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Unfortunately, it turned out that these NPCs were indeed conceited and arrogant. Especially Lerad. He is the embodiment of arrogance. Moreover, this is multiplied by the power that is literally available only to him among all currently living people. The most mild-mannered Sage fell to Yashur. That's quite a coincidence. The Augur is still a likeable guy, and he stands out because he's just an old man without any combat magic. And Mahra, in principle. I consider her good. The original Mahra. Theoretically, Sarabas could swallow his resentment and subsequently begin to oppose Lerad, because it is possible to stop him during the campaign. This is not forbidden at all. The main thing is to find other dissatisfied individuals who are unhappy with his cruel tyranny. Right now, I have ideas for three different scenarios for the fate of the Clan of Sages. Maybe even four. There is no auto-win scenario here, as you can see. It would be very boring to constantly repeat "everyone will die" and actually kill everyone off.