So that's *not* an undead swarm over there raging towards Na'lsa because they detect the collapse of the priest's aura and are now rushing headlong into the previously barred aread because that's was people do when someone takes down a "do not tresspass" sign?

Does the APC have tries or catipillar tracks?

Shealtiel exorcised the undead, hence being unconscious. ;)

I'll defer to Salone on the APC.

APC has tires. My knowledge on the M3 is sketchy at best, but from what I remember they're designed to take all kinds of hell, so running over brambly bits and bone isn't going to do much to them. High caliber rifles maybe, but we're talking massive amounts of rubber. They'll be fine.

You are looking to run stuff over, right?

Someone should wake Shealtiel up when we back to the APC. Just a suggestion. ;)

Lev started shouting. Figured it was time to bring him back.

Ah, excellent, excellent.

-amused at Lev's bit there-

Erm...Want to just assume Dante followed / is about to follow everyone else into the APC? /brain just died

Yeah but those were just the undead that were on the crosses yeah? For all we know, there might be more puddles of them lurking nearby.

And yes, I was talking running over stuff though not neccessarily brambles and bones, more squirmy, grabby zombies.

Just, we've already used the Dybbuk so much... yay for faceless legions of (anti)hero fodder?

I want to hurry up and eat a horseman, sir.

Haha. Any preference as to which? :p

Well if we do get another Dybbuk swarm, Fee does have a grenade handy, and a few more in the APC I think?

Can Gluttony eat Famine? -would be interesting-

But that takes the fun out of driving over them. :(

We wouldn't need it unless they got us before we got in the APC, Fee used it last time because there were several people outside.

Actually, I'd rather eat Pestilence. Would be interesting to see what you could do with a disease when you control the very flesh it festers in. It's one of those things that you don't notice in a fight, but it's been ripping you apart from the inside the very moment you made contact with your adversary. Then the Ebola comes rushing through and you bleed from the very pores on your body.

EDIT: A brief look in to Wikipedia tells me that Pestilence is actually Conquest. Huh. What did we decide that the four were again? Conquest and War just seem so...similar.