"That's a good point," Snowblind said. "Did we capture any of them?"

"Yeah, there's one that I shot in the leg that's still around," said Kej.  "He's over there."

"Oh good, let's go talk to them," Snowblind said.

On the ground, a human groaned in agony as he held tight to his leg, trying to not move the arrow stuck in it that was causing him such pain.

"Hey there, slaver, we have some questions for you!" Snowblind said.

"...fiends like you might try, but you'll never get answers out of a true man!" he snarled.

Insight check plz

(OOC: Insight check - Snowblind rolled 13 using 1d20+4)

He wasn't that good a liar, and was bluffing.  He was terrified of what they might do to him.

"You can see that I'm a drow, right? You know what we like to do, right? You can save yourself a lot of time and pain if you just tell me right now," Snowblind said, sweetly.

(OOC: Intimidation Check - Snowblind rolled 20 using 1d20+4)

He turned pale.

"Don't-- don't-- what do you want to know?" he gasped.

"Who hired you?" Snowblind asked.

"We're soldiers from Haramas," he said, naming a human kingdom nearby.  "We need farmers and laborers.  Better gobbos than our own!"

"Wasn't that easy?" Snowblind said with an evil smile, leaning down over him.

"...what are you going to do?" he asked.

"I'm not sure...I mean, you co-operated. I'd probably let you go," Snowblind said.

"You will?" said the man, shocked.  "Thank you!"

"Ya better get moving!" Snowblind said to the man. "And get a different job."

He attempted to scuttle away at top speed.

"That works," Snowblind went to share the information she got.

"So, what's our next move?" Kej asked.  "A strike against their camps?  Could be risky..."

"It could be, but they need to be taught a lesson," Snowblind said.

"Always ways to be less risky," said Tucker.  "Just different tactics."

"Yeah, we should check it out at least," Snowblind said.

"Plan with others, first, though," Tucker insisted.  "Need good plan."

"Okay, okay. Let's do that," Snowblind said.