The demons from Telashir, mainly Six-Armed Serpent Fiends, were also Graz'zt's subordinates.
The first world they encountered after leaving Telashir, Gerns, also seemed to have ties to Graz'zt's demon army.
Not to mention Toril.
When the Undead fought fiercely at Hellgate and were ultimately tricked by Waukeen into mutual destruction, Graz'zt had been on the other side as well.
Although Larloch and the Witch-Queen had never appeared, they seemed to have always been lurking in the background.
Like Rose, Graz'zt had practically accompanied Hill throughout this entire journey.
As for Demogorgon... although his subordinates had kept appearing, he had never truly clashed with the Undead.
Even though he was the main reason Telashir had suffered such misfortune, blaming everything on him still felt rather strange.
That made sense. Demogorgon had always trusted only his own fists and never believed anyone could easily deal with him, so his influence over the mortal world was not particularly great.
The ones he troubled were basically beings at the level of True Gods.
After all, Demogorgon's own strength placed him at the very pinnacle of the Bottomless Abyss.
Graz'zt, however, needed the support of all sorts of external forces to contend with a Demogorgon like that.
More importantly, although both hoped to gain the favor of the Abyssal Will, Demogorgon preferred the corpses of the strong, while Graz'zt preferred sacrificing worlds.
Six-Finger would never play that kind of head-on game!
Of course, neither of them was any good. Basically, no one wanted to choose between the two... choose what? The normal person's wish was to never encounter either one of them.
It was just that, for worlds, Graz'zt brought far more terrifying damage.
As for Iggwilv, even if she had not been interested in this world at first, once she learned about the Dual-Core