Swift shoots… and other archers join in, but the ‘shield Orcs’ do their job, and they take the hits, not the Ogre behind them. The arrows, with Swift’s arrows being charged with the brilliant energy of the Prismatic Fey, are enough to drop one of the front line Orcs, and several more from further back in the pack, but not enough to stop this last assault of the Huns.
The Huns reveal another of their secrets- the Halflings were not the only ones to bring flame weapons. The Huns toss what look like small balls of fire up into the tree. They don’t burst like a fireball or a cheese bomb, and they affect a much small area, but they do not extinguish, either. Where they land, they burn fiercely.
A few more are tossed at the Spire building, too.
The last of the Hun force arrives at the doors, and the Ogre rams the nearest door.
The whole building seems to shudder with the force of the blow. The crossbar on the door cracks, and cracks spread up and down the door. A portrait falls from a wall. It is clear the door will not withstand another blow like that.
”There is magic to this,” one of the Elves says. “Even an Ogre is not so strong.”
Further away, a smaller group arrives at another set of doors, and sets to work on it using cunning instead of brute force.
Pole axes and spears break through the building's graceful windows, but they are positioned too high to be used as easy access points. A pair of halflings use the "double up" method, one Halfling on the other's shoulders, to defend at one window.