The Baali maintain a great masquerade, hiding amongst their enemies while cloaked in shadow, slowly manipulating the weak minded through guile and deception to do their will.

"First -- unlearn your language! Know that "sin" and "crime" are merely words, just sounds forged into steel form to chain you! Unlearn those empty syllables and free your mind -- so reveling in all joyous depravity and forbidden pleasure -- holding bloody hands aloft, shrieking like lions into the night, to know that in the butchered forms before you you have found Truth-- and to Hell with them!" The Baali feel that they have been maligned by the One Above, and so work to overthrow him. Caine was a brilliant man, so God removed the threat that Caine posed by cursing him with vampirism. Therefore, the Baali are God's enemies. Although they are the enemies of the One Above, Baali do not consider themselves to be evil. Rather, it's a matter of perspective. What one may see as evil, is perfectly justifiable to another. The Baali feel they have been unfairly treated over the ages, and now has come the time for revenge.

"Second -- burn and topple, shatter and rend -- for it is a lie that only in creation is there worthy purpose. Understand the value in destruction -- realize the fulfillment of desolation."

The Baali are the favorite children of the forces of darkness, and as such, work to bring about Gehenna. Their job; to make the world hospitable for occupation by their demonic masters. As greater heights of misery are reached, more evil is drawn into the world, until finally the entire populace will be offered up as sacrifices. At that time, Shaitan will awaken from his long slumber and welcome Ba'al and his minions into the world. When this happens, on the night of Gehenna, only the Baali and their allies will emerge victorious. As a reward for their servitude, the Baali will govern the earth for their masters.

"Third -- know thine enemy! For it is not enough to merely know the enemy, but one must know of the enemy, its weaknesses and vulnerabilities." "She hopes you might see clearly your own destiny -- whoever you might be -- see how we might slam fast our jailers' doors upon them and grasp our own potentials as we should. She expects that you see how the common mortal flails in self-delusion -- see how heaven's puppets demand obedience." All are pawns unto the Baali. Mortal and kindred alike. Baali maintain identities above suspicion, playing roles carefully created to place them in positions of respect and power. Then, by meticulous plotting, they increase suffering and bloodshed, playing the role of innocent bystander while others take the blame.