Honestly, I kind of feel like I've lost it for this campaign. I don't really feel my character any more and things have kind of dragged to the point that it's hard to be invested anymore.
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"Hurry up," Aisha mutters under her breath. "Even a weak mind can't be restrained forever."
Aisha continues to bombard the giant's mind with her powers, trying to keep it off balance so it doesn't harm her allies.
Aisha focuses her mind, unleashing a burst of confusing, mental energy at the giant.
Aisha throws a burst of psychic power at the orc, attempting to force it to stop in its tracks before it attacks Corric.
"I've never met an orc who was too stupid to come pick a fight before," Aisha mutters dryly. "Very well." She follows a little behind everyone else, making sure to stay back so the warriors are in front.
Sounds like fun.
"This seems to be working," Aisha mutters under her breath. She stays a bit behind the rest of the group, ready to cast if the orcs fall for the taunt.
"Because we'd much rather be over there with you..." Aisha prepares herself for when their enemies appear.
"Sabotage..." Aisha says quietly. "Can we clean it off, or do we need to get new wood somewhere?"
"Hopefully it's the last one. Let's go."
"I've exhausted a fair bit of magic, but I'm not actually hurt. Patch yourself up as much as you can. If there's still more fighting to be done, you'll need it."
Aisha takes a look at the vials to see if she can identify the contents.
Aisha groans as the last orc finally falls. "Thank gods! I thought they were never going to run out of more orcs." She steps back and drops heavily on one of the fallen logs. "Please tell me that's the last of the raiders."
Have fun!
Aisha grits her teeth and slams at the female orc's conscious again, this time bombarding her with images to make her dazed and unable to fight back.
Aisha focuses her mind and hurls a confusing mass of pain and sensation at the female orc.
Aisha moves in closer to get a good angle on the woman and the lizard squeezing through the gap by the boulder. Then she hurls the flask of alchemist's fire straight at her. Unfortunately, her aim is a little off and she manages to hit the boulder, sending burning oil raining down on the woman, the lizard, and even Milani.
Aisha scowls. "Who sends a bomber with one bomb?" she mutters. She knew orcs could be stupid, but this is just ridiculous. Still, she grabs gear and steps forward. The frustration makes an excellent sonic blast on the orc fighting Omast.
Aisha winces. They simply don't have the fire power to fight off the sheer number of orcs they're face. And there doesn't seem to be any help on the way. But maybe... She rushes over to the fallen orc bombardier, tearing into his clothes and pouches to look for more explosives. Maybe the orcs can provide their own downfall.
Aisha winces as the sonic blast hardly seems to slow the orcs down. She hurls another mental burst at them, trying to stagger one of the orcs before he can attack again.
Aisha focuses on the nearest orc and unleashes an absolutely ear-piercing shriek.
"Any other ideas?" Aisha calls out as she tries to find another angle to deal with the problem from. She shifts behind the remains the the log barricades and aims for the first orc trying to get through the gap. Maybe she can slow them down more by stunning the first through and filling up the gap.
Aisha takes one look at the orc with the bomb and hurls her mind at him, trying to disable him before he can throw the explosive.
"Drop the other pile and hope that it blocks the gate completely?" Aisha tries. In the mean time, she fires a small rock with the speed of an arrow, trying to take out one of the badly injured orcs.
Aisha helps Corric to the best of her ability.
Aisha runs over to the logs and draws her dagger, hacking at one of the ropes holding the logs in place.
Aisha recoils as the orcs keep coming and falls back on the most basic of tools: brute force. Her mind exploded forward, ripping and tearing at the nearest orc's mind with unnatural pain. She then collects the shards of his psyche to predict the orcs' next move.
"Do we have more of a plan? Because there are a lot of them!" She sends random thoughts and flashes toward another orc, trying to stop him in his tracks.
Aisha growls and channels her power again, sending a second pyschic energy burst at the nearest orc's mind while she ducks back behind the rest of the group.
There's technically a feat that does that. It's called Antagonize.
Aisha uses the pain in her lungs to fuel her power, letting the burning open her mind to her powers. Her eyes flare crimson red and she bombards the mind of the orc with the largest weapon with conflicting sensations of pain and fury, attempting to overwhelm his senses and send him out of control.
I should be good. New spells and amplifications are picked.
Aisha hacks painfully as the smoke sears her lungs and eyes. "I... I'm as..." She breaks off coughing again, her head spinning from the smoke.
"Then let's go..." Aisha follows the group in to the smoke as they race for the gates.
Holy cow. Well, I wish you and her the best of luck.
"Thank you." Aisha takes the waterskin and tears a piece off of her sleeve to cover her mouth with. She wets it down and hands the skin back. "I think I'm ready now..."
"If I was carrying mine, I wouldn't have asked..."
"There's not really another way to go, is there?" Aisha says with a sigh. "Well, does anyone have water to dampen rags with? Or do we need to find a nearby well?"
Aisha looks at Rokar's wounds and nods. "That may be wise. We're a bit... worse for the wear."
"More of them... this invasion is huge. We should keep moving and deal with them if we must. But I believe we still have a mission, do we not?"
Seeing Norasha's strike go poorly, Aisha turns her mental power on him, attempting to disable him so her missed blow doesn't lead to a dangerous counter-attack.
Aisha shifts her focus to whichever orc seems the least injured, trying to disrupt their momentum in the might.
Aisha focuses her mind and assaults the mind of the orc with the battle axe, hoping to slow him down before he can cut the hunter down.
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