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(For reference I have a horse...but no way in hell am I running right into the Elven army. And btw Llosh uhh soften Earth under feet of people equals basically a very good way to trap an enemy unit. Atleast Id imagine it to slow them down quite effectively, acting almost like a crappy quick sand).
Seeing Llosh prepare to charge head first into the elven horde, and previously having heard about the ranks of criminals that dot the elven army Thanatos shouts over to Llosh. "Are you crazy? There is a lot of people in between you, even if you could get close enough to hit him, chances are, hes magically protected. You may not have heard the king say this but they are being commanded by an Elven Noble, one of the members of the High Houses." (Bluff check....Bluff bluff the crazy lizard, to prevent his untimely demise....damn I should've been a bard) (Silly me I almost forgot my MLA citations) (Gaintintheplayground.com, 0004). "And did you say they have criminal soldiers, and non elven folk? You wouldnt by anychance have anything that is incredibly flashy would you? It doesnt have to be useful in the least, just flashy, something to scare them, make us seem far more powerful then we acctually may be."

"Glad you asked, or at least implied I was welcome for input! Well I've got plenty of little tricks...There's several ways I could make the field a whole lot harder to see, smoke or mist, whichever you choose. Scaring is simple enough, I imagine that our druid friend might be able to summon some of his woodsie allies, and I have some friends among the animal kingdom of my own...Failing that I have several phials of flaming goo and other elemental stickies to cause words of pain and horror to fly unmercifully from our enemies lungs. Though personally I recommend the smoke and mist. I only need to know which of you will be charging the leader, he should be easy to spot even in fog due to his outline."

Drawing a greyish wooden stick from his cloak he holds it for the two others to see.

"Light this when you feel you are close enough to him and the smoke it produces will obscure you. I have a similar method for covering you on the way to him but it will only work at short range, so it would be best used to start your charge. Afterwards, continued arrow fire from our troops concentrated away from the leader and on the main body, coupled with some woodland creatures running rampant among the enemy should keep them too distracted to focus on you. And if you want to throw a hailstorm in that works too. If they still aren't deterred I have a few tricks they might wish to see."

hard to miss, but the flight of arrows is headed for the archers who seconds ago just moved behind cover. A loud hiss is heard as arrow hits metal, followed by a longer hiss of acid meeting wood. Several archers spasm on the ground. The oncoming fighters are closing in. Two rounds to impact.

Note: they are in fact charging. The archers in the woods peek out, beginning to set up for a last volley.

((I took some poetic license describing it. Its an Alchemist's Spark from Eberron if you are interested.))

Lloish looks at Susqueek, arching a scaly eye-ridge in lieu of an eyebrow at the Scaven. "I can call down the very forces of nature to aid in this fight. Unfortunately, fog and hail are not very discriminating allies. Your alchemy seems like it is less likely to have unwanted side-effects, but it only works at close range. Perhaps you would like to accompany me when I do charge? Oh, speaking of which, let me do something about making a gap in the enemy defenses." lloish waves a claw towards the tree-line and starts intoning something under his breath.

(entangle has a range up to 680 ft with lloish, which is not enough to hit the noble. Instead, I'm going to modify the spell so that the trees are doing the entangling--which is allowed, the book says that different vegetation can be used in different situations--and then I'm going to amp it up with grow plants. Grow plants has no specific effect bonuses, so this one is entirely up to the DM's discretion. However, what I would like grow plants to do in this case is to cause the trees to grow into the position in which they're holding their victims, and then freeze there. That will stop the trees from trying to tangle new targets that enter the area, and make their hold on their victims especially tight. Apologies to the DM if that's overcomplicated. Reflex DC 15 to avoid the tangle)

(well, that's a start. I'm getting awful low of spells, though)

Lloish sets Ne Pah, the boa constrictor, down behind cover. "Stay here. Be good. Hold the line," he tells her. He waits for the advancing unit of elves to get within point blank range of our archers and casts soften earth underneath them, turning the dirt into quick-mud. He then orders our archers to finish them.

(soften earth is four feet deep, and can have a radius of up to 60 feet. Needless to say, I'm only casting the spell wide enough to catch the advancing unit of elves in it. I'm not attempting to mire our troops as well. Creatures move through quick mud at half speed, and must reflex DC 17 every turn to avoid getting stuck for 1d2 turns, unable to move or act.)