Nah, I don't think Prasad would do that at all. I imagine he would just throw the dice, because all in all he is a terrible bastard. That is just who he is.

I assure you, we're discussing all this. But there's no sense running every decision by the least important member of our team before acting.

He just wouldn't be kupo without his unerring confidence.

Ultimately up to POS, 'fcourse.

As for 'just a bastard', maybe now. But hey, maybe he'll come to respect the team and his role in it. Or maybe all he need is a leader to look up to. Who knows!
Again, up to POS. Which is why I'm asking him, rather than Prasad. Though Docus might adress Prasad as well.

Bluh. Okay, one last tactics post. A quickie. What to do this round.
The mages are stuck focusing on the spell, which is fine. I'm hoping that they can still communicate, though. They're just fuelling a spell right now, not directly casting. So it's up to the warriors. Though Tahr, Fie's Monster Lore skills is as high as Caspin's. Two questions need answering, what's up with the larvae (what can they do, will they turn into bees?), and whether the queen can be afflicted with her own poison.

The warriors should definitely go for a teamwork attack while we still have burning weapons. The larvae seem kinda threatening, but I hope they can wait. So, go for the Queen. The initial plan was to just whale on her, but that'll probably fail. Ovie suggested that Jade grapple her, while Argath and Vera stab her in the birthing holes. Might work. Though I think our chances of dealing much damage this turn are limited, so I'd just try to grapple her as quickly as possible. Still, I guess we can go with Caspin's stuff, I don't think there's many huge flaws, though it kinda does rely on Jade grappling a giant bee.

Not that, I am beginning to realize, many people care about OOC tactics. Jegus, I need to get into the mindset.

I'm allowed to do that, right Krylo?

You know, toss Vera the dagger as an instant action? It's a short range toss.

Don't want to send out three PMs with the same information so all there is to really know about them, other than the fact that they are squishy little bee babies, is that their poison is more potent than an adult.

Also, bees aren't immune to their own poison, but with the bees being dead, the stingers are just chunks of exoskeleton. You need to squeeze the venom sack to get the poison to move through it and stuff.

Edit@Drac: Eh, sure.

Elsa still has full MP-- her only spell is Bind. It's too late for her to do anything about the spell-cast-y dude; I'm pretty sure she'd only be able to move slightly closer to him by the time he casts his spell there. So Elsa probably has no chance of actually attacking him this round. And since this guy is apparently a ranged fighter, I doubt using Bind on him would be of any use, either. The secretary, though, might be a better target for Elsa. Elsa could either approach now and attack next turn, or cast the Bind spell and possibly immobilize her.

What's your guys' opinion?

Lock.

Also it might stop him from casting/shooting for a bit.

Duuurrrrr Mauve doesn't read her own signup sheet!


Also, sweet, I didn't know it worked on actions as well as movement. That changes things. Does Team 1 have any arguments AGAINST Elsa using Lock on the spell-caster?

If it stops him on Round 1, I'm against it. Mostly because it might be Blue Magic.

If he'll cast regardless, then go ahead with the lock.