So, by my read of the current situation there's not a huge need to go after the remaining bosses. It certainly wouldn't hurt if the two semi-competent leaders got ganked, but it's probably not going to be the difference between victory and defeat.
Yeah, they don't need more destabilization to their leadership structure when they're in a four-way civil war. We did what we came to do.
[ ] Lurk in the shadows and strike down isolated Orcs whenever you get an opportunity.
[ ] Wait until battle begins in earnest and then take the Orcs by surprise.
[ ] Try to find your Ducklings and fight by their side.
[ ] Watch, wait, and see how things play out.
These four options all seem geared to "making the fight within Karagril better on our team." I don't think the first one is a good use of our time, isolated orcs that
aren't high-value targets seem like a waste. Taking them by surprise when they engage our forces for real seems much better, since we can boost our sellswords' morale and do some murderblending. Finding the Ducklings continues the support of our team in Karagril, but specifically watching over those three. I don't think this is a good use of our time and may foster resentment. Sitting back and watching keeps us in reserve in case anything gets weird or bad for anyone during the process, but I feel the Karagril greenskins are a sufficiently known quantity that a proactive approach is better.
[ ] Leave Karagril to see if any other factions are intervening.
However, there are a bunch of
unknown quantities, and they are the other Karags. If we're going to play guard dog anywhere, we should play it here. While our Citadel reaction force is super strong, we are, in fact, the designated Weird Shit Person on team Karak Eight Peaks, and we literally have no idea what might be in some of those peaks.
So my tl;dr is that if you want Mathilde to be aggressive/proactive, go for [ ] Wait until battle begins in earnest and then take the Orcs by surprise., and if you want her to be cautious/reactive, vote for [ ] Leave Karagril to see if any other factions are intervening.