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<blockquote data-quote="Felix" data-source="post: 3665365" data-attributes="member: 3929">Edited to translate to a D&amp;D world.Do you see any of these things really out of place in a Baatezu? Think of poor Levistus: he was imprisoned, without court-martial, for eons. Even when in charge of Stygia do you think he doesn't plot revenge against his jailor? And what of Geryon, the only lord to remain loyal to Asmodeus and was crucial in the success of his plan in the Reckoning of Hell: deposed and faded into anonymity. He was &quot;disappeared&quot;, unless (which is very possible) I haven't read what really happened to him.Do you refer to capturing the corvette at the beginning of Episode IV? Vader was right, you know: the ship was harboring an agent of the rebel alliance in possession of stolen Imperial information. Are you sure the law didn't provide Vader the right to stop the ship by any means if they did not submit themselves to an inspection? We know that the captain wasn't forthright: &quot;If this is a consular's ship then where is the ambassador?&quot;Or possibly to Vader's dealings with Bespin and Calrissian? Lando makes it clear to Han that his operation isn't entirely on the up-and-up. By eventually leaving a garrison on Cloud City he may well have been within the law regarding law-violating tabana gas mining operations.To what do you refer?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Felix, post: 3665365, member: 3929"] Edited to translate to a D&D world. Do you see any of these things really out of place in a Baatezu? Think of poor Levistus: he was imprisoned, without court-martial, for eons. Even when in charge of Stygia do you think he doesn't plot revenge against his jailor? And what of Geryon, the only lord to remain loyal to Asmodeus and was crucial in the success of his plan in the Reckoning of Hell: deposed and faded into anonymity. He was "disappeared", unless (which is very possible) I haven't read what really happened to him. Do you refer to capturing the corvette at the beginning of Episode IV? Vader was right, you know: the ship was harboring an agent of the rebel alliance in possession of stolen Imperial information. Are you sure the law didn't provide Vader the right to stop the ship by any means if they did not submit themselves to an inspection? We know that the captain wasn't forthright: "If this is a consular's ship then where is the ambassador?" Or possibly to Vader's dealings with Bespin and Calrissian? Lando makes it clear to Han that his operation isn't entirely on the up-and-up. By eventually leaving a garrison on Cloud City he may well have been within the law regarding law-violating tabana gas mining operations. To what do you refer? [/QUOTE]

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