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Alara threw herself flat as the arrows arced toward them, then pushed forward in horrified desperation as the craft began to tilt. She studied the controls for a moment. The wizard was familiar with the arcane principles underlying the sky coach, but this device was designed for a manifest...

How do the controls on a skycar work? Can anyone fly one? Is it a Bonus action to fly one - could one fly and attack? Sorry - but I have a plan!

Spring forward works for me.

Seeing Liutbrand hesitate, Alara decides to jump in. "We found the dig site Coal told you about," she explains. "There was a goblin gang overseeing a work crew of chained up warforged. The goblins attacked us, and we were forced to kill them. But when we interviewed the survivors, we got a...

Alara slipped aboard, giving the sargeant a polite nod. She waited to see how Liutbrand would play this.

Alara listened as the kobold briefed DePoe, concerned that the man was having trouble focusing but heartened to see him coming around. She sipped the excellent coffee their host had served, resisting the temptation to remember the last time she had been able to indulge in such luxuries. "It...

Alara nodded her concurrence with the kobold, though she sneaked a glance at the Kalashtar. She did not entirely trust either the house scion or his majordomo, but she could not plausibly construct a motive for either of them to harm the group.

Alara's eyes narrow as she takes another sip of tea, a little surprised that a Dragonmarked scion could be so naive. "I think the Watch may be a little more...forgetful, than you give them credit for," she observed. "I am sure they will be inclined to respect Lord Alden's privacy."

Seeing that Liutbrand has already taken care of the child and Korra has taken possession of DePoe, Alara moves to the pit head to keep an eye on the kobold while she tries to free the others. Are there any picks or other digging tools around that the warforged might use to break their own...

Move on the scene is OK, but what do we want to do about the chained up warforged? Are there tools we could give them to let them cut themselves free, and then we could ask some or all of them to come with us so we can get more information from them? Seems kind of callous to leave them chained...

"By the Host," curses Alara. She pulls out a kerchief and tries to wipe the foul oil from DePoe's hands, taking care not to get it on her own skin. "Liutbrand!" she calls. "DePoe's been poisoned!"

Alara looks at the kobold and the half-orc, both of whose maternal instincts seemed better attuned to the human child than her own. She felt desperately out of her element, but tried again. "Listen, Caden," she offers, a warm but firm urgency in her voice. "Your father needs you. Your House...

Alara froze at the sight of the child's wretched state, finding herself unable to approach him. The Aundairan found herself moved by the blood-soaked half-orc's gesture. She tried to offer support. "Your father sent us," she added, trying to sound reassuring despite her discomfort. "We're...

Seeing the injured half-orc making her way over to the shed, Alara breaks off her conversation with DePoe and hurries after.

Alara gestures toward the sound of the child's sobs. "Do you want to leave the child undefended while we do? If he's undefended now, he may not be by the time we finish." Not sure everyone caught it, but there was mention in an earlier description of the sound of a child's cries coming from...

"We need to push on," Alara tells Liutbrand. She gestures toward the area where the sounds is coming from. Quietly, she adds, "This may still be a hostage situation."

Even as she recovered her footing, Alara noted that the fight seemed to be almost over. She quickly divined that the goblin standing in the bonfire was in a poor tactical position and therefore posed a limited threat, and instead focused her attention on the other remaining foe. She gestured...

Alara's eyes were slow to adapt to the dark, and her injured leg led her to stumble as she exited the lift. Suddenly the goblins were upon them, and she cursed her clumsiness. She fell back, desperately trying to orient herself to the fight.

Sorry to complicate things, but could we get a map of the fight scene? A lot of spells rely on position, as Ogham's bonfire demonstrates. Sorry if I'm going all 3.5e here. :)

Alara stepped into the elevator. "When you're ready," she offered Rotom and Ogham politely, seeming to believe the next problem was theirs to solve.