The Four Lands - The Great North

Bertrand

"I thought they'd want that damn book bad enough to come in, but so far it doesn't look like it." He maintains his place at the door just in case. "Do we sally and try to rout them? I don't want to trust the defenses of the tent for too long."
 

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Anniston pulls up sharply, nearly clobbering Jaroth as he becomes visible.

(Sorry I'm late with the miss chance. I believe the DM has ruled that Jaroth has the better initiative)

"Damn the darkness, Jaroth!" Anniston exclaims with unexpected fury. Then visibly pulling himself together, he continues with more control, "Jaroth, how many are out there and how are they arrayed? We may not hold out here much longer, we may have to charge!"
 

Jaroth

[ooc: my bad.]

Jaroth, visibly shaken by Anniston's display and his own near death experience, sputters "There are six of them. They are scattered a bit. They are making heavy use of their magics and are probably heavily fortified. If you or Vadric have a blessing to shatter their dark magic, you should not hesitate to use that blessing."
 

Vorian

Thinking 25 - 30 riders too much to confront on his own, Vorian takes good look at them trying to remember following: apparent leaders (more heavily armored, better horses and/or equipment, riding in front etc.), seeming spell casters (light or no armor, riding in the middle of the group, special markings), archers that could be dangerous in case of confrontation, quality of horses (maybe some could be easily spooked or don't like riders or some such strategic detail).

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I ask my wolfhound Arrwuh (where wuh is pronounced as bark "wuff" except with 'h' instead of 'f', think of a dog trying to say his name :) ) if they are evil, who has most magic on them and ask him to follow them quietly (possibly invisible if need be) while I ride to see what's going on in front with all that lightning. If they appear not to head there to leave them. In any case he is to join me in an hour (that's what you said I need to get there).

Then I jump on Delilah (the mare) and rely on her darkvision to see me through faster then the riders can go. Tell me when I can see the scene around the tent.
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"I'm afraid most of energy was used saving the boy's life," says Vadric in response to Jaroth's words. He glances at Anniston. "We could charge them, if they won't come to us. They seem to fall easily to iron and steel, if we avoid their magics!"
 

The Cove

For Vorian
[sblock]Gotta pause here okay until the others catch up in the time line..should not be that long[/sblock]

For Kellson
[sblock]The booming fire goes off as inteded distracting a group of perhps three or four from the tent. They begin scanning the area trying to identify the source of the fire. Meanwhile the others continue to throw spells at the tent while others appear to be laying some sort of ward around the tent entrance.[/sblock]

OCC: I so love me some brave,bold and fearless warrior types
 
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Before Anniston can respond, Vadric suddenly grins. "Windwalk," he says simply. "The blessing remains in effect. We could use it to flank our enemy, to come in and attack from behind while they watch the tent."
 

Bertrand

"So, any chance our host is recovered enough to tell us if this tent has a back door? If we could slip out and come at them from the air we might just get the drop on them."
 

"Flying is an excellent way to give us mobility. We should engage the enemy one or two at a time to reduce their numbers quickly. This will give Jaroth plenty of targets that are not engaged in melee. This is a good plan, I say we move out now before they can prepare a proper reception."

Anniston activates his airwalk and prepares to lead the charge. Waiting only long enough to see if there is any more input from the party.
 

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