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<blockquote data-quote="injuredwyvern" data-source="post: 1812380" data-attributes="member: 17830"><p>I don't think attacking them is the best way to go right now.&nbsp; We need to get them separated from the hostages and each other.&nbsp; I think the best plan would be to try to draw away as many as possible.&nbsp; Maybe we could start a fire in the morning and set up some bundles to make it look like people are sleeping around it.&nbsp; Hopefully the gnolls will split up to investigate and then we can try ambush the gnolls that stay behind with the hostages.&nbsp; Or we could ambush those that come to investigate and then wait for some more gnolls to come see where the first group went.&nbsp; Ultimately we should keep in mind though that getting the hostages to safety is the priority.&nbsp; We could always engage the gnolls, have one person focus specifically on getting the hostages (I think they're all chained together) and leave.&nbsp; Then everyone else can strategically withdraw.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="injuredwyvern, post: 1812380, member: 17830"] I don't think attacking them is the best way to go right now. We need to get them separated from the hostages and each other. I think the best plan would be to try to draw away as many as possible. Maybe we could start a fire in the morning and set up some bundles to make it look like people are sleeping around it. Hopefully the gnolls will split up to investigate and then we can try ambush the gnolls that stay behind with the hostages. Or we could ambush those that come to investigate and then wait for some more gnolls to come see where the first group went. Ultimately we should keep in mind though that getting the hostages to safety is the priority. We could always engage the gnolls, have one person focus specifically on getting the hostages (I think they're all chained together) and leave. Then everyone else can strategically withdraw. [/QUOTE]

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