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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ximix" data-source="post: 3848317" data-attributes="member: 46398">"The only thing I have heard you say that makes sense to me is not to let one get away to rouse more. That seems a likely trouble, and one I do not see how we'll avoid with creatures that can crawl on walls and ceilings, and only three of us, and without a proper armored fighter."As the Elven cleric finishes this his eyes are directed at Hans."I grew up in a world surrounded with battle. My homeland is rife with war. Patrols are sent out with very specialized troops, and without armored fighters to hold a line I am not encouraged. You ser Dwarf are a skirmish fighter, lightly armored, preferring your attacks at range. There is always a place in battle for one who can strike with skill, precision and stealth.That leaves you ser Human as our primary fighter. You are clearly a drunkard and though perhaps a competent monk, your attacks are hardly a match for a well placed sword stroke and your agility is no match for the defense of a plate of steel and a well held shield. With these limitations it is clear that we shall not fight deep into the nest, but rather find a position of strength, someplace defensible and then draw the creatures to us, one at a time if at all possible.If either of you are competent at rigging traps then we could use such to prevent escapees from returning to bring reinforcements.Your thoughts?"</blockquote>