The Tournament of Fang Tower, Spring 224
The Joust
Ser Gregor Clegane
Sandor Clegane
Ser Daryn Tully "The Clearwater Knight"
Ser Eddean Hardyng
Ser Denys Marbrand
Ser Preston Marbrand
Ser Mace Redwyne
Ser Eddean Hardyng
The Melee
Ser Gregor Clegane
Sandor Clegane
Ser Godric Lefford
Ser Eddean Hardyng
Ser Denys Marbrand
Ser Preston Marbrand
Ser Mace Redwyne
Ser Eddean Hardyng
Joust Purse: 16,000 Dragons
Melee Purse: 8,000 Dragons
Entrance to the joust is 2,000 per participant, 1,000 for the melee
The winner in each category will win the total sum of the purse for that category. Looking for at least five other characters to participate
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Gregor didn't understand much not related to the most efficient method of killing one's opponent. Or how blood looks. Or how blood tastes. Or how killing someone fuels an inner rage that can barely be described or contained. He also understood he wouldn't really be able to kill anyone in the tournament, he would have to settle for just seriously injuring them. That was fine, for now, it had been too long since a real war had allowed him the opportunity for mass killing, pillaging, and general merriment. Besides, he could drink before the melee. He looked over the fields before the tower as the modest preparations were made. The tourney probably wouldn't attract many notable participants, but that just means less consequences if something goes wrong. He didn't care. As the sun began to rise to its noon height he got a headache.
Sandor was already on his horse practicing for the joust. Several poles stood eight feet above the ground with shields fixed to each of them. As he rode by he attempted to tap each one with his lance. He hit most of them, some of them fell down only to be replaced by filthy young boys he had paid a pittance to set up his targets for him. He dismounted and wiped some sweat from his brow, his fingers running over the bumpy skin on his right side. His hair quickly fell over it, obscuring the old burns. "What are you looking at?" he snarled to one squire standing nearby "Cheeky, I'll rip your guts out." It wasn't a wholly baseless threat.
Gregor's squire, who had at least a grasp of basic addition and subtraction (much more proficient than Gregor himself) stood by to enroll any knights wishing to take part.






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