I love me some mystery boxes.
but
evil!
[x][BOSS] Springfield Schemer: Illinois did not fall to the Nazis. The state government pulled through all of the chaos just fine...and when you came to the Governor's office, you made sure to keep an eye on things. When Chicago started pulling itself together, you were far-sighted enough to recognize the opportunity. You left for Chicago and put your political skills to work on trying to build something bigger than your own patch. A fair amount of people have taken your foresight for aggression, though. You will need to keep your eyes about you.
[x][BOSS] The Old Guard: You have fought in parts of the world most Americans haven't even
seen. You unit returned home in the wake of the Collapse, and you've been wandering the country ever since. You fought for the New American Confederation, Cascadia, and the Pacific Republic in turn. Your commanding officer died in California, and you took command. Your unit has been fighting the Victorians ever since, striking from the shadows and desperately keeping their weaponry maintained. You were young when your war started...now you're old. So damn old. But the fight's just kicking up. You're not done yet. You cleared the southern tip of the Lake of Victorian eyes. Time to get ready to strike a stronger blow against the bastards.
I like both and they give some more constraint on how to spend CP next turn, which i hope will make THAT decision a bit easier and faster.
Also they give that extra effective cp compared to the standard. Not interested in russian attention (especially because it also has the least cp of all possible choices) or the corrupted option.
[x][GOV] Just to lock down the government completely, also invite the Capitalists. You are Social Democrats; the only people you don't like are Communists. Of course...the New Capitalists and the Socialists
really don't like one another...
-[x][GOV] Play the Socialists and the New Capitalists against each other in order to compromise on nothing.
Roll a d100 with a DC of 70 to sell this to both parties; on a fail, one of them backs out. On a success, your government looks extremely competent.
Best case: supermajority while compromising on nothing.
Worst case: New capitalists decide not to join us and we get only the socialist on our side (for, i imagine, one of the concessions in the other options. Hopefully healthcare).
Considering my second choice would be joining with the socialists anyway (with healthcare compromise), it's a win/bigger win for me
@PoptartProdigy i asked before, you said we'd probably get the socialists if we fail the DC. Do we still get to choose on what we compromise?