Because I had 'Dreadnought' class, I knew that the wounds they inflicted on the boss were basically meaningless. Their approach was wrong. A lot of small cuts weren't enough to slow him down in any way, then needed to cut deeper, but I didn't want to just tell them that. As hunters, they had to be able to come to their own conclusion during the fight. That could be the difference between getting out of the battle victorious, or dead.
After regrouping, they rushed to the opposite sides to go on the offense once again, but they had a new obstacle to deal with. Now the massive orc picked up his weapon, which, to put it lightly, spiced up the situation.
This time Tihana was the one to jump to his face, to strike from above with her sword. She had to move the shield to the side to do this. Meanwhile, John attacked his shins by trying to slice them hard.
