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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arrowhawk" data-source="post: 5850805" data-attributes="member: 6679551">In the thirty drops of water from a clock or so that this battle has taken, Whyre's emotions have run the gamut.  It's clear these are not your garden variety undead.  Their tactical acumen is commensurate with the strength of their armor.  And what did Morgan mean when he said this was all wrong? Whyre's chaotic side was screaming at him to save his own skin.  But Morgan's bravery and sacrifice inspired Whyre.  It was better to die along his new friends than to run and live as a coward.  Whyre now turns to Bastion and Mez..."It's now or never comrades.  I'll shoot that skeleton to my left.  Mez, if you step to your left, you should be able to get a clear shot at the one that just took out Morgan.  Bastion, keep doing what you're doing." Whyre moves across the passage so that the centipede is at his back and aims at the skeleton along the wall to his left...at least they couldn't flank him and this would give Bastion and Mez a clear shot at the other skeleton.[Think]By the gods, we could use some luck.[/Think][Sblock=OOC] Move action: Whyre will move to right in front of the centipede and fire on G2Standard Action:  Fire on G2 at Point Blank.Understood on the tactics.  Makes sense. Regarding the bonuses.  Without at least seeing the naked rolls it's nearly impossible for us to know how skilled or inept the foes are.  Kind of like when you play tennis with someone, you can see how they swing and whether they have great technique and footwork or if they are shanking the ball, tripping, and getting lucky drops.  Any chance we could sweet talk you into at least posting the naked rolls going forward? [/sblock]</blockquote>

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