In reply to Narrator (msg # 67):

Christine will direct Crispin to attack the one that is just starting to burn, maintaining the rain of fire...

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 68):

With those in front dealt with, Emma turned to those behind her, targeting the eyes of one of those climbing down from the trees...

"Christine!  Can you stop this growing into a wildfire after the bandits are dealt with?"

In reply to Elaina Grattan (msg # 70):

"Naturally. if that would be a bad thing..."

If the supine, but still conscious, archer at Ginger's feet starts to try and get up, the dwarf's explosion of red beard wags from side to side as he shakes his head. Gesturing with his nasty-looking axe he says simply, "No! Stay down!"

When all is under control, including the potential forest fire, Ginger raises his voice towards his secret girlfriend, "Got one here you might want to question."

"The problem with wildfires is they sometimes grow suddenly or change direction rapidly -- and they burn things that don't need to be burned."

Turning from Christine, the younger sister looks at Ginger.  "I think we'll want to question him soon, but we need to be sure the others have given up and left."

Ginger nods, "Ok, good. So what would you like me to do? Guard this one? Or something else?"

"Our rope is stored in your pack at present, we'll come to you and we'll get him tied up."

Ginger smiles and nods, still keeping his eyes on the prostrated archer.

When Elaina comes over he offers her access to his back.

In reply to Ginger (msg # 76):

Christine needs to make a will roll vs pyromania in order to comply with the request to
A) cancel the firestorm and
B) extinguish fire


Meanwhile, the live archers flee the firestorm, one starting to burn, two just smouldering. (the fourth is dead)

In reply to Narrator (msg # 77):

Christine stops maintaining the firestorm now that the attackers are out of the area, but she will stop short of putting the fire out for now, checking to see if it will go out on it's own first while Crispin deals with the archers.
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In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 78):

Emma, meanwhile, will recast sunbolt...

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 78):

Crispin is closing on two of the fleeing archers.

After dragging the archers that fell out of trees together Ginger waits at Elaina's pleasure.

Masugatan retrieves his hand axe, wiping the blood off on the fallen bandit’s face.

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 82):

Crispin catches up with another bandit in the distance...

Chris is still immobile.


The gravely wounded bandit lies at Ginger's feet.

Masugatan stows his axe, the sword is still humming.

Valerie is disarming the various bodies of their weapons.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 83):

With Crispin chasing the archers down, Christine and Emma will move to inspect the ones nearby. What is the status of the fire?

If the fleeing archer is in range of Emma, she will use the sunbolt against him. Is he in range?

The sisters work together to tie up the archer Ginger had bowled over while Christine, Emma, and Crispin deal with the last of the fleeing bandits.  Between them they manage to make a fairly ugly tangle of several yards of one end of their rope.

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 84):

it has been a bit dry the past weeks so the fire is spreading in the underbrush.

"Christine, do you need someone to Lend you Energy?"

In reply to Evelina Grattan (msg # 87):

Christine will Extinguish Fire to put it out...

"Thank you, but I should be fine..."

She will then return to check out what can be done with Chris.

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 88):

Emma will check out the fleeing archers...is any within range?

Magugatan heads to the sisters to see if they require assistance as the Butcher’s Blade throbs in his grip.

Ginger starts to separate the bandit from their weapons and valuables. Coinage that may be insignificant to others in the group would still make his empty coin pouch happy.

In reply to Ginger (msg # 91):

Christine will point out that the only fair way is to gather it all and share it out later.