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[~Neri]

We have mostly skeletons, not zeds.

[Ozarck]

We have mostly skeletons, not zeds.

I'm voting to get two zombies and outfit the group like I said. and position them:

..   sw.Sk    Z   Z     Sw.Sk
sw.Sk     sp.SK sp.SK



....Bow Sk on roof.

[Tomcost]

I think that going all skellies + captain grants better synergy than dividing our forces now.

[Xardalas]

Yeah. Zombies could make nice front line tanks, but skellies are so damn fragile it might be better to hold off till we can outfit em with bows. That way down the line, the zombies can just hold em back and the skeletons can pepper em with arrows.

[Twinwolf]

So Minecraft.

[Xardalas]

So Minecraft.

...I honestly wasn't thinking of that but that is a good example I suppose.

[Ozarck]

If we go with the captain bones, instead o just letting one of our skeletons level into it, I suggest moving our damaged skeleton to Bow duty, and the current bow skeleton to frontline duty.

[~Neri]

We should put the damaged skeleton in bow duty regardless.

[adwarf]

Day 2, Part 2

After pondering on how to spend your power you finally settle on raising the two guards' corpses as zombies to fight for you should yet more intruders dare to trespass in your domain with impunity. As the zombies stumble over to gather near your skeletons your earlier sense of unease proves real enough as you sense several intruders entering the graveyard from where the two previous guards came in the day before. Casting your senses over to that area you observe a group of six leather clad, grim faced soldiers slowly making their way deeper into the graveyard. Listening to their conversation you notice many of them referring to a man in the middle with a sword and shield as 'Captain'.

Soldier A: "Captain are you sure they didn't just get drunk in a tavern somewhere, and pass out? I mean there haven't been any threats from this graveyard since that Lick King's rebellion that the old codgers are always going on about like it just happened yesterday or somethin'."

Captain ?: "I already told you six times, I went and checked in Hob's tavern for them, and he said they never even came in last night. Have you ever known Jack, and Karl to skip a chance at using their pay to get drunk? I sure as hell haven't, and anyway its not like the undead are the ones behind this since we are at war against the Nightwood Goblin tribes after all. Who knows if those thoughtless creatures figured a graveyard would be the best place to hide a raiding party."

Spoiler: Dungeon Stats (click to show/hide)

Dungeon Rank: -
Dungeon Type: Graveyard (Dungeon Heart hidden inside of a Mausoleum at the heart of the Graveyard

Experience: 0
Dungeon Points: 5

Dungeon Heart:
Lich King's Vessel - Safe

Dungeon Powers:
Defy Death - When one of your minions fall you may use the power of the goblet to bring it back from death though currently this power can only be used once per day.

Dungeon Skills:
Dungeon Point Generation I - Using your accumulated power you increase your connection to the world's mana flow increasing your daily Dungeon Point Generation by 5.
Undead Minions I - Some of the innate knowledge of Dungeons has been imparted onto you revealing the method to create undead minions of a new, and more powerful tier to you.

Spoiler: Guardians (click to show/hide)

Graveyard Area
2x Zombies
Skeleton [Rusty Sword, Rotting Buckler, Leather Armor]
Skeleton [Short Spear, Leather Armor]
Skeleton [Short Spear, Rotting Buckler]
Skeleton [Rusty Sword]
Skeleton [Rusty Sword]
Skeleton [Bone Shortbow]

Spoiler: Minions, Items, Traps, and More (click to show/hide)

Minions:
Skeleton - The weakest of minions available to you, they are the remnants of human corpses raised to protect you from those who would seek to steal away your Heart. Though they are weak they hold great potential for advancement.
Cost: 5 DP

Captain Bones - A skeleton whose purpose is to lead, and coordinate other skeletons in battle. They're about as competent in battle as any other skeleton, but their presence and the deathly aura they give off makes other nearby skeletons more efficient at killing their foes.
Cost: 15 DP

Zombie - Much more robust than skeletons your zombies, but somewhat slower and less agile these zombies are useful for taking a few hits while your stronger minions take care of any real threats. Can only equip armor.
Cost: 5 DP

Giant Bat - A small, and unassuming bat. Not the most powerful of creatures that might one day serve you, but given the chance they can prove just as lethal as any old bag of bones you bring forth from the ground.
Cost: 10 DP

Items:
Rusty Sword - Its an old, rusty sword. What did you expect?
Cost: 5 DP

Bone Shortbow - A weapon carved from the bones of some animal with its bowstring made from its sinew. A powerful if somewhat unimpressive looking weapon.
Cost: 10 DP

Rotting Buckler - This shield is about as old as the corpses you summon to guard yourself, while not the most reliable thing it is better than nothing.
Cost: 5 DP

Traps:
None?

[Twinwolf]

Same strategy as with the first 2: Don't attack unless they get near the Heart. They might think the guards deserted or something.

[Tomcost]

Same strategy as with the first 2: Don't attack unless they get near the Heart. They might think the guards deserted or something.

+1

[~Neri]

Same strategy as with the first 2: Don't attack unless they get near the Heart. They might think the guards deserted or something.

+1

+1

Bow skeleton should target the captain also.

[Hiddenleafguy]

Same strategy as with the first 2: Don't attack unless they get near the Heart. They might think the guards deserted or something.

+1

Killing the captain will send ripples through the town that keeps sending guards, I suggest that if they get close to the core capture the captain if possible and torture him until he changes to our side and then use him as a spy.

[Tomcost]

+1 to capturing if possible. If we are holding the Lich King's vessel, we may as well get ourselves a Cult of the Damned.

Who knows, with a bit of luck the captain is called Arthas.

[Ozarck]

Same strategy as with the first 2: Don't attack unless they get near the Heart. They might think the guards deserted or something.

+1

+1

Bow skeleton should target the captain also.

+1

They aren't going to think they deserted. they COULD think the goblins got them, if the freshly opened graves weren't a giveaway. We could leave the zombies laying around like they are dead, and surprise the troop when they got close, or we could have the zombies move of toward the woods, so the troop heads that way following them. Problem with this last strategy is you gotta hope they encounter goblins before they discover that the guys are zombies.

-1 trying to torture to convert.