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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arravis" data-source="post: 2593637" data-attributes="member: 327">*my players, stay out*My campaign is leading up to a large scale battle (thousand or so on each side) between the PC and their allies, and the BBEG and his troops. The BBEG has recently ratained a group of Baatezu via a contract (see Baatezu Brigade in Heroes of Battle) to assist him in the upcoming battle.Some opportunistic yugoloths caught wind of the contract and will approach the PC's with a offer of assistance. They will offer to counter the Baatezu Brigade, giving the PC's a level playing a field. What the yugoloths will want as payment is up for negotiation... I'm even considering having one of the PC's allies pay for it (he is quite an evil fellow and hopes to exploit the battle to his advantage, of course, not something the PC's are aware of).The party is mostly neutral, but it has a lawful good monk in its ranks. The question is, how would such a deal affect the alignment of the lawful good monk, if at all.The PC's have already stretched the resources thinly, calling on all possible allies. The yugoloth's counter of the baatezu troops will save the lives of many good men that would otherwise die on the battlefield. But they are yugoloths... the worst of the worst in the opinion of some.Well, any comments or thoughts on this would be welcome, thanks!</blockquote>