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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8457788" data-attributes="member: 59816">After much discussion and several misunderstandings, the Daggerfordians banged a plan into shape; Angis took Dornuk and Vairar south and worked their way as close to the camp as possible, while Escella, Tommi, and Lionel found a hidden spot between the camp and the castle. The signal to attack was this: They would wait until one of the two would-be orc leaders won their muddy-and-bloody conflict - then, the &quot;heavy&quot; group would attack on foot, while the &quot;stealth&quot; group would pick off runners and stragglers from range. It was made clear that a priority was to not allow any orc to escape to warn the castle. In addition, it was decided, nothing too loud nor too flashy should be used, lest the castle's lazy watchers noticed such things.The early parts of the plan went well. Angis led his group until they were close to the camp on the south-east, behind a large boulder. They had worked their way there as quickly as possible, and the two combatants had stubbornly refused to yield during that time. Still, they did not have to wait long. One big scarred orc managed to flip the other around, and even while taking elbow-strikes to his abdomen, he choked the other out. Cheers erupted from the crowd as one orc stood triumphant; his opponent at his feet.&quot;Time t'get dis done.&quot; whispered Dornuk, as if it hadn't been obvious to the others near him.[ooc]The orcs will be surprised. I will return ASAP with the maps &amp; round one launch. Escella, Tommi, and Lionel can be up the trees (as high as 40 feet) if they like, or they can be on the ground beneath the tree hiding in the underbrush. You pick. It's up to each player.[/ooc]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 8457788, member: 59816"] After much discussion and several misunderstandings, the Daggerfordians banged a plan into shape; Angis took Dornuk and Vairar south and worked their way as close to the camp as possible, while Escella, Tommi, and Lionel found a hidden spot between the camp and the castle. The signal to attack was this: They would wait until one of the two would-be orc leaders won their muddy-and-bloody conflict - then, the "heavy" group would attack on foot, while the "stealth" group would pick off runners and stragglers from range. It was made clear that a priority was to not allow any orc to escape to warn the castle. In addition, it was decided, nothing too loud nor too flashy should be used, lest the castle's lazy watchers noticed such things. The early parts of the plan went well. Angis led his group until they were close to the camp on the south-east, behind a large boulder. They had worked their way there as quickly as possible, and the two combatants had stubbornly refused to yield during that time. Still, they did not have to wait long. One big scarred orc managed to flip the other around, and even while taking elbow-strikes to his abdomen, he choked the other out. Cheers erupted from the crowd as one orc stood triumphant; his opponent at his feet. [b]"Time t'get dis done."[/b] whispered Dornuk, as if it hadn't been obvious to the others near him. [ooc]The orcs will be surprised. I will return ASAP with the maps & round one launch. Escella, Tommi, and Lionel can be up the trees (as high as 40 feet) if they like, or they can be on the ground beneath the tree hiding in the underbrush. You pick. It's up to each player.[/ooc] [/QUOTE]

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