BoG'r OOC.

Of course, the githyanki don't really know how the graith ARE prepared.  What they do when the general alarm of "githyanki" is raised might throw certain well-laid plans out the window.  Remember, too, this is a pretty small strikeforce.  A few high-level cutters [6 PCs & 6 NPCs], but in total there are no more than fifty ready blades, and half that number is needed to pilot the ships, although some ships, including the damaged skiffs, can be set to hover high in the air be aboned for a time.  Such a tactic is a bit risky, but it could include the hospital brig to guard them, at least to issue a warning if anything tried to engage them.  One other tactic used during the Incursion was to order some number of skiffs to orbit a particular spot on the ground.  The graith would still think the moving (but abandoned) skiff was a threat, especially if other skiffs doing the same were actually manned and firing.

You guys are getting a little too ambitious.  You do not have sufficient forces to attack the tower or other strongpoints in town.  In fact the temple of Helm might be problematic too, but it would be about the maximum the group can handle.  I really didn't expect the raid to balloon like this, it was just supposed to be a side-job for flavor more than an adventure in itself, which is why attacking farms and merchants was an option.  Still, I like the planning/RPing going on.  So, the PCs should choose which temple to attack, and plan on dealing with the master wizard or his lower mages when/if they respond rather than trying to attack the tower (which would likely be suicide, EvilDM would be let out of the cage if you persist).

Attacking the Talos-worshipers would confuse and frighten the graith most, I think.  It is the least expected target in town.

Attacking the temple of Helm, well lets just say they are going to be 110% ready.

Tymora would be the richest target, likely.  Most temples of the luck goddess also serve as the local gambling den.  The citizens of Assam have also likely tithed an awful lot to this goddess recently.

Chauntea's temple would probably be a somewhat soft target, and hurt the graith the most in the long run.

OK guys, everyone's druthers have been said, I leave it up to Battledancer to have Kirath decide.  However, my plans have changed a bit.  Not giving up the plot, but this campaign needs a shot in the arm, so ... whatever decision Kirath makes, it won't really matter.  Just make something in-character knowing the primary target will be attacked by only himself, the Git'ribani, eight Duthka'gith, and a dozen or so regular (ftr3) githwarriors.  The rest of the strikeforce will be raiding livestock or piloting the flying skiffs.

[No AoO, but the enemy gets some actions for their turn, yes?]

To BS; I'm wrestling with how to handle your swoop, since you were over the town messing with Talos-worshipers, then back to the harvest temple.  You certainly could have done all your "1st round" actions before the rest of the party's boots were on the ground, but do you really want to join the battle vs. Chauntea's followers, or do you want to continue your own lone-wolf (lone wyvern?) mission?

But it was worded in such a way that there is no real reason for the ox to stop fighting.

I meant to change the 'dodge Ar'dru' to DC 12, but my internet went out!  I've been down for a few days.  Today I'm breaking down and posting BoG'r from an internet cafe.