The issue is, after a ranger waylay on an orc with a slave,
trying to target the orc with a targeted spell (specifying the
orc's name) will always hit the slave instead. Trying to do it
again even after the waylay results in the same, and comments
from other rangers suggest this is not just a Gust of Wind
spell issue. But the specific case in this example is the
spell Gust of Wind.

Expected: Targeted spell hits orc

Actual: Targeted spell hit slave

Steps to Reproduce:
1) Ranger camo with waylay on orc. Orc has slave. Names do not
matter (so orc can be named Joe and slave Olaf, no name
resemblance)
2) Orc enters room with slave
3) Ranger waylays. Hit or miss does not matter.
4) Ranger casts Gust of Wind, targeting orc by full name.
Example: cast 'gust of wind' joe west
5) Observe gust of wind hit slave
6) Get bashed to death by orc

Repro Rate: 5/5

Log:
*LOG SNIPPED*

This was tricky, but the logic of the spell wasn't working
correctly.
Now it will be.

Your log and format helped a bunch for reproduction, so big
thanks there.

So from hereon out, how gust of wind works:
It hits your target.
It hits groupmates/pets of your target.
It hits cabalmates of your target.

The spell was always intended to go across the room and hit
various folks, but the logic was set in such a way that it was
exiting the loop early.

Let me know if any other issues pop up!