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I thought the lizard man was brought into a tent. I just wanted to talk to the newcomers before joining so I'll transition.

I had never officially joined that room, but was contemplating making a grand entrance.

Dang. phone corrected grog to frog...

"Refreshments are a luxury we're too far removed from out here. Perhaps the enemy has a frog somewhere, if you're needs outweigh your sensibility. "

"Ah a performer at one of my father's soiree. How did you wind up captured?" He asks. He begins to move toward the cart and helps the people load the wagon."

Well idk if carefree Everret is coming back anytime soon after recent events.

Everett nods. The look on his face a lot less jovial than usual. "Sorry for skipping the pleasantries, it has been a rough couple days. Your face looks familiar."

I tried to go back and figure it out, but who has a problem with nobles?

wasn't there a horseless one that works. I want to investigate that one.

Everett will look for a way to control the wagon.

"Our deserve no less than a hero's ceremony. The enemies can be dropped in the pit." He says coldly.

"What is this gypsy magic. Get a job, go to a real school." - Everett

Everett is a high elf and though he wouldn't hate you on any level he would tease your origins and engage in playful banter if you choose drow.

I continue to pin cushion the Reaver and then also send a shot Gormok's way (R7). "Got your back!" He says. Attack: 2#1d20+9 18 16 Damage: 2#1d8+1d6+4 6 16 Collasal slayer: 2#1d8 8 7

Go for it.

Everett is gassed but continue his last trick of flinging flames toward the injured kobold. Firebolt: 1d20+5 19 Damage: 1d10 2

Everett sends support swithuns way, aiming for the lizard. Atk: 1d20+5 20 Dmg: 1d10 3

I mark my target and fire two arrows. Following up ilvellos' attack. Atk: 2#1d20+9 29 11 Assuming crit and Ilv hit. : 4d8+2d6+4 29

Everett hurls a firebolt at the netted kobold. [roll0] Advantage [roll1] [roll2]

I suggest focus the people right in front of us, then shift fire that way we aren't splitting our efforts.