As Nialda ushered her mount away, the wolves lowered their heads and growled... and just as she bolted away, they gave chase. Only four of them pursued her, the rest grabbing the downed boar by its legs and dragging it away, leaving a bloody black trail of its innards as they fell out from its belly.<br/><br/>The chameleon was fleet of foot and could scamper over obstacles with ease, but the wolves were faster. They had seen in her animal companion a meal... strange for this land, but its unblighted flesh was a tempting alternative to the corrupted beast they had earlier felled. The ranger did not get far when the first of the creatures caught up to her.<br/><br/>They snapped at them mid-stride, going for the creature underneath. First a pair of jaws snapped in vain just where she was, and then another... but now she was surrounded as they ran alongside her, and a set of sharp fangs shut against the leg of her animal companion as it tried to clear a gap... and then a second. Dark black pus oozed from the wounds.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Please make adjustments to your animal companion... it counts as only half-level for the Balanced wealth variant. That's -3 to primary and secondary abilities, -3 to all abilities, -2 armor, -1 weapon enhancement, -1 deflection, -1 natural armor, -1 resistance<br/><br/>Wolves' communal initiative: 11<br/>Attack rolls (last 3 gain flanking): 1+7, 5+7+2, 14+7+2, 14+7+2<br/>Damage: 2+6, 2+6<br/>Trip attempts: I don't know, what's your mount's strength and dex?<br/>Roll two fort saves for your mount vs. blight poisoning (DC 17)</div></div>