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<blockquote data-quote="Death_Jester" data-source="post: 1371203" data-attributes="member: 2156">Lord Ravinous Said&quot;Kneel before Darth Meepo!!!&quot;I find your lack of scales, disturbing. But seriously, since the little monsters are lawful evil they would obey the strongest leader.&nbsp; Until that leader showed some weakness and their detractors began plotting against them.&nbsp; It could be a very rigid structure with a defined overall ruler that is the most powerful of all the &quot;bosses&quot; and the underlings constantly jockeying for position. Much like the political structure of the nine hells. So you would have the kobold tribes/clans/families all following the strongest or at least the perceived strongest person.&nbsp; That person would of course bow to the next strongest and so on until you get to the top of the chain.&nbsp; That creature would have his/her own agenda and with the usual intrigues going on around them.&nbsp; Everyone under them would do what the &quot;boss&quot; wanted but would be looking for a way to gain an advantage from every situation.&nbsp; The underlings would be looking for some weakness from their superiors to exploit as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Death_Jester, post: 1371203, member: 2156"] Lord Ravinous Said "Kneel before Darth Meepo!!!" I find your lack of scales, disturbing. But seriously, since the little monsters are lawful evil they would obey the strongest leader. Until that leader showed some weakness and their detractors began plotting against them. It could be a very rigid structure with a defined overall ruler that is the most powerful of all the "bosses" and the underlings constantly jockeying for position. Much like the political structure of the nine hells. So you would have the kobold tribes/clans/families all following the strongest or at least the perceived strongest person. That person would of course bow to the next strongest and so on until you get to the top of the chain. That creature would have his/her own agenda and with the usual intrigues going on around them. Everyone under them would do what the "boss" wanted but would be looking for a way to gain an advantage from every situation. The underlings would be looking for some weakness from their superiors to exploit as well. [/QUOTE]

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