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<blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 6230506" data-attributes="member: 25619">Because they are still staying invisible for now.&nbsp; The PC's don't know what they are up against, and that's how the enemy likes it.&nbsp; Always leave your enemy guessing as to your capabilities.&nbsp; After all, the enemy is a secret society that supposedly were destroyed.Once the PC's are in the donjon, the ogre mages will &quot;decloak&quot; and destroy the militia and town guards at will, or so they think -- the PC's actually gave some magic crossbow bolts and arrows to some of the militia, in case of such an eventually.&nbsp; The PC's, with authority from the local Bishop of Pelor and the lower ranking Town Guard and Militia leaders who were the only leading town folks not &quot;purged&quot; before the PC's figured out what was going on, gathered all the magic items in the city, to spread about the remaining loyalist forces.The PC's were worried about gargoyles, which they knew the enemy had, and the enemy tried to use them early on (along with summoned monsters).&nbsp; But the PC's made quick work of them, so the bad guys learned the lesson to wait for the PC's to separate from the troops, if possible, before dropping the big scary monsters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="haakon1, post: 6230506, member: 25619"] Because they are still staying invisible for now. The PC's don't know what they are up against, and that's how the enemy likes it. Always leave your enemy guessing as to your capabilities. After all, the enemy is a secret society that supposedly were destroyed. Once the PC's are in the donjon, the ogre mages will "decloak" and destroy the militia and town guards at will, or so they think -- the PC's actually gave some magic crossbow bolts and arrows to some of the militia, in case of such an eventually. The PC's, with authority from the local Bishop of Pelor and the lower ranking Town Guard and Militia leaders who were the only leading town folks not "purged" before the PC's figured out what was going on, gathered all the magic items in the city, to spread about the remaining loyalist forces. The PC's were worried about gargoyles, which they knew the enemy had, and the enemy tried to use them early on (along with summoned monsters). But the PC's made quick work of them, so the bad guys learned the lesson to wait for the PC's to separate from the troops, if possible, before dropping the big scary monsters. [/QUOTE]

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