<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/d/d0/Sullen_succubus.jpeg)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Quick stats</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>HP:</strong> 304/304; <strong>AC:</strong> 40; <strong>Ini:</strong> +36<br/><strong>Spot/Listen:</strong> +35; <strong>Hide/Move Silently:</strong> +36<br/>Darkstalker, Mindsight 300 ft., Blindsight 30 ft.<br/></div></div></div>"Red Shroud undoubtedly already has plans of her own in motion to overthrow her mother,"  Torahime offered up, providing her own views as a succubus on the matter.  "The same can be said of pretty much every succubus of sufficient power and influence.  On the other hand, Red Shroud is known to be... capricious, unstable in her dealings with others.  She has been known to order the deaths of her allies for reasons as insignificant as snoring while they slept, or wearing the color turquoise on a day when she considered it to be an unlucky color.  This capriciousness does not extend to her business dealings, however, which leads me to believe it is most likely an act, a means of dealing with suspected spies or traitors without revealing the true extent of her knowledge on such matters.<br/><br/>"I believe that her status as an information broker would make her a useful ally, that her information network would help to supplant our information-gathering abilities in situations where Vholdran's divinations might miss something... but, having considered your words, I do agree that it is too much of a risk to approach her now.  I will set aside plans for approaching her until after we have plundered Malcanthet's vaults."<br/><br/>"So, we've got it settled on where four of us will be going and what we'll be doing, assuming my Princess and I count as a single unit,"  Muramasa added in.  "Is this Graz'zt guy enough of a bigshot that we'll want all three of the rest on hand, if we feel him out and something goes wrong, or should we stretch ourselves out a little further and see if there's anything else important that we can get out of the way now?  Or even just something completely unrelated that will help us in other ways, for that matter.  I'm sure we can do better than just having half the team sit around and wait for the other half to get back, after all."