A mysterious labyrinth.

Sigfried was about to comment that gold doesn't conduct electricity; gold was infamous for not doing anything. If it was silver the plan would be brilliant as silver was one, if not thee most conductive metal... but figured they would find out eventually. Deciding he would only halt their progress, and they could potentially blame him for their soon to be failed attempt, he turned kicking a goblin hard, smashing its nose.

Jumping in the middle of a group of goblins he tore through them like a savage storm. Bringing his sword down on gobo flesh, and smashing his shield into the little vermin sending them flying. One little goblin tried to jump at him and stick his little dagger in between his armor plates, but he backed handed the gobo with his kite shield. The gobo sensing his death tried to raise its arms but Sigfried brought his greaved boots down upon the goblins face.

To Sigfried this was a... waste. Looking up, he almost smiled under his black helm, for a large Orc stood in the hall a large choppa in his hand. Choppas were a orc term for any sharp hunk of metal they could get their hands on. The two giants gazed at each other from inside the room, before Sigfried raised his sword, and the Orc gave out a loud roar of "WAAAAGH!". The two giant beings charged and collided a loud crash rang out in the chamber as metal and flesh struggled for dominance.

Stepping back they began their duel of pure strength. It was more a battle of attrition than ability, as their blows were powerful, and Sigfried felt his arm numbing. Sigfried managed to land multiply cuts do to his superior ability, but the orcs like their nature were freakishly tough monsters.

Shift jumped up when Rhev flew off, with sparks everywhere, and stabbed straight through the back of the helm. the plan had worked, more of less. The electricity didnt engulf the entire piece of armor like Shift had origionally planned, but it must have softened up the helm even further, just enough so that he could force the sword out of the side of the helm, leaving a large slice in the helm. It was a huge hole, and it was definitly a step. If they could do that just a bit more... Shift jumped back a few paces and assesed the situation further.

Clarissa's watched as the knight destroyed the rest of the goblins standing. She got on her feet, wobbly, and looked around. They are having a hard time with the armor, but there was little she could do, so she tied the stunned goblins up so they could not attack when they regained themselves. She checked them for anything useful, taking their money pouches, and watched both groups, keeping an eye on them in case they needed help.