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That's exactly what I was going to ask about, if we decide to take down Butarg.
Just a reminder that the chance of resurrecting the old woman depends on her remaining health, and you shouldn't think, "Well, we'll take him down somehow, even if he loses two-thirds of his health, we'll still resurrect him."
Actually, the old woman might not even survive until that moment.
"Well, we'll take him down somehow, even if he loses two-thirds of his health, we'll still resurrect him."
With a bit of luck, we can focus fire on him and take him down in 1-2 rounds. But that's what luck is for. Reducing his health by half won't be too difficult, but then the problems will start. Also, we don't know what kind of support group he'll have. Although, of course, there will be someone to replace them. Fortunately, there's not much point in attacking him in melee combat with non-Berserkers or non-Wisterians.
And after a couple of deaths, Deliy might suddenly decide that he's on Butarg's side.
To be honest, if we start dying a lot, Deliy's betrayal will be the least of our problems.
Ple-Sen
