 They succeeded in taking tows such as Dax, Condom, Marmande, and Saint-Sever, but failed to take the two most important cities, Bordeaux and Bayonne.Saint-Sever switched hands multiple times, but eventually fell to the French, and Thomas Rempston, the English seneschal, was captured there.After taking La Réole on 8 December (where Charles VII was almost burnt within a house which was set on fire), the French withdrew to Montauban on 23 of the same month to spend the winter, marking the end of the campaign.