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Belaver will attempt to support the party with what summoning spells he can manage, but stays out of the melee.

Belaver distributes healing, and encourages Torn to do the same.

New plan. Send the air elemental after the cultist, heal Craven because he appears to be the only one who can hurt the thing.

I'll have to remember that.

Angered that his efforts barely even bought time for one combatant, Belaver turns on the air elemental, directing his own elemental to attack it as well.

Belaver moves to heal Kerwyn.

Belaver will summon a medium Air Elemental to deal with the cultist, reasoning that it will be able to ignore the magical winds.

Belaver drops a CLW on his companion, then follows the rest of the group if they head towards the cultist fight.

Belaver will provide Toriah and whichever of {Torn, Craven, Raner} has the lowest AC with Barkskins; he will lend a Fog Cloud and Cure Light Wounds to Kerwyn, if desired.

Don't worry. Bodies are transient, but party members are forever (that is, until someone geeks the druid).

Round 2: Belaver heals Raner, keeping the dwarf between himself and the angry monstrosities.

Belaver slips towards the back of the group, loading his sling and firing it at the apparent leader while Neshi covers him.

Belaver sics the weasel on the troll, then steps back and prepares to heal anyone if Slaazh turns to more lethal weaponry.

Belaver steps away from the troll and summons up a dire weasel (dropping the Remove Disease) behind Slaazh, hoping it can be coerced into giving up Lylamwyn before the mage is injured.

Belaver will probably be delighted to be able to free up some of his spell slots for non-healing applications. Or, given the way things are going, simply to have to replenish those healing spells more often.

Seeing Toriah down, the druid moves to heal his companion, trying to avoid drawing the ire of the numerous heads.

Belaver snarls and does his best to spear one of the heads; he'd normally try to give it more targets than it could handle, but that doesn't seem like an effective plan here.

"I'm not so sure about that. That serpent-thing is unlikely to tolerate other guards nearby; if we head in the other direction, we won't know what defenses are waiting for us, but there's sure to be something."

"It may be that our course of action is to avoid the orcs, with Toriah scouting ahead to warn us of ambushes. They prefer to attack from prepared positions; if we avoid the ground they want to fight on, they may not pursue us."

If the wagon draws too close, Belaver will assume the form of a Medium viper to slip under the wagon, then strike at the archers' heels. If the party instead heads towards the direction they're being herded, or retreats, he will follow.