[OOC: Remember to split your skill between opponents if you choose, but add any modifiers for things like mounted-vs-foot after the split. Also recall that you are -5 to horsemanship checks due to bad terrain. If you have an 11 skill, you're rolling against a 6.]
Player | Roll | Roll | Target | Player Result |
Rodric | 16 (fail) | 3 | Bowman | fail, hit for (5-8) 0 damage |
Rodric | 16 (fail) | 3 | Heavy Maceman | fail, hit for (22-8) 14 damage |
Cedwyn | 13 (fail) | 16 (fail) | Bowman | - |
Cedwyn | 20 (fumble) | 16 (fail) | Heavy Maceman | Spear breaks |
Gwyn | 15 (fail) | 17 (fail) | Bowman | - |
Gwyn | 11 | 18 (fail) | Heavy Maceman | Win: (21-8) 13 Damage |
Rodric does not fare well in this engagement. He is caught wide open by an arrow. Fortunately, his armour absorbs the hit. But it does unbalance him enough that the heavy mace smashes into his chest. The blow is enough to knock him from the saddle. He rolls off the horse and manages to land on his knees, and struggles back to a standing position. Without his horse, he is dangerously exposed.
[OOC: Rodric can either attempt to take his squire's horse, hop on the squire's horse with him, as part of the Squire phase. If you take his horse, he will run from the battlefield (as is propper and expected).]
The sudden onslaught does not help Cedwyn either, and he cannot mount an effective offence. He does manage to bring his spear against the maceman, but it shatters without doing any damage. Fortunately for Cedwyn, both the bowman and the maceman are unable to connect.
Gwyn likewise cannot land a hit on the bowman, but does manage to his the maceman. The blow is not debilitating, and Gwyn's spear breaks in the attack, but at least he landed a hit.
The rest of the unit performs poorly as well, and poor Sir Amig is beset by four attackers, taking some hits in the process. Everyone but Rodric keeps astride their horse, however, and the battle wages on despite the defeat of your unit.
The loss by your unit seems to match what is happening elsewhere on the field.
[Waiting for Ken's choice for his squire's action before I start the next round.]