Dimitrios plunged his sword in the back of an opponent wh has been too busy with one of his guys and looked at him crumbling down with satisfaction.<br/>It was good they didn't surrender, anyway. He has had no intention to leave them alive. Of course, he would have kept his word. They would have had to live to tell him what he wanted. He was no god to promise them a painless, natural death, though.<br/>It just made it<em>easier...</em><br/>"Wolves, sequence of the mighty!", he shouted, his voice raising over the melee. "I want three for talking, kill off the rest!"<br/><br/>OOC: Tactics, attack and damage rolls sent to the GM (attack roll scored a critical, so no defence for the fanatic). For the effect of the Tactics roll, which was a success, I choose applying small-unit tactics. One of them is binding the weapon with his own weapon or shield, the other is hacking (off) an exposed limb - weapon hand or a foot. Each one they overwhelm is freeing two of them, giving them an ever-increasing advantage... ;)<br/>They will pick who lives to talk after they are all out. If anyone's clothes or armour are in bad shape, he's probalby going to be finished on the spot.