Giving the healing to Dorgath and Throg to speed things up and since it almost certainly won't matter...
-Kelgar blesses himself with Vanquish. Kelgar gains an extra attack.
-Carrow becomes afraid of ghosts. His attacks are at -1 to hit.
-Carrow runs his sword through a ghost, dealing 4 damage.
-Throg slashes a ghost's torso, dealing 5 damage.
-Throg tries to bite a ghost, but can't catch the ethereal opponent and nearly falls over, bracing himself against the wall.
-A ghost catches Carrow in an icy grip, dealing 2 damage.
-A ghost strikes at Dorgath, but misses completely.
-Kelgar strikes a ghost, but the blow passes through it.
-Kelgar swings his hammer, hitting a ghost.
-Kelgar's Ring of Command increases the strength of his attack.
-The ghost dissipates.
-Dorgath swings for the last remaining ghost, but misses completely.
-Kelgar heals restores himself and Carrow to full health with his Ring of Jade.
-Kelgar is awarded 15 gold for his healing efforts. Praise Sigmar!
Round 5
The power phase is 1 for this turn.
-Kelgar fails to bless anything.
-Carrow charges the ghost, but fails to hit. He does finally have enough space to close the door, though (but no more undead seem to be coming from there anyway).
-Throg cuts at the ghost, but hits the wall of the corridor instead.
-Throg bites at the ghost, but his fangs pass through it without doing any damage.
-The ghost reaches toward Dorgath, but is brushed aside.
-Kelgar bashes at the ghost's shoulder with his hammer, dealing 4 damage.
-Dorgath splits the ghost down the middle with his axe.
The two halves of the last ghost drift down and fade away before reaching the ground. The Warriors breathe a sigh of relief, having apparently weathered the onslaught of so many undead little worse for the wear.
-Throg collects 200 gold.
-Dorgath collects 200 gold.
Kelgar collects 240 gold.
Carrow collects 160 gold.