Tourney Sign Up

[Ollie]

Ser Dunnock the Bloody Sparrow signs his name for the melee.

[Erik]

Lord Erik Coldiron signs up for the melee, and the impromptu sailing race.

[Imry Willfyre]

Lord Breck Dondarrion signs up for the melee (master swordsmanship)
Evander Storm signs up for the melee (master swordsmanship)
Ser Colin Horpe signs up for the melee (master swordsmanship)
Ser Brandon Buckler signs up for the melee (grandmaster swordsmanship)

[Ollie]

Three crannogman come down from the Neck sign their names for the archery competition. The most well known of which is Tregar Reed a Grandmaster with the bow.

[Horas]

Graham Blackwood arrives with a rather small party of Riverlanders and announces he will take part in the joust (noteworthy lance) and the archery (expert bow).

[mark]

Melee
Lord Robb Tarly signs up for the Melee (GM Sword).
Ser Meryn Flowers signs up for the Melee (Expert Sword).

Archery Competition
Ser Meryn signs up for the archery competition (expert crossbow).
Lord Robb Tarly signs up for the archery competition (expert crossbow).

[Deleted]

Lord Tommen Redfort of Gull Tower will compete in the Joust and Melee.

Ser Ethan Smallwick, Ser Patrek Harte and the Hammer will compete in Joust and Melee as well.

Ser Allain of Blackgrove will compete in the Joust and Melee and Archery.

[barker520]

Melee
Mag Stane (Master Axe)

Archery
Cudge Magnar (expert archery)

& also, if slingshot counts for the archery competition (I didn't know if it would), then I will have:

Mag Stane (expert slingshot)

[Sam]

Skagosi at a tourney? Is that even allowed?

I was under the impression Northmen (even mainland northmen) don't really participate in tourneys very often. I'm pretty sure the practice of tourneys is heavily intertwined with the Faith of the Seven and whatnot.

[mark]

Good question. Although we know the Starks participated in them (at Harrenhal) as did a Reed (supposedly) and that was not considered out of the ordinary. Also Thoros competed in them quite often, I think. And the northman in Ned's service competed in the Hand's tourney at KL, I think.

So I don't know is my answer.

[Sam]

Apr 23, 2008 15:42:05 GMT -5 @mark said:

Good question. Although we know the Starks participated in them (at Harrenhal) as did a Reed (supposedly) and that was not considered out of the ordinary. Also Thoros competed in them quite often, I think. And the northman in Ned's service competed in the Hand's tourney at KL, I think.

So I don't know is my answer.

True. The Starks & Reeds were at the Harrenhall tourney, and I believe like 2 or 3 of Ned's knights fought in the KL tourney. I feel like that's the only mention of any northmen at a tourney. I'm positive no northern houses are mentioned or pictured in the Hedge Knight, but that tournament was at Ashford which is pretty far to the south.

[Lord Howland Royce]

Olf Stonesoar is participating in the archery if slingshot is allowed, apprentice slingshot.

[mark]

I don't that it "wouldn't be allowed", but I do think it would be considering very strange/fascinating indeed if a Skagosi Magnar and his men showed up at a tourney.

[barker520]

Ser Mors Lydden signs up for the Melee. (Master Spear).

[Fel]

Apr 23, 2008 15:39:32 GMT -5 Sam said:

Skagosi at a tourney? Is that even allowed?

I was under the impression Northmen (even mainland northmen) don't really participate in tourneys very often. I'm pretty sure the practice of tourneys is heavily intertwined with the Faith of the Seven and whatnot.

I imagine even less common then seeing a Nothman at a tourney is seeing an Ironborn there, but heck, we're only human, we can't possibly pass up a good tourney to throw our characters at.