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<blockquote data-quote="Manzanita" data-source="post: 2608354" data-attributes="member: 10109">OK.&nbsp; I think my geography is pretty good, but I have no idea what you're talking about.&nbsp; (Australia?)Anyway.&nbsp; It is a gruesome battle.&nbsp; But perfectly sensible.&nbsp; This is the second time we've attacked them in the sewer.&nbsp; It makes sense they'd be ready for us.&nbsp; We knew there was a powerful orc and an ogre down there.&nbsp; PCs should die at times.That said, Solomon is one of my two favorite PCs, (the other being Solomon's light hearted opposite, Percy, in Living EN world).&nbsp; But if he dies, that's OK.&nbsp; I was thinking I'd see if Darkmaster would let me take over Jraq or Trolm if he did.&nbsp; At least that decision has become simpler.I had a hard time deciding if Solomon should pursue the orc leader, or help the others.&nbsp; Solomon's #1 goal is finding Jessica.&nbsp; He was hardly going to do that without the others.&nbsp; The orc leader is second, or even third priority, really.&nbsp; So it seemed to make sense to go after the ogre.&nbsp;&nbsp; If we get out, we need to find another strategy.&nbsp; We just aren't strong enough to attack them directly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Manzanita, post: 2608354, member: 10109"] OK. I think my geography is pretty good, but I have no idea what you're talking about. (Australia?) Anyway. It is a gruesome battle. But perfectly sensible. This is the second time we've attacked them in the sewer. It makes sense they'd be ready for us. We knew there was a powerful orc and an ogre down there. PCs should die at times. That said, Solomon is one of my two favorite PCs, (the other being Solomon's light hearted opposite, Percy, in Living EN world). But if he dies, that's OK. I was thinking I'd see if Darkmaster would let me take over Jraq or Trolm if he did. At least that decision has become simpler. I had a hard time deciding if Solomon should pursue the orc leader, or help the others. Solomon's #1 goal is finding Jessica. He was hardly going to do that without the others. The orc leader is second, or even third priority, really. So it seemed to make sense to go after the ogre. If we get out, we need to find another strategy. We just aren't strong enough to attack them directly. [/QUOTE]

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