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<blockquote data-quote="Mavnn" data-source="post: 2166795" data-attributes="member: 16167">Lindal - Half Orc RangerLindal is chaffs at the idea of letting the orc's head start increase further, but he is sensible enough to know that the group will need rest before any further combat.He is also, not that he would probably admit it, starting to feel quite tired himself after his several mile jog and the adrenaline rush of the fight.&quot;Hitting them by daylight makes sense,&quot; he admits grudgingly. &quot;And travelling in full dark can be treacherous for those who cannot see clearly. I suggest for head out somewhat before dawn, however - the problem for us will not be hitting the orcs too early, I don't think. It will be trying to catch up before nightfall.&quot;He nods at Koric. &quot;I would be happy to take a watch during the night. Your reasoning is sound as normal, my friend.&quot;As he says the words, Lindal realises what he has said, and ponders as the group moves to make camp. The idea of friends is a strange, if not unpleasant one - he spent most of his childhood alone with his mother in the woods.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mavnn, post: 2166795, member: 16167"] [b]Lindal - Half Orc Ranger[/b] Lindal is chaffs at the idea of letting the orc's head start increase further, but he is sensible enough to know that the group will need rest before any further combat. He is also, not that he would probably admit it, starting to feel quite tired himself after his several mile jog and the adrenaline rush of the fight. [color=red]"Hitting them by daylight makes sense,"[/color] he admits grudgingly. [color=red]"And travelling in full dark can be treacherous for those who cannot see clearly. I suggest for head out somewhat before dawn, however - the problem for us will not be hitting the orcs too early, I don't think. It will be trying to catch up before nightfall."[/color] He nods at Koric. [color=red]"I would be happy to take a watch during the night. Your reasoning is sound as normal, my friend."[/color] As he says the words, Lindal realises what he has said, and ponders as the group moves to make camp. The idea of friends is a strange, if not unpleasant one - he spent most of his childhood alone with his mother in the woods. [/QUOTE]

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