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Attempting to Subvert the Plan: Dominion Edition

Retcon: Should General Horner (the MC) have been The Magistrate (Starcraft 1 PC)?

  • Yes

    Votes: 35 43.8%

  • No

    Votes: 29 36.3%

  • This does not matter to me

    Votes: 16 20.0%
  • Total voters
    80
  • Poll closed .
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A Little Nonsense and Hand in Glove are pretty appealing to me with A Little Nonsense being rated higher then Hand in Glove due to ridding ourselves of a negative trait.
 
[] A string of paired-off wilderness survival exercises, where each partner must extend trust to the other

I'm always a sucker for more shenanigans
 
I'm fairly certain Lean on Me is the best. It's a massive reduction in variance and a very significant improvement on average. The virtual elimination of critfails is a huge benefit. It doesn't scale quite as well if dice count gets extremely high, but we're a long ways off from having enough dice for that to be true and scaling dice count makes the extra reliability even more valuable.
 
I agree with taking Lean on Me as the dice it changes are the ones that matter the most, the ones that are failing to reach the DC or progress needed for the action
 
I, too, agree that Lean on Me is probably the best; but alas, I am compelled to choose based on which option is funniest.

Korhal is not a difficult planet to get lost on: no matter where you are, one grey and broken wasteland looks pretty much the same as any other. I think we ought to choose wilderness survival, and give our subordinates the chance to get lost on the far side of the planet together.
 
[] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments

Didnt see that voting will open in 10 hours, apologies
 
Time to vote!

[X] A marathon of mixed-team competitive problem-solving exercises emphasizing cooperation and unorthodox thought

The most steady, reliable bonus provided, in my opinion.
 
[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments

So I think I'm going to go with that option but I am also interested in the second one too.
 
[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments
 
[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments
 
[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments

Narratively, a chance to foster good balance between professionalism and actual potential friendship i think. Plus the effect is appealing.
 
[X] A string of paired-off wilderness survival exercises, where each partner must extend trust to the other

Remember, whoever picks up the most rads has to do a remedial lesson on nuclear safety!
 
[X] A string of paired-off wilderness survival exercises, where each partner must extend trust to the other
 
[X] A string of paired-off wilderness survival exercises, where each partner must extend trust to the other
[X] A marathon of mixed-team competitive problem-solving exercises emphasizing cooperation and unorthodox thought
 
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[X] A marathon of mixed-team competitive problem-solving exercises emphasizing cooperation and unorthodox thought
 
[X] A string of paired-off wilderness survival exercises, where each partner must extend trust to the other

I like the narrative of this one very buddy cop action.
 
[X] A marathon of mixed-team competitive problem-solving exercises emphasizing cooperation and unorthodox thought

[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments
 
[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments
 
[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments
[X] A string of paired-off wilderness survival exercises, where each partner must extend trust to the other
 
[X] A series of mock combat exercises where team leaders are randomly swapped with their counterparts from other departments
 
[X] A string of paired-off wilderness survival exercises, where each partner must extend trust to the other
 
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