Against them was the army of Daenerys Targaryen, The Mother of Dragons. She attacked and fielded: 1 x Rider General (Daenerys with Dothraki Bodyguard), 2 x Riders (Dothraki), 4 x Spears (The Unsullied), 2 x Hordes (Freed Slaves), 1 x Hero (Ser Jorah Mormont or Ser Barristan Selmy), 1 x Dragon (Dragons).
The terrain had a series of ravines along one flank (treated as woods). Both armies set up in the limited frontage of open ground available to them, but The Nercromancer put his cavalry in amongst the ravines, intending to send it on a flank attack.
The dragons appeared on the first bound!
Daenerys quickly sent them into the attack. This is pretty risky with dragons in HOTT as they flee if they lose a combat, but dragons also instantly kill magicians in close combat, and The Nercomancer was exposed at the rear of his army. It was worth going for a quick win.
Skeletal cavalry appeared on Danerys' right flank.
The Necromancer sent in his vultures to delay the dragons.
They 'delayed' them for precisely the one bound it took the dragons to destroy them.
The Necromancer summoned dark magic against the dragons, but they flew on.
The skeletal cavalry hit the flank of Daenerys' army ...
... but her troops held firm, as she concentrated on her dragons.
The Necromancer prepared for the attack, bringing up skeletal hordes in support.
The dragons attacked! Was this the end for The Necromancer?
No. It wasn't. He won the combat, and the dragons fled.
But his cavalry were suffering badly at the hands of a group of Unsullied.
Daenerys advanced her army - the battle would now have to be won by her soldiers. The Necromancer cast more dark magic, and Ser Jorah and Ser Barristan were ensorcelled. Things were not looking good for The Mother of Dragons.
The Unsullied and Dothraki pressed home their attack.
The results were mixed. The Unsullied destroyed some skeletal hordes ...
... but a counter-attack by The Necromancer saw many Dothraki fall.
However The Necromancer was exposed. A group of Unsullied blocked his retreat as fierce Dothraki horsemen closed in from the front ...
... And The Necromancer fell!
Daenerys had won - The Necromancer lost 12AP, including the general. Technically Daenerys lost 10AP, but in practice the hero element was immediately unensorcelled once The Necromancer was destroyed, so in reality she lost 6AP.
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