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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 6677337" data-attributes="member: 11146">[ooc]Alois is a simple person.  He doesn't like to harm innocents, but he wouldn't know better than not to give in to what he feels in any given moment.  And, besides, the men who are ambushing them are not 'innocents' in Alois's view, which removes that barrier to inaction.[/ooc]Alois flexed his shoulders.  His fingers curled possessively about the haft of his polearm.  It felt good to be angry, good to be riled up.  The Jarl Master dared to attack and injure Tender, so the Jarl Master would pay.  Alois yielded to the anger welling inside his chest, letting it burst free in a fit of ire.  "You dare attack us?!  You will pay!"  He flew into a rage, and rushed forward to lunge at the men who burst from the nearby copse.  [roll0] and [roll1], plus add the result of this deed roll to both attack and damage: [roll2].[ooc]Alois rage AC 12, hp 7, Fort +2, and +2 to attack and damage for [roll3] rounds.[/ooc]Gratien hovered in the rear of the formation, back in the barrow.  He stayed close by Homer's side; they were both badly wounded and need not risk re-injuring themselves.  The Elf forester kept a close watch on the inside of the burial mound, his eyes hunting for threats.Lizt stayed in the middle of the group.  She drew her short sword and skirted to the side, and then toward the front, not wanting to attack friends from Hirot, but not willing to do nothing, either.</blockquote>

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