<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">I found an interesting build long time ago for a barbarian chieftain and repurposed it, rebuilding partially. It uses some pretty weird material but works for a foe. The foe is evil, but not outsider, dragon or undead. I am not sure if the DR applies then or not, a bit of a headache briefly, but ah well. Barbarian /- DR for most part anyhow, so if it affects, the difference isn't major. Too tired to double-check at this time, I'll see if it comes to so few points that it matters.</div></div><br/>The orc's anger showed in its glowing eyes as Gabriel taunted and struck, hitting the orc chieftain seemed to cause a spill of steaming black blood, fuming as it hit the ground, but the orc chieftain was not down for the count. The other orcs raised blades but arrows, and fire landed on their group, as Lady Luna stood next to Michael who had ridden over<em>trampling</em>the orcs that had been trying to attack her a moment ago, the king still in helmet disguise while Lady Luna's flames scared some orcs.<br/><br/>The ride of the soldiers in metal armor and attacking with the full power of the horse behind their blows seemed like a path of destruction through the orc group, driving orcs apart into three separate groups, the soldiers pushing one of them towards Gabriel flanking them already with him and the pit, another group between two groups of soldiers, one sealing the escape to the inn and another crushed up between the orcs there and the orcs before Gabriel.<br/><br/>The last orc group moved towards Michael and Lady Luna at the side, but the Protector Steel rode in with an odd chant leaving his lips, the blade flashing with lightning and with a fell sweep, the lightning blasted at his most cruel swing at an orc's neck, a head flying as nearby orcs twitched under scorch of lightning.<br/><br/>"Dese be bad humies! BAD HUMIES!" The orc chief shouted, trying to swing at Gabriel with the sword and the axe, the axe's swing glancing off the armor but the blade slashing up across Gabriel, the ghostly look of the blade one of something that didn't even bother to deal with metal, the blade sank to the flesh beneath without touching the armor at all.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Gabriel managed to avoid the axe, and hurt the orc boss quite badly, and the help distracts the rest of the orcs quite well, but Gabriel still took another 10 damage from the sword. Also, at least 1 enchantment should be already clear I imagine. Seeing how it bypasses armor.</div></div>