Gragtar observed the surroundings of the hunters' community and took note of the possible entrances and exits that the village has as well as its defenders. Once he was done, he motioned for his men to follow him back through the portal and immediately went to find Kesk and bowed before him. "My lord... I have returned from the scouting mission you have assigned me."<br/><br/>He then produced a map of the hunters' village and said. "The village itself isnt too big, though there are a few traps that our men should be wary of placed around the surrounding forests. These are meant for hunting animals and not to trap our kin, though if set off or accidentaly triggered it would make us lose the advantage of surprise we have in raiding the village."<br/><br/>He then pointed at the map and said. "The north and northeastern paths are too obvious and easily noticeable for attack, so I recommend we take the south, southeastern and west entrances to attack. There are around ten human families there, with two or three adult hunters for each family and  and each family had between one to three women and one or two children. The women and children usually stay in the huts, while the men hunt. The huts itself are  no farther than thirty feet from each other and children of each families played together and near on clearing where huts were placed in."<br/><br/>He then said with a frown. "The village has wolf dogs as guardians, and I say that these look formidable in addition to the humans. My suggestion is, pacify the wold dogs and capture them for our own use. These would make excellent guard animals for our forces as well. IN short, the village is not too heavily defended and we can take them rather easily if we neutralize the hounds first and catch the humans off guard."