Bad posting discipline myself above, both in spelling 'discipline' (which, incidentally, I again mis-typed both times I just wrote it) and in my confusion of Rianna and Relle once more- it was Relle and Galder that stayed safe but did not attack. Unfortunately I cannot really process a trog dropping 'on' you; trogs don't attack the turn they drop so unless you try to move past they don't attack you that turn. In the end, I shall read Azarl's post as an attack on the trog that does indeed arrive this turn in his area... which gets him a kill.
1 - 5 once more on initiative makes that three 1s in a row for you! A pain in a scenario like this. Kudos to those working out you might have to shift your plans if a trog drops in front of you though, though Relle's tack has a certain efficient simplicity to it as well.
I think we can label Rand's tap as sensible! That keeps him up for now... He's put one in a Grip but that won't help him much if you lose initiative again.
Gallador gets attacked but only lightly. He actually makes contact on his flailing blow back, but the fighters up front pretty much finish the foes there.
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THE GAUNTLET, Start of Turn 4
Gauntlet 1
Ranto: 7 (4 cylinders)
Rianna (C11): 3/46 [MA DU FE] [FA DW AS] (1F)
Almir: 2
Rah: (C9): 2 (1A)/45 [DW WS FE] [SF FA] (4F) (1 cylinder, axe))
Azarl (C9): 1/22 [MA] (3F)
Con (C7): 2(1A)/42 [FA EE DW] [CC] (3F) (slingshot)
Gauntlet 2
Chunn: 32
Relle (C11): 3/41 [IM MA DU] [SF FE FA] (1F)
Dak: (C9): 3(1A)/52 [DU DW IM] [WS TW SF FE] (2F)
Galder (C7): 3/60 [PA DU IM] [DW FB SF CC] (0F) (knife)
Xavier (C9): 2(1A)/65 [MA DW SF] [FB FE AS] (0F) (1 cylinder)
Gallador (C4*): 1/21 (5F)
Gauntlet 3
Rand (C4): 1/9 [DW] (3F) (Knife, rope)
Trogs x4 (C6) G
Gauntlet 4
Gauntlet 5
Trog x1 (C6)
Gauntlet 6
Trogs x6 (C6)
Gauntlet 7
Trogs x2 (C6)
Gauntlet 8
Trogs x1 (C6)
Gauntlet 9
Trogs x2 (C6)
Gauntlet 10
Trogs x6 (C6)
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It's surprising how complex just running through a defended area can be...