The Lord Protector's Lands

[Pontifex Maximus]

Sir Francis Web
Battles +5
Survival +3

50 Hobelars (+4 raid rolls)
100 Militia Footmen
100 Militia Archers

All provinces are average income

11:00 PM EST: Recruitment finished

Movement of 50 Hobelars to Towcester: 4 hours (3:00am)

Towcester to Northampton: 30 mins (3:30am)

Northampton to Wellingborough: 1 hour (4:30am)

Wellingborough to Essex: 4 hours (8:30am)

Sir Francis Web leads raiding parties against the lands of Anthony Woodeville, the Lord Protector. Thomas Bourchier felt it was time that the growing feud between their two families should grow hotter, and a minor victory struck for his family after so many losses. Hearing news of the Rebel victory over the Woodeville and Grey forces to the west, the Bourchiers were enboldened to seek some measure of recompense and revenge on their own. Pillage is first on the list, followed by the carrying away of wealth and hopefully capturing any notable hostages.

[Gandalfus]

Towcester: £270 income is looted, 1 man is lost.

Northampton: £30 is looted.

Wellingborough: 1 man is lost. £90 is looted.

[Pontifex Maximus]

Bourchier's forces continue their raiding activities to the south:

From Essex to Swale (rich income): 3 hours

From Swale to Elham (rich income): 1 hour

From Elham to Essex: 4 hours

...and then to the north

Essex to Lutton (average income): 2 hours

Lutton to Amphill (average income): 30 minds

Amphill to Essex: 2.5 hours

(retcon time stamps preferable)

[Barry Goldwater]

Swale: 2, 8 = £320

Elham: 7, 3, 6 = 8 men lost, £240

Lutton: 1, 3 = £90

Ampthill: 12, 7, 4, 5 = 11 men lost, Ampthill's surviving defenders are able to identify that the raiders came from Essex (though not that they are Bourchier men specifically). £150