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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arrowhawk" data-source="post: 5881209" data-attributes="member: 6679551">Whyre assess the situation and turns to his comrades and speaks to them at volume that no creature from one hundred yards could hear,"We must decide now if we will undertake this task.  We always have the option of returning to Amrovel and informing the mayor that we will need additional resources. If we choose to proceed then here is my plan: Were are too far to bring our advantage to bear.  We must advance in groups of two.  Bastion will follow Morgan.  I will follow Evret.  Mezcia will follow Colvin. Colvin you take take the left flank, Morgan, you take the middle.  Evret, you take the right flank.  Colvin, you will move first and set the pace, followed by Mezcia, then Morgan and Bastion, Evret and mysef. We must advance to within 25' yards for the spell casters to be effective.  So we should move quickly and do not tarry to attack until the casters are in range. Once we are in range, Mezcia, Bastion, and myself, will concentrate on the right bowman...then on the left.   We must focus our attacks on the same target.  The quicker we reduce their numbers, the more quickly we will increase our advantage. Colvin, Evert, and Morgan.  Your job will be to keep the skeletons on the ground away from the rest of us.  How you do that is up to you.  But if you go on the offensive, concentrate your attacks on the weakest targets.   I do not believe it is advisable for us to focus on the dwarf until last.  He will be the hardest to kill and his followers, if that is what they are, would shred us." Whyre pauses for a few seconds to let his words sink in.  He then looks at Colvin, then Bastion..."Colvin, if the skeletons are as corporal as the last time we fough them, tripping would be an excellent strategy.  If you are successful, Morgan and Evret should converge on the fallen." And now with one last look at the group..."Do we take this path now...or choose another route?"</blockquote>

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