Vote tally - A Sword Without a Hilt: A Song of Ice and Fire/D&D 3.5 Crossover
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[X] Plan Maximum Effort
-[X] Viserys casts a Maximized Mythic Shadow of the Doom spell augmented using two Mythic Power (298 Searing Fire damage, plus 8 points of Ability Damage to Strength & Dexterity), targeting the eight remaining creatures and directing the remaining fourteen 20-foot cubes to target any enemy that looks important, especially priests, sorcerers, and commanders, along with other large war beasts (hereafter referred to as "important looking enemies" in the rest of the plan).
-[X] Malarys casts a Miracle spell to Dispel the black rain and unnatural clouds, potentially benefiting from his +4 bonus to Dispelling (for a caster level of 25th).
-[X] Tyene targets the largest group of important looking enemies with another Sunburst spell, Dany does the same using Inspired Spell, and Vee drops an Earthquake in the same area. They each use their Rings of Spell-Battle to Counterspell or Alter Fortune as they deem necessary, insuring the success of Viserys and Malarys' spells while hindering the enemies. Dany uses her Battlemagic Perception buff as a Free Action to Counterspell the most dangerous seeming spell immediately.
-[X] All 30 Heralds use their Fireball SLAs to target important looking enemies.
-[X] Benerro, Melisandre, and everyone else able to attack at long range are welcome to contribute as well, with whatever spells they feel most appropriate for slaying Undead monsters.
-[X] The Moonchasers, Wyverns, and Manticores each unleash a spread of Explosive Beetle Bombs (20d6 Piercing & Bludgeoning damage in a 40ft radius) targeting important looking enemies, along with a full salvo of Steam Cannon rounds (10d10+4 damage per shot).
--[X] The Moonchasers will use their Brilliant Barrier projectors and anyone else flying in the formation who has a Brilliant Barrier charm will activate them as Immediate Action to block the breath weapons used by the creatures, if they are within range to do so.
-[X] We will determine how to proceed depending on how many survive our next salvo.
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