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I was unaware Revaethan was unfamiliar with the area we're traveling through, and would be unsuited temperamentally to the concept of scouting. I thought using Revaethan the way I described would help move things along here, but instead let's just go with Spidey's idea and let the chips fall...

Being an elf, and in theory somewhat at home in these areas, I'd say that Revaethan would best be the judge of how far ahead he should go and yet be close enough to help out if there's trouble. I would think with Jekaena being somewhat slower afoot than the rest of us he'd have no trouble coming...

I've just been copy/pasting Jekaena/Revaethan all this time...it's easier than trying to spell them out...lol That order would be fine. Like I said though, I think having Revaethan scout ahead, especially in wooded areas, might be prudent...:)

Current marching order: If Jekaena is the only addition to the group then having her join ranks next to Tomas seems logical. In the Pine Crags we might want to move Revaethan into more of a scouting role, perhaps with Ty supporting, so as to not just waltz into groups of enemies with the...

Ty decides it's a good time to go take a nap...:rolleyes:

I guess resting up a bit wouldn't be a bad idea...

Yeah, I now realize not much was done to flesh out Ty's origins, so I reckon that leaves plenty of story to be worked in as needed...;) "Thank you for the kind words, Ariel. But as Dorgath my dwarven friend here said, we should probably make haste and get after this Coril guy. What's this...

Ty has a homeland? :eek:

Suddenly, I feel SO human...:) "I am Spike, er, Tyresius...at your service. It's an honor to meet you Ariel."

It's cool...Hope you're having a good vacation...:)

Ariel seems the quiet type...

Ty, speechless, looks on.

I'd say we assume standard marching order, and move ready for combat as necessary.

Yes, he'll lead with the Fist Spike normally but will switch when there's an opportunity for a deathblow, like when fighting multiple smaller, weaker enemies that are packed together and likely to take less than 1 hit each to dispatch or if a larger enemy is almost done and there's another in...

"Sounds like it's settled then." Ty turns to Jekaena. "So are we ready to head to the Heart? I think it's past time this land was healed."

"Can anyone else use the sword? I really hate the way this flail sometimes hits ME when I use it in battle...:rolleyes:"

The Gauntlets do seem to have a natural connection to Dorgath, so I'm good with the dwarf taking both. I do have a question though: Is the Blade of Leaping Bronze considered a magic weapon as far as hitting stuff like demons? If so I should prolly think about replacing the Pit Flail with it...:)...

There IS that...:D

Figures...:confused: Ty switches back to the fist spike for his primary weapon and continues attacking...;)

Ty, frustrated in his search, takes out the pit flail and tries to skulk around in behind the beasts looking for an opening while being careful to avoid the corrosive slime trail.