If you'd like an opponent to shoot at, there's one remaining scorpion fighting Smarty, and a worm fighting the ranger's bear.

Now the paladin is free, it's time to kick some Hag's ass !

Still under the magical protections of both paladins, I hope to sneak behind the Tall Hag while she is focus on Roosevelt to impeach her regeneration by either stabbing her in a vital point or cutting her ringed hand, depending of the opportunities.

May the spirits of the Kings under the Mountain protect me !

does not hear you cuz sleeping, (doing this to see if i get any boost in stats for a few turns or a bonus of some kind.
I will continue destroying hags next turn

Good point - I'll change my action if I can and go for a blow to the head with ye ol' hammer +3


Triock isn't listed as dead in the main thread, and the list was updated to reflect the achievement. So appears alive.

Question is, should I cast a second heal or wait and see the result of the first?


I don't particularly want to get shot in the back, so ... maybe Kyp should ask doc what they do have a clear line of sight for shooting?

Unless the arrows are magic they probably won't do much against that carapace anyway.

My arrows are normal afaik, my bow is magic and makes my arrows fire arrows, any ways i am sleeping leave me alone

Triock Ulagolor, Elven Paladin, with a disturbing feeling of being unloved, falls to the ground to dream his worst nightmare.

I don't think you will, but you can always ask Doc about it? If I remember correctly you're perfectly fine and nothing's happened to you, right?

OW!

Thras curses. Hopefully Taz doesn't do too much brash things in that short moment. Bolt. What was that? Leave it in? Pull it out? No, leave it in and wait for medical help. Healer, please, by the way!

Thras tries again to cast Charm Person on Taz, while staying down. If that succeeds he stands up to repeat the same as before: cast Acid Arrow on the stocky Hag and have Taz cast Acid Arrow on the tall Hag.

You can always say, "I cast a Heal on Triock if he is still injured." That usually works and prevents you from casting when he's already healed. :)

Good point, although I assumed he'd be able to shoot past you without penalties becaus the scorpion is huge and there have been other people shooting at enemies nearby allies without incurring the penalty (or it seemed like they never had to roll for accidentally hitting a friend).
Don't worry, I'm casting a Heal on you and Smarty will most likely too, so you can post what would you do if you get healed.
Taz did seem sheepish before, when he noticed what he did, maybe you could try asking him to cast an Acid Arrow at Hag, and seeing whether he cooperates? Or, probably save it for a safe environment, to see how much he's willing to.
"Don't go to sleep yet, Kyp! Thras got shot in his shoulder, can you heal him before you go take a nap, please? He should be nearby lying on the floor. You can lie down after that, but keep an eye out so that the Hag doesn't try to snack on you while you sleep!"

As Og'rialt was making his way across the room, his mind was bouncing back-and-forth in his dwarven skull. "The drow showed up out of nowhere again, and healed me!" "Perversion! What's her angle?" "She didn't need to! Twice she refrained from attacking! Maybe Kip was right...?"
These thoughts came to a swift end as he reached the tall hag. "I tried to get to her when she was down, but she got up so fast! And now even her arm is regrowing!"

Having made it a habit to always fight from a position of strength, with himself having all the advantages which advance planning can give him, Og'rialt is not a happy camper at all, and his mood is getting decidedly worse as the tall hag turns to face him directly. "Where is that Beldarion when you really need him?! Off playing a hero for the benefit of other people??!"

Og'rialt gulps and takes up a defensive position, ready to try and dodge out of the way of the inevitable attack, and attempting to slowly back away in a direction which doesn't bring him close to either the scorpion or the swirling blades. Somehow the magic shield doesn't feel like quite enough protection anymore.

Og'rialt refrains from attacking in any way until the hag's attention is fully captured by other events, (like Babargh casting the silence spell, or Roosevelt going on the attack, or Dunward's levitating trick working -- ooh, go Dunward!). If the hag turns away from Og'rialt to face an attacker, then Og'rialt attempts a simultaneous attack on the hag from behind her. If he sees a clean opportunity on her left arm (the non-regrowing arm with the ring on it), he'll go for it, but otherwise he'll forego any sort of finesse in favour of just landing a solid blow, hoping some ice damage will at least slow the hag down.
In the unlikely case that the hag gets very close to the swirling blades, Og'rialt will lash out at her feet with his spiked chain, in an attempt to trip her into those blades.

69 Rudy Human Ranger. - I will order my bear to keep attacking the giant maggot. Rudy will attack the giant maggot with his bow from a distance.

Damn that was close. That Protection from Evil came just in time. Thanks Eranear.

I cast Magic Shield on myself (if it is possible to have it on at the same time as Reflect Spells AND Protection from Evil) and attempt to make my way to the stocky Hag and engage her in melee with my hammer. If there is an enemy blocking the way though, then I fight that. I do not try to force my way to the Hag through other enemies IF there are any.

I know. And wrote "right arm", so don't know what you're quoting.

Sorry, I switched it around, I wanted to write that you're attacking her right arm but the magic ring is on her left hand, in case you got it mixed up - the magic ring is on her left hand, not her right hand. So you're attacking the arm which is regrowing, it's the other one with the magic ring.