Thunderbird:
Asking as I was not sure if it used it's standard action when it attacked itself.
Not according to the 4E action economy. But you know what, screw it!. Lets go with realism over rules. The Ripper gets a standard move only.
OK, Arcus got the first post in, so he has moved up to engage the Ripper in melee. That means that no one can get past Arcus and ranged attacks are -4 per person between you and the Ripper.
Rose and Thunderbird, you're up!
This message was last edited by the GM at 16:50, Thu 15 Mar 2018.