The first twang also got a response from the fear spell, but he had no idea if it hit or not, even as he used the ballista to tell which direction. Still, Hoots had done an admirable job of opening a brand new hole in the hill, and even better, now Devaguea could SEE some of the defenses. He jumped down as the goblins tried to reload the ballista, gave them a jaunty wave, and then blasted them with a fireball.<br/><br/>Now that they had a way in, he let the others that were entering go in first, before slipping in at the back. He could cast around them, and with his defenses up, he had the best chance of surviving the back attack. They needed Nordri at the front for traps, and Sydon right behind him to keep any enemy rushes busy. Devaguea had enough AoE spells to clear the hill on his own. He had mage armor, shield, and mirror image up, and could STILL use his breath weapon if push came to shove.