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There was a simple fault in this plan. Simple, but a very, very big fuck-off fault. Solveig only realized it when she saw Do'Karth, that fucking half-head pacifist who joined a mercenary company- albeit, he was her fucking half-head pacifist- walking headlong at a group of jumpy adventurers. She realized that if she was in any of their shoes at the moment, she wouldn't trust anyone who wasn't part of her crew. Much less a Khajiit. Her realization about the big fault in the shitty plan came too late, as a trio of weapons came sailing towards Do'Karth. She felt her heart stop and she closed her eyes,every part of her cringing, not wanting to see her friend killed. But then she heard Do'Karth's voice, “Do'Karth, you fucking idiot.” She whispered, hefting her shield and readying herself to move forward with her group to draw attention away from the Khajiit with a stupid lack of armor. How many times did she say that his refusal to wear at least a padded cloth shirt would be his end?

Before she could advance with everyone else, a completely out-of-place scream came from behind her in the name of the Emperor. She felt the wind of a passing sprinter and saw Sagax charging forth, bellowing his weird warcry. Her mouth was agape until she regained her wits at the multiple pieces of fuck-up in this disastrous puzzle they'd now have to solve.

“Sagax, you fucking idiot!”

She screamed as her semblance of a warcry as she rushed to help the runner-boy with a deathwish, hoping the others were following or else the only help she'd be giving Sagax was making sure he wasn't the only one dying. She stood next to Do'Karth, readying her shield and keeping the point of her spear in front of anyone hoping to advance on the Khajiit, “You know, your stubborn rejection of armor is going to kill you one of these days, you half-head.” She said over her shoulder to Karth, keeping her eyes on the enemies in front her.
I updated Jorwen and Solveig's opinions section. Added Raelyn and Dax to Jorwen's opinions and Raelyn to Solveig's.
@LeidenschaftWicked


A healthy adrenaline-filled, testosterone-laden rivalry between the party's tanks is always a good thing to have.
Before Jorwen could cleave into the beasts mauling Sevine, they were struck down by the other members of the party. The Khajiit was run through by the Matron's talons and Jorwen watched as Keegan was brought down some ways away from him. For a moment, he was stunned with panic, seeing already three of his number laid low. As Daelin loosed an arrow that saved Keegan's flesh from being rent by the thing's claws any further, and watching as the elf ran to Rhasha's side, he felt somewhat helpless. Doubt encroached on his mind and the coward in him told him to run. His grip loosened on his weapon and the urge to drop it and replace its weight in his hands with Sevine's and carry his friend and comrade to safety almost took hold. Were it not for the ferocity of the aging Nord bellowing a cry of battle, Jorwen would have left for his wife and that farm he talked of.

Seeing the near-feral display of the old Nord stoked something in him. He felt the old battle-lust whispering hot in his ear, his nerves steeled by the man's own anger. “Don't be a fucking coward,” Jorwen whispered to himself as he looked from Sevine to Keegan, to Daelin and finally the old Nord with the Matron closing on him, “Don't be a fucking coward, Jorwen.” His sword's tip laying heavy on the ground and he felt the jaggedness of his coughs clawing up his throat.

He let a few coughs out until he sat there, bent at his waist. Dax sprang forward and managed to slay one, ranging farther from the group's lines and landing near the Matron. The Red-Bear wouldn't be outdone, especially not by that lizard who killed Farid. His heart quickened, and not just from the coughing attack. He drew in a breath and let out a growl, he began to snarl, working himself up like he did in the older days, he beat at his chest and shook his sword as if he was throttling the life out of an enemy and he let out the worked up anger in the loudest, throatiest roar he could muster as he charged forward. Blind hatred he had filled himself with for the Matron closing on the other Nord. He would show this forest spirit what it was to stand against the man that burned villages and slew warriors like lambs.

While the thing was focused on Dax, Jorwen swung his sword in a vicious arc, the sharp metal whispering through the air but failing to meet its mark. The Matron sprang back and Jorwen's mad, wide eyes held its mask-like own as he charged forward. It raised its arm to spray him with stinging bees but Jorwen's blade lashed out like a splitting axe to a log and hacked the appendage lengthwise. The Matron's hiss was loud and high enough to hurt Jorwen's ears. “Quiet!” he roared, madly swinging his sword again, the blade searching for the thing's head, but burying itself in its chest. As it stumbled, Jorwen let out another roar and brought his big sword down like an axe into the shoulder of the Matron. The thing's slumping weight was surprisingly heavy, dragging Jorwen's sword down with it, Jorwen let the big blade go and unsheathed his seax. The Matron lashed out desperately and its claws slashed across Jorwen's arm, only adding to his malice.

Using his longseax like a butcher's knife more than a weapon of war, he hacked away at the thing like a savage. He stood over the dead thing, his shoulders rising and falling with his breath and finally, the coughing came again. He was brought to a knee, hacking with his eyes screwed shut, his very lungs feeling like they were being filled with icy water. Finally, the attack ended, he stayed there, his vision hazy and feeling more tired than ever. Working at not letting his fatigue show, he grunted as he rose to his feet and nodded to Daixanos, “A good kill, aye?”
@Leidenschaft *salutes* I will edit and make sure my post says that the last bit was just a glancing blow, if you'd wish. But cool!


Anyhow, Jorwen's moving in to tag-team the Spriggan Matron.
@LeidenschaftI getcha. Yeah, I didn't want to take out 2 so Dax took out one and I was letting you or Dervs or G to tell me if the Matron was dead or not, or just struck. But sure, just let me know when you decide what I should do. I shall stay tuned and take whatever you'd like away^^


Amendments have been made to my last post.

In other news, I mak poast 2nite
@Leidenschaft
Tbh I've just been busy this week, but I was simply going with these rolls made 5 days ago

<Snipped quote by Dervish>

I am not entirely sure how else to write for a (near) perfect score. I can take it away though if you'd prefer it on a collab.


I've been busy enough that I forgot about those. Maybe you know better than I do, but I take these rolls as us rolling for defense against the Spriggans' attacks, where we're welcome to counter and succeed should our rolls permit. Besides, Dax springing and killing two Spriggans is still a bit of a leap. I'll permit Dax to be attacked by one Spriggan and defeat it, or go on the offensive and kill one. Either way, just a single Spriggan is all Dax kills.
Let's slow down there, @POOHEAD189. I say you redact the post and we'll make some combat rolls to see if Dax and Jorwen can take the remaining enemies. Anyone else who isn't incapped in the forest mission can feel free to join us. I'll have a pad up and running tomorrow.
Just a reminder, guys- Forest mission's encounter only has 3 more enemies to defeat, one of them wounded at that.
Solveig votes for Do'Karth because she's heard what a batshit weirdo Raelyn is from her father.
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