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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Janos Audron" data-source="post: 1133887" data-attributes="member: 4649">[Thomas, mailed]"I don't know why you favor a frontal assault if deception can potentially give greater results with less risk... The problem I see with a frontal assault is that you might have to face four guards and two constructs at once. Though the guards aren't very competent and I think you are able to handle the constructs one at a time, I think it's quite hard to face them all at the same time. When you are slaves, you are able to pick your battles and that will work to your advantage. The last problems with a frontal assault is that the wizard will be awake and might prepare himself for a final stand and that you won't have time to secretly look for evidence.""I don't like the idea of hiring local mercenaries. They might plunder or destroy his house or do a thousand things I wouldn't like. You, on the other hand, will not do any such things, I am sure.""Jack, the house has only one chimney, though it has many fireplaces, I don't think entering through the chimney is possible, but if it is there will no doubt be an Alarm spell. The house doesn't have a lot of windows, but I figure they too are trapped."</blockquote>