(Have the Padawans dig a big pit and fill it with spike. The rest of us can herd the monsters into the pit. Running after them waving the machette's over our heads, screaming like madmen ought to do it, right?
Seriously, though, good call Jovan. We can all work together to take the beasts. Next we need to know what they're like so we can have an idea how to take them down. Also might want to know details about what else hunts them.)
The idea of them all working together to get the required kills eases Gallagher some, but nonetheless, he is worried that these monsters will be very difficult to hunt indeed.
Gallagher picks up a machete with a blue handle and gives it an experimental twirl.
"D'an, do you think you can wield one?" Gallagher asks.
Originally posted by Alkaselzer
"D'an, do you think you can wield one?" Gallagher asks.
Cool
Alright, so here is my thoughts on the issue.
We know relatively nothing about these beasts. So first order of business is to find some and figure out how to hunt them. They we hunt them. Sticking together is a good idea, as is traps. We don't know if these things are solitary or herd animals. If they are Herd animals its good for us because we will easily be able to get the numbers, but traps might be harder to maintain. Individuals might be harder to find but easier to take down.
Now there are some force powers that deal with animals, Check and see if you have them. I think Empathy works, and does Scan? I know Staredown does, but I don't think anyone has it.
We should compile a list of everyone who is considered a Knight, so we know how many animals we need to hunt.
Any more thoughts?
(Do we go out as one big group? Or break down some, splitting relevant skills, so as not to romp through the forest with this big party? If one group, I'd say fighters to the front and rear, Padawans (except Sunda, of course) in the middle. That's as long as we stay tight enough to cover the middle. Perhaps there should be a scout or two to stay out front?)