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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shayuri" data-source="post: 3264672" data-attributes="member: 4936">"Does it matter?" Silhouette sighs. "Without our full strength, assaulting the kobolds would be foolish. Even if we're not all going, those left behind will have little to do but look at maps and concoct schemes."Privately she fumes. This was the problem with working for Abyssal forces. No sense of continuity. Every time a crisis arose, they dropped everything else and threw massive overwhelming force at it. No staying power though, because once they crushed one foe, they threw it all at another.On the other hand, there was a lot more room for an individual to advance through personal merit than with the Infernals. With devilkind, it was always obeyobeyobey, marching in lockstep. Disciplined and effective, sure, but stifling and allowing no personal creativity.The yugoloths were interesting...but numerically insignificant, and playing a minor support role in the planar carnage that was the Blood War. They, like she, played both sides when it suited them, always seeking the best deal. For now, that meant the Abyss, and all that came with it.</blockquote>