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Belaver, seeing the inefficacy of the whirlwind, orders the elemental to fight the arrowhawks in a more conventional fashion, and himself assumes the form of a dire bat to do the same.

Belaver will drop his Cure Critical in order to summon a Large air elemental, commanding it to use its whirlwind powers to disperse the arrowhawks.

Unable to verbally accuse the hag of being a treacherous deceiver, Belaver lets his claws speak louder than words.

Belaver pursues that which currently appears to be the canoness. He's not at this point sure who's masquerading as whom, so he intends to non-lethally collect her so that those with better illusion-piercing tools can make that determination.

Belaver chants quickly, attempting to transform the tentacled monstrosity into a tortoise before it can unleash any of the bizarre powers such aberrations often wield. Whether successful or not, he'll then change into his familiar bear-form to engage his captors.

"I'm not sure if any of them can; it is rarely done even by those who have the power. I would prefer not to learn, either way."

"First, we rest and recover, and try to choose spells that might injure or impede that thing."

Belaver uses the distraction to dart down the hole and get under cover.

Belaver is summoning it above and north of the dragon, while he himself is east of the dragon.

Chirping angrily, Belaver uses the last weapon in his arsenal, converting the Reincarnation he hopes he will not need into a summoning to bring forth an adult arrowhawk, this time at a greater distance from the dragon.

Belaver flits away from both the dragon and the hole, pausing to call up a small flock of eagles [converting Fog Cloud to a Summon II, summoning 1d3 from the Summon I list] in the hopes that they will distract the dragon's attention from the rest of the group.

[If Belaver's Protection from Energy is still in place] Belaver rushes towards the dragon and up, hoping to draw its fiery breath away from the rest of the party. [If it is not] Belaver dives for cover in the hole.

Belaver, irritated at being forced to flee and injured by overgrown wasps, attempts to eat the nearer hornet.

Belaver will try to stick with the rest of the party, and will cast his Cure Critical Wounds on himself to ensure that he doesn't get too injured and drop Lenya.

Belaver charges the salamander, hoping to maul and pin it.

Belaver orders his bear to go after the salamander, and his hammer to attack the cultist, then lumbers after the salamander himself.

Then Belaver will slow down enough to send his Hammer winging after Lareth.

Belaver lets the summoned bear lead the charge, following behind it with Neshi; all three are barreling towards Lareth, circling to use the platform as cover against the salamander.

Belaver will summon a brown bear timed to appear at the time that the double doors open; he's decided Flame Strike might not be so useful against the Fire Temple.

If Belaver can approach the newly-arrived salamanders without passing by the stone arms, he will do so; otherwise, he will charge a salamander and hope his ursine strength can shrug off the gripping hands.