Two of them, at least, were affected, and as Aria threw a javelin of pure force, Kass was working up her own side of the strategy.  Knowing that Aria was quite capable on her own, the two fighting as a risk to the soon-to-be-freed man and woman, Kass muttered the necessary words to a spell she'd just used, and vanished, to reappear near (far closer than the two tribes people) the two lycanthropic cat-people.  With any luck, one of them would be killed, and the other near death... and Kass had a spell she was wanting to test out anyway...<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Wouldn't it have been better, tactically, for Aria to wait until the werejaguars got there, then attack them in a full-round?  And don't the Jaguars provoke while running like that, especially since they can't tumble and clearly move into range to get behind her?<br/><br/>Anyway, because if one of the other were's dies, or flees, and the other one goes after the next 'target,' which could be the Commoners instead, Kass is DDing over to 15' outside the reach (same elevation) of the Lycanthrope's fighting each other.</div></div>