Sounds like a free attack to me, Sham shoots another arrow, albeit I expect it to be with poor vision.
Attack with Shortbow: [1d20+1] = 3+1 = 4, Damage: [1d6] = 6

My prayers are with you and your family, Spartakos. Get back whenever you have the time.

Old Sham will fire a flaming arrow at the barricade.
Attack with Shortbow: [1d20+1] = 16+1 = 17, Damage: [1d6] = 4

Can the rest of the group find a vantage point by peaking their heads out from behind a doorway or something to that affect? I don't think we want to wait until the two invisible party members have returned before attacking. Sham will wait for a sign of commotion, like he would assume from the barri...

Sham nods, approving of the gnome's plan. "Just be careful yerself."
Sham will ready his shortbow, and start ripping cloth to oil and attach to his arrowheads in order to light on fire.

Sham looks around for the ghostly voice of Ampersand, then faces his visible comrades. " We have to stop them before they alarm the others. Missile combat may be hard if they have better cover than us. But charging right into the barricade is more dangerous. " The age old question is how m...

Sham nods, and beckons Kal to come closer to throw a torch into the room.
When everyone is in place, he'll throw the catch to open the door.

Sham gets ready to pull the catch to the hidden door, but waits for a signal from the clerics that they are ready to go. It sounds like we got one scout on the other side of this door. Assuming that there aren't theee hobgoblins waiting for us with spears, we might want Lardo to scout ahead before w...

Sham pauses to assess the damage taken from the fight and then curses again. We are still in the goblin section of these caves, so we should be able to access the hidden catch to open the secret door that the captives showed us. "According to Ampersand's report there were six hobgoblin guards p...

No worries here GreyWolf. I hope everyone is alright, and that things get better soon.

Sham continues to attack, fruitlessly.
Attack with Broadsword: [1d20+1] = 1+1 = 2, Damage: [1d8+1] = 6+1 = 7

Sham is caught off guard by the sudden rush of hobgoblin foes, making his attack awkward an ill-timed. He curses and yells for Kal to execute the prisoners.
Attack with Broadsword: [1d20+1] = 1+1 = 2, Damage: [1d8+1] = 6+1 = 7

Sham will rush to the front of the line to attack whatever comes down the corridor.

Sham nods with a snort at the hobgoblins reply, although he holds Henry's statements to himself, not wanting to cut any further deals. Unless Lardo poses a better plan, he'll move forward trying to get the guards to come out. He addresses the cooperative hobgoblin. " Yell out to the guards and ...

Sham snarls at the hobgoblin captives, In goblin "You idiots. It's not the goblin prisoners I want, it's the humans." . He then looks to Lardo to start formulating a plan. "We could grab one of those dead hobgoblins and position the body. Then have one of our prisoners call out for he...

I guess I am glad that we waited. Normally I would have kept moving after a minute of two.

In a hushed whisper, Sham asks the wall that he assumes contains an invisible gnome, "What did you find?"

Old Sham will usher the talkative prisoner up front with him, hands bound behind its back. The other hobgoblin he will put Saeros' care, to keep him at unease. This will move everybody back a line in the marching order. The dwarf will interpret Cormac's last question in goblin (I didn't see any addi...

Sham will elaborate on his conditions, " We're hired to get the prisoners out of here safely. If we do, you get to live. However, if you lead us into a trap, we'll kill you. If you alert the guards, we'll kill you. If one of your other friends hurts the prisoners, we'll still kill you and then ...

Sham bends down over the two captives, and addresses them in goblin. "Alright, you two seem to be the lucky ones. Best be quiet or we'll have no choice but to kill you right here. Show us to where the prisoners are being kept, and you might make it out of this alive. But play us false and you'l...

Old Sham scampers to keep up with the large barbarian, "Leave at least one of these breathing. They might be able to help us find the captives."
He'll start binding the smallest of the hobgoblins, or the most convenient if he can't tell the difference.