Marketon Joust: Round 2 Groups G and H

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We’re back with Group G now after all the excitement with Lord Alderran of Avelina

Leading off for Group G will be the Mighty Mysterioso

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Jousting against Anrgeir the Viking from Krull

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The first run looks steady for both knights, with well centered shield hits for them both

Score 1-1

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Another shield hit for the Viking, but Mysterioso has a high miss.

2 points Angeir the Viking, 1 point the Mighty Mysterioso

[Tiermann]

That’s a third shield hit for the Viking, he’s turning out to be a really solid competitor. It looks like Mysterioso had another miss.

With 3 points the win goes to Arngeir the Viking of Krull

Mysterioso hasn’t been looking as strong as usual this event?

Well his arch-enemy Sir Cedric Foxworthy was unable to make the Tourney, off visiting Princess Willanda’s castle I believe.  Some knights need that rivalry to really get fired up and do their best in competition.

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We’re going to go now to our correspondent on the field Arty who has an interview with Sir Paul E Merous


Sir Paul you were in the match with Lord Alderran, can you tell us anything about that?

[Tiermann]

Well I don’t think anything unusual happened really. My shield guard had been adjusted down after yesterday’s match  and I think that may have been causing me to lance a bit high. I definitely missed Lord Alderran that first run, but hit his head on the second. It didn’t feel like a very hard hit from my end of the lance.

[Tiermann]

You’ve been jousting for a number of years now Sir Paul, have you seen this sort of thing before?

[Tiermann]

It’s certainly not unheard of.  The results of getting knocked off a horse can vary drastically. Sometimes it’s no different than any other fall, but if you land wrong you can have serious injury.