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Maybe we can just follow them and see where they go. If they go to a church, then they are cultists. If not, maybe we can talk to them.
Follow them using Alex/the raven.

Like, so we don't have to search for the church, but the guys lead us there themselves?)) I don't know. We can do that, I'm not against it. But we won't go far from Alex. We'll maintain a minimum distance from him, at which these guys can't see us.

I'm afraid if Alex gets caught, we're in trouble.

Suddenly, they might lead us to a city of Kalevrites...
It's just that they seem to be too close to the cultists. Don't they know that the cultists hang out there?
If these are Kalevrites, then there will be no benefit from them in any case, since we already have Ogres. If these are not Kalevrites, then there will be a battle. The potential benefit from interacting with them is minimal, so it's not a great option.

We're screwed.

That's basically how it will be, no matter what we decide.

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So, I'll support any option except going around this cell. I won't talk or fight anyway. I'll just run along the edge and heal you.

We approach the cultists/Kalevrites, and there...

I would suggest attacking. I actually agree with Arcomage on this point. Besides, I initially made the remark about the Calverites just as a joke...

What if they are rangers from Haven?

Let's free up positions for ourselves.

Then they'll spend another month or so "marinating" in the dark lands.

What if they are rangers from Haven?

Then they should have appropriate identification marks, and the newcomers should be instructed, otherwise it's a rather silly situation.

So, if we're attacking, how should we do it? Who should Alex target first? Should we eliminate the Archers first? Will the others run and cast spells? Besides, the others are far away, and they'll probably notice us when we approach.

I would advise Koschei to cast Fireball where it will hit the most targets.

Before the group encountered the mysterious band of people, Dormin felt much better, not so much physically, as the symptoms of the illness had fortunately not had time to manifest, but mentally. "Thank you for your help, friends," the old dwarf thanked the other members of the group. "You didn't abandon an old man in trouble. As for the dark lands, we'll manage somehow!" he added with a note of optimism. When the group stumbled upon the strangers, he prepared for battle, just in case, waiting for a plan of action from the others. He wasn't strong in diplomacy or strategy, but he was ready to distract a couple of enemies if a battle broke out.

Hero, which plan of action do you support?

It doesn't matter, I already wrote it.