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<blockquote data-quote="Baduin" data-source="post: 4312673" data-attributes="member: 45562">I think they first of all should dig out and resurrect Letellia, and then consult her.The guardians should know the abilities of the Ravager pretty well, so it should be possible to work out whether, and how, they can win. If they can find an intelligent way to fight it, which gives a near certainity of defeating it, they should fight.I am thinking of such things as planar binding Efreet for Wishes, then using those wishes to bind more Efreet etc (chain-binding Efreet) or of gating in Solars. Using such tactics it seems possible to create enough magic items (eg rings of wishes, scrolls of Gate) etc to defeat Ravager.With such resources you could shape the battlefield, prepare traps etc.Duke can be persuaded to help them with the promise of resurrection.Such tactics are a bit over the top, but the Ravager is also over the top. The battle should be interesting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baduin, post: 4312673, member: 45562"] I think they first of all should dig out and resurrect Letellia, and then consult her.The guardians should know the abilities of the Ravager pretty well, so it should be possible to work out whether, and how, they can win. If they can find an intelligent way to fight it, which gives a near certainity of defeating it, they should fight. I am thinking of such things as planar binding Efreet for Wishes, then using those wishes to bind more Efreet etc (chain-binding Efreet) or of gating in Solars. Using such tactics it seems possible to create enough magic items (eg rings of wishes, scrolls of Gate) etc to defeat Ravager.With such resources you could shape the battlefield, prepare traps etc. Duke can be persuaded to help them with the promise of resurrection. Such tactics are a bit over the top, but the Ravager is also over the top. The battle should be interesting. [/QUOTE]

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