7, rolls 17 = failure, sober no modifiers
Sir Bovert Indulgent 7, rolls 4 = success, drunk +5 to Flirting, Orate, Lustful, Reckless, Indulgent, and Valorous; -5 to everything else
Sir Emeric Indulgent 7, rolls 18 = failure, sober no modifiers
Sir Roger Indulgent 4, rolls 9 = failure, sober no modifiers
Sir Emeric draws and plays 1 card = A Helping Hand
”A serving girl asks for assistance in taking care of a drunken knight.” Generous vs. Selfish
Sir Emeric Generous 13, roll 10 = success, Miss the next feast round. The knight remember your kindness when he wakes.
Gain 5 glory and +2 geniality
Sir Roger Speaks with Earl Roderick
Sir Roger Intrigue 3, roll = failure
Total Geniality end of Round 2
Sir Gwyn 3
Sir Bovert 4
Sir Emeric 5
Sir Roger 5
End of the Feast Sir Roger sat above the salt +100 glory No one accumulated the most glory and multiplies the final score by 10.
Sir Gwyn 3
Sir Bovert 4
Sir Emeric 5
Sir Roger 105
Cards drawn 88, 115, 98, 4Scene 4
Scene: End of Year 487
Character: Sir Gwyn
Dramatis Personae: Sir Bovert, Sir Emeric, Sir Roger
Location: Salisbury
Woodford Manor has a terrible harvest this year, but due to frugal savings and Lady Anarawd’s sizeable dowry they stay afloat. Idimston has a meager harvest but manages to support Sir Jaycob.
Lady Anarawd gives birth to her and Gwyn’s first child. A daughter they name Efa. Gwyn finds out that his wife is a capable chirgeoun and helps tend to his wounds. Their growing little family is a happy one. Still Gwyn broods and plots his revenge against Beorthric.
Lady Morgan gives birth to a son that she and Emeric name Tathan. Emeric is again invited to spend time at the earl’s court. Despite his uncouth manner he is becoming better acquainted with the court.
Lady Adwen gives birth to a daughter, that they name Morwenna. Sir Roger stays home as much as possible with his new responsibilities.
Sir Bovert performs his vassal duty by fending of a raid against Saxon barbarians. He doesn’t complain as much as usual. Staying out of Sarum’s courtly affairs helps fend of any rumors.
Winter Phase 487
Sir Bovert, Sir Emeric, Sir Roger will use the Narrative Economic System
Sir Bovert & Sir Emeric are considered to have a normal income level.
Sir Roger has a rich income level.Step 1 Solo Scenarios
Sir Gwyn Summer solo d6, roll 4 = Adventure
Adventure d6(+4 landed knight) = Generic religious trial
Generic d6, roll 5 = 50 glory, check 4 skills(battle, hunting, intrigue, romance), 3 traits(merciful, modest, temperate)
Sir Bovert Summer solo d6, roll 2 = vassal duty
Vassal duty d6(+4 landed knight), roll Generic, fight barbarians
Generic d6, roll 25 glory, check 5 skills(fashion, orate, compose, dancing, gaming), 2 traits(merciful, temperate)
Sir Emeric Summer solo d6, roll 3 = Liege Court
Liege Court d6(+4 landed knight), 6 = Generic entertain lord
Generic d6, roll 50 glory check 4 skills(battle, courtesy, spear, recognize) 3 traits(generous, temperate, valorous)
Sir Roger Summer solo d6, roll 4 = vassal duty
Vassal duty d6(+4 landed knight), roll 7 = Generic entertain lord
Generic d6, roll 3 = 10 glory, check 6 skills(horsemanship, courtesy, compose, religion(roman christian), Read(Latin), dancing), skills, 2 traits(forgiving, merciful)Step 2 Experience Rolls
Sir Gwyn
Energetic 13, roll 14 = increase to 14
Merciful 9, roll 2 = no increase
Modest 13, roll 8 = no increase
Temperate 13, roll 3 = no increase
Fealty(Lord) 16, roll 6 = no increase
Love(Family) 17, roll 7 = no increase
Compassion(My Commoners) 7, roll 17 = increase to 8
Battle 10, roll 5 = no increase
Hunting 8, roll 12 = increase to 9
Intrigue 3, roll 18 = increase to 4
Romance 2, roll 17 = increase to 3Sir Bovert
Selfish 7, roll 8 = increase to 8
Merciful 11, roll 15 = increase to 12
Temperate 13, roll 12 = no increase
Compose 1, roll 11 = increase to 2
Courtesy 15, roll 4 = no increase
Dancing 5, roll 10 = increase to 6
Fashion 6, roll 11 = increase to 7
Gaming 3, roll 17 = increase to 4
Hunting 2, roll 11 = increase to 3
Intrigue 10, roll 13 = increase to 11
Orate 5, roll 4 = no increaseSir Emeric
Generous 13, roll 13 = no increase
Temperate 14, roll 18 = increase to 15
Valorous 16, roll 10 = no increase
Hate(Saxons) 18, roll 13 = no increase
Battle 10, roll 8 = no increase
Sword 15, roll 7 = no increase
Spear 13, roll 11 = no increase
Courtesy 4, roll 9= increase to 5
Recognize 5, roll 18 = increase to 6Sir Roger
Forgiving 11, roll 6 = no increase
Merciful 10, roll 16 = increase to 11
Horsemanship 13, roll 3 = no increase
Compose 1, roll 9 = increase to 2
Courtesy 10, roll 1 = no increase
Dancing 2, roll 18 = increase to 3
Hunting 3, roll 18 = increase to 4
Intrigue 3, roll 10 = increase to 4
Read Language(Latin) 1, roll 2 = increase to 2
Religion(Roman Christian) 7, roll 16 = increase to 8Step 3 Aging
Everyone ages 1 year, Sir Gwyn is 24Step 4 Economic Circumstances
Sir Gwyn maintenance ordinary, no modifiers
Sir Bovert maintenance ordinary, no modifiers
Sir Emeric maintenance ordinary, no modifiers
Sir Roger maintenance rich, +3 childbirth, +1 stable rolls, +1 child survival, £3 disposable incomeStep 4 B. (Book of the Manor - Sir Gwyn only)
Woodford Manor
Revenue
Normal Income £6
Investment Income £1 (1d2-1, roll 2 Apiary
Anticipated Income £6
Fortune Manorial Luck d6, roll 5 = No Result
Fate Weather 3d6+5(-1 Apiary), roll 12 = Fate 14
Conflict d6, roll 3 = Bandits 1d6-1, roll 4
Pestilence No pestilence in year 487
Wasteland No wasteland in year 487Care
Sir Gwyn Concern(My Commoners) 7(+-0 Hate Landlord), roll 7 = failure, no effect
Harvest
Resident Steward £1 per year
Wybert Stewardship 15, roll 20 vs. Misfortune 18, roll 9
Result: Very Bad Harvest x1/4 Income
Tribute No tribute
Manor Income £2
Manor Improvements
Dovecote Building Cost £5, Maintenance £1, Annual Income £2
Tally Expenses £8
(£4 Ordinary Maintenance, £2 Unmarried, £1 Steward, £1 Fine Clothing)
Treasury £12
(Manor Income £2 - Expenses £8 -£5 Dovecote +£7 Existing Treasury, +£16 Dowry)
Player Note: Woodford had a terrible harvest, uncle Wybert had a stressful year. Thanks to the dowry from Lady Anarawd, we still have coin in the treasury.Idimston Manor
Revenue
Normal Income £6
Anticipated Income £6
Fortune Manorial Luck d6, roll 4 = no result
Fate Weather 3d6+5, roll 12 = Fate 11
Conflict d6, roll 1 = No result
Pestilence No pestilence in year 487
Wasteland No wasteland in year 487
Care Sir Jaycob Concern(My Commoners) 7(+-0 Hate Landlord), roll 8 = failure, no effect
Harvest Gwengad Stewardship 15, roll 2 vs. Misfortune 18, roll 7
Result: Meager x3/4 Income Tribute No tribute Manor Income £5
Manor Improvements
None
Tally Expenses £5
(£4 Ordinary Maintenance, £0 Unmarried, £1 Steward)
Treasury £0
(Manor Income £5 - Expenses £5)
Player Note: Idmiston at least didn’t loose money this year.Step 5 Stable Rolls
Sir Gwyn Stable
Trojan, charger age 4, d20 roll 17 = horse remains healthy
Horse #2, rouncey age 4, d20 roll 17 = horse remains healthy
Horse #3, rouncey age 4, d20 roll 18 = horse remains healthy
Horse #3, sumpter age 4, d20 roll 5 = horse remains healthyStep 6 Family Rolls
Found a Winter Phase PDF online with survival rolls for family members. So that will happen this year.
Marriage Sir Bovert no marriage
Children Lady Anarawd childbirth d20, roll 17 = healthy child, d6, roll 3 = female named efa
Lady Morgan childbirth d20, roll 9 = healthy child, d6, roll 3 = male Tathan
Lady Adwen childbirth d20, roll 14 = healthy child, d6, roll 3 = female Morwenna
Family Events
Sir Gwyn family event d20, roll 5 = marriage in family(grandfather)
Sir Bovert family event d20, roll 4 = no event
Sir Emeric family event d20, roll 14 = marriage in family(sister)
Sir Roger family event d20, roll 5 = birth in family(sister)
Family Survival rolls
Lady Anarawd roll 9 = safe
Lady Morgan roll 5 = safe
Lady Adwen roll 13 = safe
Child Survival Rolls
Baby Efa roll 12 = safe
Baby Tathan roll 16 = safe
Baby Morwenna roll 16 = safe
All other extended family on Gwyn’s side is alive
Household Member Improvement
Lady Anarawd improve Stewardship & Industry to 11, Chirurgy & First Aid to 14
Wybert improve Stewardship 15 d6, roll 2 = no improvement
Gwengad improve Stewardship 15 d6, roll 4 = no improvement
Hyfaidd improves First Aid to 11, Battle to 4, Horsemanship to 8, Other (Boating) to 8
Sir Jaycob improve Sword 15 d6, roll 2 = no improvement
Sir Cedric improve Sword 15 d6, roll 6 = Increased Sword to 16
Sir Garland improve Sword 15 d6, roll 5 = no improvementStep 7 Training & Practice
Sir Gwyn Increase Siz to 13
Sir Bovert Increase Con to 13
Sir Emeric Increase Con to 19
Sir Roger Increase Con to 15Step 8 Glory
Starting Glory 487
Sir Gwyn 1816
Sir Bovert 1831
Sir Emeric 1889
Sir Roger 2051
Glory from play, marriages & solo scenarios
Sir Gwyn 243
Sir Bovert 54
Sir Emeric 184
Sir Roger 890
Glory from famous traits, passions 16+
Sir Gwyn 65 - Just 16, Fealty(Lord) 16, Love(Family) 17, Hate(Beorthric)16
Sir Bovert 49 - Just 16, Fealty(Lord)17, Honor 16
Sir Emeric 50 - Just 16, Reckless 16, Hate(Saxons)18
Sir Roger 80 - Just 16, Temperate 16, Fealty(Lord)16, Love(Family)16, Honor 16
Religious & Chivalry Bonuses
None
Annual Glory (Manor)
Sir Gwyn 12
Sir Bovert 6
Sir Emeric 6
Sir Roger 42
Total Glory End of Year 487
Sir Gwyn 2,136
Sir Bovert 1,940
Sir Emeric 2,129
Sir Roger 3,063
Glory Bonus
Sir Gwyn increase Size to 14
Sir Emeric increase Str to 16
Sir Roger increase Str to 15
Player Note: Sir Roger continues the trend of leading the pack. His marriage to Lady Adwen was a big boost. A terrible year for Sir Bovert both in terms of glory and personal drama.
Sir Roger will be demoted from player knight to npc. Both because he is moving up the social hierarchy and because it will be easier to only check three characters.Question & Answers
What happened, and where is, Sir Emeric’s cousin that disappeared in 485?
Ask again next year..
Is Lady Gwiona pregnant?
She was, and now she’s dead.
Will Earl Roderick approve the marriage between Sir Roger & Lady Adwen in 487?
He did!
Where is Beorthric and where did he get his training?
Ask again next year..
Next Session: Year 488