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Um...no sorry. I do have harsh language but from a cleric it wouldn't make your grandma blush let alone hurt a trog from this distance. I withdraw my war cry and continue to secure the rear. So sorry for the confusion...carry on.

Grumm struck his opponent a glancing blow, but Shybolt was unable to hit his enemy. The troglodytes struck back, clawing them both.

Grumm took 6 points of damage.
Shybolt took 3 points of damage.
Grumm, Shybolt, and Brother Arven have initiative; Timorel is slow.

Shybolt shouts, "Brother Arvin, heal me!" Waits for it briefly then attacks again whether healing comes or not.

If within easy reach Brother Arven heals Shybolt.

Grumm is definitely crap at fighting troglodytes. Nevertheless, he'll swing again at the same one.

Seeing the damage Grumm and Shybolt are taking, Timorel switches from his bow to his sword. If a trog comes through the front line, he'll take a swing, but otherwise he'll just stand ready to either swing or cast sleep if more trogs come around the corner.

Brother Arven reached forward and laid hands on Shybolt, partially healing his injuries by sheer faith. Shybolt struck at his opponent again, but missed; Grumm was more successful, felling his enemy with a mighty blow.

The remaining troglodyte, looking fearful, backed away from the adventurers.

Brother Arven healed Shybolt for 6 points.
The troglodyte is doing a fighting withdrawal.
Grumm, Shybolt, and Timorel have the initiative; Brother Arven is tied with the monster.

"Surrender!" demands Shybolt, speaking in Lizardman (hoping that this trog knows the language?)

Grumm will press forward and attack the remaining troglodyte. In fact, if Grumm can move behind it to keep it from fleeing down the corridor, he will.

BTW, I hope it goes without saying that if the trog decides to attack rather than surrender I will attack back.