I meant for the sake of taking off again. Also, while not superhuman Alaira's senses are very, very keen. She doesn't have night-vision, but she can see pretty well.
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Hrm, trees wont be a problem?
I'm confident we can take the whole camp. Wasting time is just asking for trouble. Besides, if we begin the fight by (metaphorically and literally) kicking them in the mouth so hard they're too worried about their broken jaw to properly fight back, things should go smoothly.
I'd also normally suggest killing the guys inside when the others have left so we can use their own fortifications against them, but I'm not sure we have time.
Well, robed guy is probably a psychomancer, so I'd rather make sure he dies before he has a chance to ruin everything.
I don't know about everything else, but I do know that this situation is perfectly suited to Alaira. I propose 'Shock and Awe' as our strategy here. We scout around the camp, with the process like so.
First, Alaira identifies the mightiest or most important targets, and initiates the battle. With her batteries, she has a guaranteed kill on anything they have if she gets the first blow. We have her attack first in the flashiest, most explosive way possible. This will cause chaos among the bandits as they try to gifure out just what the fuck is happening.
The second that happens, the others join the battle, taking advantage of the confusion to more easily dispatch the surviving bandits. Then, the bandits are forced to decide which of the threats to engage. The crazy half elf in the middle, or all the others who are all attacking from different (preferably) directions. Alaira is a formidable warrior, she can survive as long as backup is dividing their attention. This also means that everyone that isn't Alaira is at less of a risk since they aren't in the middle of it all. This might appeal to the group's subconscious, as they aren't too fond of her right now.
First, Alaira identifies the mightiest or most important targets, and initiates the battle. With her batteries, she has a guaranteed kill on anything they have if she gets the first blow. We have her attack first in the flashiest, most explosive way possible. This will cause chaos among the bandits as they try to gifure out just what the fuck is happening.
The second that happens, the others join the battle, taking advantage of the confusion to more easily dispatch the surviving bandits. Then, the bandits are forced to decide which of the threats to engage. The crazy half elf in the middle, or all the others who are all attacking from different (preferably) directions. Alaira is a formidable warrior, she can survive as long as backup is dividing their attention. This also means that everyone that isn't Alaira is at less of a risk since they aren't in the middle of it all. This might appeal to the group's subconscious, as they aren't too fond of her right now.
Yes, a pity we can't put the lunatic out of his misery. Instead, we shall consign him to a life of madness and pain.
Grey promised Mar he wouldn't kill him.
Well, it's looking like I won't have time for this one after all. Oh well...
@Freeshooter92 Well why the hell not? xD Gonna have a hell of a time convincing everyone that he really is a high schooler though.
EDIT: WHOOPS. I thought your signature was a picture of your supposed character. Well, that's what I get for using a tiny ass touch screen phone :/
Heh. yeh, it is getting a little 'Shoujo' in here, gotta balance it somehow.
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