Wren shook her head, "IT's a fine plan, but it's too complicated and spreads out our advantages too thin." She pulled out a flask and took a sip before offering it around the table, "What if the fires aren't set by mgic, but by a simple bottle of spirits and a candle in a random room? Or, if it is magic, what is to say that the caster must be in the building to use the spell? I'm not a wizard, but I know that a number of spells can be activated from a distance or by a spirit or familiar." She sighed, "Since there hasn't been an alarm spell, or any attempt to watch the sewers, why do you assume that they would look for one after a month of success? Leaving one untrapped if they are suddenly expecting it just means that they would see it as the real trap... and I feel that I must remind you that there are now more than a thousand.. perhaps several thousand homeless out each night. What would the odds be that our lure would even get one of the hunter's attention, much less see anything wondering alleyways? It's just too long on the odds with the numbers growing, not shrinking." She sighed then, "I will agree that the burning of the residences has a dual purpose. To increase the number of homeless to pray upon, and as a distraction for the watch. If we focus on trying to pick a place to wait for someone to act, we'll eventually get the right one... in 8 days when there's only 1 left. Again, the odds do not favor us. I am not pressing going to them by hunting them, but we must be proactive, not defensive in how we approach this."