Tournament Joust - Instructional video

About Tournament Joust, from BoardGameGeek:

Tournament Joust is a 2 to 8 player board game depicting heroic Knight's jousting in tournaments during the Middle Ages. The game can be played as a single day tournament or as a campaign with multiple Knights competing in different cities across England, finally leading up to the world championship. The Basic Game – Players compete against one another in a single day tournament to find out who is the Champion Knight. The game board consists of the graphical layout of the tournament list as well as each players lance tip location chart, horse movement card locations, Impact and stability charts, Knight reaction card locations, Aim card locations, and random lance tip movement charts. Winning a match – Each match consists of three runs or passes, with the winner declared by breaking three lances across the Shield, Helm, or Crest. An immediate win will be granted by unhorsing your opponent or knocking his crest from his helm. In the event of a tie, the Knight with the most broken lances or strikes of his lance will win the match. Winning the Tournament – The tournament is won by the knight who earns the most points from each match and jousts with honor. In the event of a tie, the Knight with the most match wins will be the tournament winner. The game components consists of cards, tokens, markers, jousting figures, a single 10 sided die, a game board and rules. Setup is relatively quick with minimal effort and game play can take around 30 to 45 minutes per jousting match. The Advanced Game – Players compete in a campaign across Europe competing in Grand Tournaments to become the Grand champion. New rules cover fatigue, endurance, honor, and ransoms. Plus different skill levels and horse modifiers add taken into account for each joust. “Coming soon” The Solitaire Game – Rules for solitaire play consist of single player games with random card sequences and lance tip movement changes that pit you against different types of Knight with different levels of expertise. “Coming soon”