Megagun

Yautja pulls the javelin out of his victims body, and says "we need a low profile, single file, monk up front with a 15 foot lead to ensure the way is clear" then he searches his recent kill for whatever may be useful

Yautja rushes forward, Javelin at the ready, and launches it toward the right-hand goblin

Yautja looks confused, and whispers "Would that be the vase that they loot after killing said wealthy merchant? Or that elusive leaf that they find blowing in the wind to be brought before their boss?"

Yautja readied his Javelin, and whispers "Baldy, can you sneak in and take them out quietly? We'll cover you from here"

I can close the distance in one move, reckless attack with my Javelin, giving me an almost assured hit. I suggest not using limited uses abilities.

Are they visible by moonlight or are the trees providing too much cover? Otherwise, two goblin guards should be dealt with swiftly and silently. Monk and someone else, quiet like, without flashy or loud. Perhaps a Crossbow bolt, arrow, or a knife in the dark?

Yautja looks the sniveling creature over, assessing his truthfullness, as he says "We let you go, and you are to keep your head down, watching for any future signs of an attack, and forwarn us about them. Understood?"

Looks up and says "ask Ragash if it's sunny or not. Obviously we are just resting, making sure we are fed before battle, and consider the tactical approach once Baldy returns."

Yautja looks at the group, and says "let's go ahead and take a quick break for food. But no open fire, maybe a camp oven but, I don't want to give away our location yet. And after this camp, we need to keep down the chatter, lest we walk into an ambush."

Yautja looks around, and sighs heavily "never thought I would say this but, I need a fight"

Yautja yells back in a loud roaring voice "I'm not angry!" Then calmly states "Just a little annoyed, now we are heading towards an enemy camp, we should keep it down, lest they catch us unawares"

Halting the group for a moment he looks back at them, and states "alright Marik, you will be the scout once the enemy camp is in sight. Yisan, I would prefer to keep your musical inspirations nearby. Richard, it's Sinruth not Sirruph, please if we end up in a parlay, don't insult a guy who commands an army. Now, let's keep moving forward shall we?" Than gives the goblin a tap on the shoulder indicating we are ready to move forward

Walking along I ask "so, who is a good scout amongst us?"

Looks back, seeing the glare off of baldy's head and yells "get up here, your missing a good story!"

Yautja looks around and then asks "did we wait for Yisan and Baldy?"

Taking the lead up next to the goblin, I continue the inquiries "what do you know about 60 years ago?"

I would also point out, killing the ogre sooner would have saved several lives, including the guard captain. Those would have been more men to fight for the defense of this town, should it come to that. But, can we please move on

I sit down next to the goblin, and continue my line of questions "what rumors have you heard? Surely a goblin who lives near a warhost would have heard something"

Except, no OOC conversation was started until @rustytengostarted it. For which I am very grateful. Yautja grumbling about not liking what you did, yeah that's his character style. But, the point remains, are we ready to move forward?

Stupid phone. Ok my point is, how am I the one miss-using the word Anarchy....when my reference was to your use to begin with. Next...half the party already believed we could handle it. Simply put, and I am just as much at fault as the rest, all of the difficulties could have been avoided if like any other group of players, we talked our options through. There is a valid point on the "whose in charge" argument given the problems with our characters as stated by @rustytengo. So, new inquiry. Since gathering the party up has already been put into play, can we agree to a

No offence to @DragonRage, but, he has not exactly shown much of a presence in the game. Also...(my fists can't hurt it so... I'll tell the ogre throwing explosives at people to forgo his worldly possessions, then run away to the paladin.) And just to point out...am I even close to being the best at Intimidate. Nope, not even close. But, I have used it's functions successfully at multiple times in this game. In my (highly opinionated) opinion, the safer option would have been, get the civilians inside a safe building, (plenty around) and either, stay with them to keep

Allow me to reiterate my points more clearly. I am uncertain at this point ICly if Ragash is a Sorcerer or a wizard. (And also uncertain OOCly purely because I don't remember lol) That being said, yes a Sorcerer is a great Speech. Bard is also an obvious Speech. Barbarian can be a decent Speech. Cleric should be but the given situation/character personality is probably best to avoid intimidation. Punching a thing is NOT intimidation. The threat of pain is far worse than the actual pain. Now, moving on from this, a paladin who insults his teammates, attacks prisoners, abandons fights, leads civ