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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SlagMortar" data-source="post: 3914591" data-attributes="member: 24821">Nars starts at the moving trees, even after all the other oddities he has seen in his adventures.  I suppose I will never stop seeing surprises, he thinks, though a little more fondly than he might have a year ago.  Nars ponders as the greetings are exchanged.  His instincts tell him to stay out of the keep and keep picking off those that venture outside until the goblins are forced to take the fight out in the open.  But he has seen the supplies necessary to keep a dwarven army fed and happy and while these slender folks likely eat less than a dwarven warrior, it would still be difficult to keep such a force assembled and harmonious for a long seige.  "I, er, could go in invisible and, ah, try to get the, er, gate.  If it, ah, goes badly, the rest could, er, make an assault on the, er, downed walls with Percy and Nezrak, ah, clearing the way with, ah, some magics."OOC:  We could send Nars in invisible with the rest of the force ready to spring into action if trouble should occur.  If Nars is noticed, the warriors can charge in and Nezrak and Percy can drop fireballs near the places the wall is falling down to clear out any opposition there.  Otherwise, he can open the gate and probably jam it open with disable device and then everyone can charge in.</blockquote>