FelixtheWanderer said:I don't really think that it is necessary to have Li take them all the way back to Greerson. Especially since it will take him twice as long as us to train.
FelixtheWanderer said:Kind didn't realize the magnitude of the gnoll problem, and now realizes that if it is something that he is willing to pursue, then he will require allies. Therefore, Kind wishes to join the SOL. If any oppose this then they may speak up and Kind will leave... or fight you to the death. Either way.
BardStephenFox said:It is great you guys are planning ahead for what you will do in Delve. However, I am a little more interested in what the PCs are doing "today" and "tomorrow" so we can begin plotting stuff out online and try to get to a resolution point before we play again.
Kultar said:Oceas would disagree with your priorities. First and foremost should be to get the refugees to safety. Their lives are more important than our personal benefits (training). Then we should train and equip ourselves while seeking out help in the way of a larger force.
I think that is the plan. We could have one group, maybe Oceas Ceru and Tyrm, could stay in Delve, while the rest go back to Greerson with the survivors. This would give you considerable time to gether supporters, since the trip to Greerson will eat up time.Then we can decide from the results of that whether we are big enough to go head on with the gnolls or if we are still a small force then hit and run guerilla tactics are best suited for our abilities. Are we going to come back this way after the refugees are taken to Greerson??? If so, then I will probably stay in Delve to train and try to recruit some help there while others can recruit in greerson and return. It is going to take time to find someone willing to listen to us and then more time to actively get volunteers trained and organized for your return> Besides my training time it could easily take the extra month or two to get the ear of the local lord/government/priest/militia to hear our case and make a decision.
However, I have to disagree with Kind. I think goign to Greerson woul dbe for the best. The gnolls are not getting bigger, if anything they are spreading thinner. There aren't new gnolls appearing, so the only thing we have to worry about is that the gnolls will take more territory. I think this is an acceptable risk, sine if we can gather a larger group we can really take the land back. By taking time to train we let the gnolls take more territory, but we also gain the abilities and the allies to be able to take that territory back in the long run.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.