I say we all try and scale the ledge where the pyre is together, instead of being separated and scattered.

Well, there had been a map.  I can no longer see it.  I will try again shortly.  

What Yellow Line ???

 

Gonna take Dok a while to scale that cliff, especially being wary of any sneak attack from behind

Ok, I'm new to this creature, which seem large, especially to a Kender, but it seems they ran up this trail all the way to the top in one round, despite the rough terrain.  Do they have a natural ability that none of our party character possess, or are they just that much bigger, faster, or am I reading the post incorrectly?

The bugbears did not get all the way up in one round. They move at the same speed that a human would move. (A little faster than kender and dwarves, but still only 30' per round.)  They had a bit of a head start up the hill and only now got to the top of the hill.  I condensed a few rounds into one post or we would have taken a month to get up the hill and every post would have been the same thing.  

Ahhh i see now.  I was wondering how they seemed to get up there so quickly.  Thank you for explaining it to me.  

 

Seems the map has gone again. I missed it.

I can see the new one - the one just two posts up.  Can others?

Sorry Nomad, I stil can't see the map. But it is no sweat. I got it figured. All good.

5 posts - I'm going to be posting very soon.

Can't see map (the 'Speeding Up the Ridge' post one).

Looks like Uthal and Thäoran have made it onto the ledge together and we're facing two bugbears. Do you want to work together and have both of us attack the same bugbear, or do you want to split our attacks and have us attack one each?

Usually better to gang up on one and kill it quicker so only one is attacking not two

I say we take one each, to keep both of the bugbears occupied and to stop them from attacking the rest of the group who are heading up to us (sorry Keeper). What do you think?

That's a good idea. We should protect the others who are still climbing up the ledge.