poor grammar? (in General)

whats up with this sentence? Angelus's Fireball hit Biscuitback [3591], Angel's familiar [1648], Angel [1428], Buffy [1361] looks like my fireball is hiting my own guys :S and he has no AMF either, which shouldnt matter anyway.

Fireball: "Powerful ranged spell, but beware: unprotected friendly Minions will take half damage during melee rounds"

By grammar, I'll assume you mean it should be 'Fireball hits' rather than 'Fireball hit'.
BTW I never got what unprotected means, does it mean without a CoBF or something?

yes unprotected means without a COBF on with enough +'s to protect.

Eh, I still get a kick out of the system referring to my female character as a male.

BTW I never got what unprotected means, does it mean without a CoBF or something?

-The only minions that won't be hit by a fireball in melee are either dead or wearing a CoBF.

Or the caster.

Capitalize the W in "Whats" then put an apostrophe in it (What's) a contraction for what is. What is UP (?) with this sentence? "Hey! Sentence, what's up!?"

What's wrong with this sentence?

I also notice problems with their, there, and they're in most of the posts, but who am I to criticize? I can't spell. I have a dictionary with no definitions, just spelling. Thank the Cb gods for spell checker (most of the time ;).

The only thing wrong with "Angelus's Fireball hit Biscuitback [3591], Angel's familiar [1648], Angel [1428], Buffy [1361]" is that it needs a period (".") to close the sentence and, for clarity, you would need "and" before the last minion's name, though that is not entirely necessary. Also, "Angelus's" should be "Angelus'" since possessive nouns ending in "s" with three or more syllables do not require the additional "s" after the apostrophe.

"Angelus' Fireball hit Biscuitback [3591], Angel's familiar [1648], Angel [1428], and Buffy [1361]."

The "hit" rather than "hits" is correct since the sentence is past tense.