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Tria is currently in a relatively safe position. From above, the skeletons won't be able to get past Anemone (she should hold out against them for a long time). From below, the skeletons will get bogged down in Celia and Tristan, and even if they do reach her, they won't be able to defeat her in one turn. They won't deal much damage.
However, it's likely that she'll have to retreat either this turn or the next. The question is whether to skip this turn and start healing on the next, or vice versa. I would suggest retreating now and positioning her under Locken's barrier. Then, from a favorable position, heal everyone.
Reflection seems pointless to me. It won't secure a favorable position, and it will waste a turn.
In general, she should position herself to the right of Castor. That's what I think.
Then, I suggest Locken place the barrier so that Anemone is within it. Having a couple of southeastern skeletons under the barrier isn't a problem.
However, it's likely that she'll have to retreat either this turn or the next. The question is whether to skip this turn and start healing on the next, or vice versa. I would suggest retreating now and positioning her under Locken's barrier. Then, from a favorable position, heal everyone.
Reflection seems pointless to me. It won't secure a favorable position, and it will waste a turn.
In general, she should position herself to the right of Castor. That's what I think.
Then, I suggest Locken place the barrier so that Anemone is within it. Having a couple of southeastern skeletons under the barrier isn't a problem.