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"Agreed. Either might kill us, but the traps won't chase down and eat the survivors."

Better than elf turned into dead elf.

Much cheered by the efficacy of his prayers, Belaver suggests "We must do something with those who surrendered. Lenya, can you trust your large and gruesome friend here to keep watch over them?"

Belaver steps backwards, loading his sling and hurling a stone at the still-standing reptile.

"We need to rest soon. Either here, or somewhere else which is not far and should not require further exploration."

"Perhaps poison will bring him down," Belaver remarks, transforming into a Medium viper and testing the theory.

Belaver strikes at the place where the fallen demon appears to be, judging by the patch of air that bleeds when the wolf bites it.

Belaver rushes to Kerwyn's side and casts a Cure Moderate Wounds, hoping to keep the spellthief from succumbing to his injuries. The wolf strikes to kill.

Belaver steps away from the suddenly appearing demon, summoning a dire wolf behind the creature to prevent its escape.

"There is a spell which I believe I can perform, which will bring his soul back to this plane, though it will inhabit a different body. With luck, I can also use it to restore Xaod and Neshi." Belaver will reincarnate Lyllamwyn as soon as possible, then Xaod, then Neshi.

"Then we'll go there. I don't feel quite safe without any magics to defend myself."

With the immediate dangers of ogre and Maridosen removed, Belaver begins sniping at the cultist with his sling, trying to time his attacks to interrupt the troglodyte's spellcasting attempts.

If the unconscious wizard appears to be irrecoverable, Belaver will heal Craven with a Cure Moderate. If Lyllamwyn still clings to life, Belaver will try to assist him in that regard.

Belaver simply readies himself to heal the injuries which are sure to be swift in coming; his allies move to flank the creature.

Ah. Good point. The new companion will be a backup plan, then.

Belaver will take the first opportunity to summon a new companion; if he has a choice, he prefers a riding dog, and under no circumstances will accept another snake companion, viewing it as a betrayal of Neshi's memory.

I'm out of town until the 30th. Belaver is, as usual, fine with being a supporting role.

Belaver tries to remain calm when the orcs start picking a fight; he mentally prepares to stab the nearest orc if they start swinging, and feels Neshi tensing to do the same.

Masterwork armor isn't really useful to Belaver, since his Dex bonus isn't capped by any of the armors he can wear and he seldom uses anything penalized by Armor Check Penalty. Magic armor would help, or Ironwood, but it's a lesser priority since he avoids melee.

I'm certainly not going to object to magical gear, but what the party wants to invest in depends on what they think is my most valuable role. The armor can wait a bit, since I'm not a front-line fighter; a magical sling should probably wait until we can enchant it with flaming or a similar...