Now honesty, I liked Sassmi OOC. Its rather nice having a stubborn opponent on the other side of a war. And the rare times when we spoke (such as the meeting at the Fortress) really were enjoyable. But as a player you come across as a complete ass.

>Caysh : IC, hated you totally for starting the war and not
>giving Sassmi time to handle things at a low profile state.

Who started the war? Oh, that's right. Sylvan. I drew a line saying you don't come here. And you dove headlong over that line. Don't claim I started anything.

>OOC, didn't like you as Sloryas probably 'cos you ordered her at one >time of her life.

Hrm, lets see. You, stacked character who was never around. Me, Preceptor. You, conjuring a mephit, forbidden to the Tower as was explained when Lardovian inducted you. Me, finding the corpse of a mephit you summoned for sanc and telling you you would be uninducted it if you did it again. What part of this seems petty?

>As a player, totally confused with what Caysh is trying to do.

Not really sure what you thought I am trying to do.

>Warlocks,
>IC wise, hated the whole Warlock cabal. Keep making use of
>the Fortress and having them clean up the messed the Warlocks made.

Nothing wrong with having allies.

>Within Sassmi's eyes, towards the end, Fortress is like Nexus and >Warlocks is like Scions. OOC wise, the cabal turned totally weak. At >least during Slorya's time, the Warlocks can retrieve/raid on their >own, without any other cabals to back them up.

Why take risks when I can minimize losses on my side? Its not like I sat around waiting for Maran to log on, but I would ask for aid when it was available.

>All in all, think this is the worst state I've seen the Warlock >Cabal being in, after having 5 Warlocks. Whats worse is, Warlocks >need to lie to the Fortress folks so that to convince them to be on >their side, thats the lowest thing, a good-align cabal can do.

Example of a lie? Everything I told members of the Fortress were completely true.