OOC:
So the party's lineup is: Kalimonsore, Magnus, Leilara, and Yrsa. The alley is 10 ft wide, so it can fit two people standing side by side.
After the party readies their weapons, the slaves take the opportunity to attack. The leader raises his crossbow to take a shot at Magnus, and the two other slaves use their spears to attack Kalimonsore in unison.
Being a superior fighter, Magnus easily intercepts the two advancing enemies. He parries the first slave, and quickly sends the second slave flying into the alley wall with a standing kick. In a fluid motion, Magnus drives his sword deep into the chest of the slave that was knocked prone, and pulls out in time to deflect the oncoming bolt. The leader curses as his bolt harmlessly clatters on the ground.
Slave #2 has perished
The first slave regains his footing and thrusts wildly at Kalimonsore, and his attack connects! ... Surprisingly.
The rear slaves charges at Yrsa, and she fires off her prepared spell. The rear slave grimaces as ethereal whispers flood her consciousness, but she manages to fight through the pain in order to lunge at Yrsa with her spear. Yrsa easily dodges the attack, however, as the slave isn't really a trained fighter that can stay focused while in pain.
OOC:
Leilara - You need to roll 5d8 to use your sleep spell on whoever is still alive that you wish to attack.
Kalimonsore - I need an attack roll on Slave 1, since he's the only enemy you can hit from your position. If you end up killing that slave with your attack, just ignore the damage he dealt to you since he would've been dead before it happened.
Yrsa - Your DC is 14, right? If not just tell me and I'll edit the post. Also, go ahead and roll the 3d6 damage.
