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<blockquote data-quote="Lon Deslo" data-source="post: 2920219" data-attributes="member: 41545">Lon DesloAndrinor's point that attacking by sea leaves the land open as an escape route raises an important consideration. But then again do we care if any escape?&nbsp; To a certain extent no I don't- we're after the skiff not them.&nbsp; They are just in the way.&nbsp; Of course I have different needs than some of you...I agree with Tibalt- trying to possess the Cleric is unlikely to work.&nbsp; Possessing his mount could be interesting, though I'm not clear if animal possession is a possibility&nbsp; as I have never tried. Now is not the time to find out. It sounds as if we are getting ready to move, and doing so apparently without a distraction, but using instead a spell as a signal to commence.&nbsp; That being the case, unless someone has an alternative to put forward,&nbsp; I'll go position myself to possess&nbsp; a guard some distance from the Cardinal. Unless stopped by further discussion, Lon departs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lon Deslo, post: 2920219, member: 41545"] [b]Lon Deslo[/b] [color=cyan]Andrinor's point that attacking by sea leaves the land open as an escape route raises an important consideration. But then again do we care if any escape? To a certain extent no I don't- we're after the skiff not them. They are just in the way. Of course I have different needs than some of you... I agree with Tibalt- trying to possess the Cleric is unlikely to work. Possessing his mount could be interesting, though I'm not clear if animal possession is a possibility as I have never tried. Now is not the time to find out. It sounds as if we are getting ready to move, and doing so apparently without a distraction, but using instead a spell as a signal to commence. That being the case, unless someone has an alternative to put forward, I'll go position myself to possess a guard some distance from the Cardinal.[/color] Unless stopped by further discussion, Lon departs. [/QUOTE]

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