Elwyrr listens to the story, with the ear of an old campaigner, and nods. "You give yourself too little credit, I think. It's not far off what they told me, in the general points, at least, and it's no less impressive for it."<br/><br/>Elwyrr listens to the tactical summaries, and points out that his biggest flaw was working too hard with the spells he used. Especially defending the camp from the zombies, while he did a good job, moving the earth was the most taxing, and, ultimately, likely the least useful of his approaches. It wasn't bad; breaking up the terrain certainly bought him time, but it also likely tripped up his own men just as much. He also points out that, while proven to be effective, making such an obvious target of himself, again and again, is a quick way to manage to get just a little unlucky one time, and end up hurt or dead. Overall, though, he certainly seems to have a good grasp of tactics. "To be perfectly honest, I doubt I would have done much different, myself, in your circumstances. Other than the last fight, against the mounted necromancer, but that's another story. Just how did you manage that one? I still can't wrap my mind around it."