- Location
- Academy City
- Pronouns
- They
[X] Talk to one of Janna's 'Contacts'
DoofQuest- a Disney Villains Victorious CK2-Style Quest
- Thread starter Made in Heaven
- Start date
- Crossover
- Location
- The City of Tears, Hallownest
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Dude, he's got his own thing going on in france. Also he's a famous fashion designer and if DVV holds true, basically runs Paris, man does not need, nor want to work for us.
- Location
- Wherever I feel like being
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Just because someone is in our Rolodex doesn't mean they're open to being hired.
Also, while I don't want to crack open the BH6 stuff right off the bat, I do want to bring Gogo in before she gets picked up by someone much more willing to sacrifice her as a pawn. *Looks pointedly in Evelyn and Toffee's direction*.
Also, while I don't want to crack open the BH6 stuff right off the bat, I do want to bring Gogo in before she gets picked up by someone much more willing to sacrifice her as a pawn. *Looks pointedly in Evelyn and Toffee's direction*.
We even have a safer way to learn about San Fransokyo by hiring Fredzilla first.
- Location
- The Z-Cave
This turn we began to properly consolidate our forces and goals. We need to continue to do that. Doom's upping his game in the PR department so we have to press our intrigue advantage now that we've disposed of Hawk and we now have a magical saboteur with an effective intrigue of 36 when she's ruining someone's day. Kitsune is perfect for really to begin making some serious strikes against Doom's image, prestige, funds, PR, and so on like the Blot did.
weredrago2
"Cowabunga, Shadow the Hedgehog..."
- Location
- Florida
He isn't really "that" Le Papillon, but the point about him being a significant malefactor in France holds true. The guy probably still does fashion in his civilian ID, but replace his akumas and other mystical stuff with more traditional organized crime and the odd forray into domestic terrorism.
ReaperofInterest
Herald of Disaster
[X] Find a Potion Seller
I'd simply prefer possibly getting a wider range of potions for our own brewing over the other two options.
I'd simply prefer possibly getting a wider range of potions for our own brewing over the other two options.
weredrago2
"Cowabunga, Shadow the Hedgehog..."
- Location
- Florida
The QM gave me permission to remind you all that the Dance Magic option came from my cannonized omakes (A Date With Divino-ty, Parts 1+2) that ended with Juniper feeling a connection to mysterious dancing forces in a bonus scene.
That there's what we call a hint for who has the highest chance of success on that action we made up for that character.
Anyone else could do it, but it's still a high DC to tango with.
That there's what we call a hint for who has the highest chance of success on that action we made up for that character.
Anyone else could do it, but it's still a high DC to tango with.
AProcrastinator
You can Certainly Try
- Location
- Getting Somewhere
- Pronouns
- She/Hers
...so what you're saying is...
...we need to give L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N. dancing lessons?
weredrago2
"Cowabunga, Shadow the Hedgehog..."
- Location
- Florida
Finally, you people are listening. THANK YOU.
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
- Location
- At the Edge of Insanity
What he is trying to say is-
...
Okay, fine. Lets go with that.
... I'm too sober for this. Wait, I don't drink. Damn.
- Location
- Academy City
- Pronouns
- They
Lovemuffin is actually passable at dancing. Not Ferb level, but fairly decent:
Lab_Accident
A 2D 1D4
- Location
- Your dreams
You see, through participating in this Quest, and having never como into contact with DVV before, it's come to my attention that while all major players are called "Kings", that does not mean they are all on the same level, or even close to that. So, mostly for the sake of staving off my own boredom, I attempted to classify the various Kings according to a scale. This is the (mostly pointless) result of my efforts:
TIER 1: WORLD-ENDING THREATS
Beings with both the power and the will to destroy the Earth, but who are currently constrained from doing so for various reasons. Resources are next to irrelevant to them. Urgent Threats that must be opposed.
Kings: Bill Cypher (Gravity Falls), Phobos (W.I.T.C.H.), Toffee (SvtFoE)
TIER 2: UNKNOWING, UNCARING, OR ACCIDENTAL THREATS
Immensely powerful entities that nevertheless do not know or care about the earth-side politics going on around them. Serving more as environmental hazards than anything, they won't really move unless provoked, at which point they can unleash tremendous amounts of violence. Unlikely to struggle for resources.
Kings: GalFed (Lilo&Stitch), Tempest Domain (Fireball), AUTO (WALL-E), Toxic Jungle (Nausicaa), Tomorrowland (Tomorrowland)
TIER 3: NATIONAL-LEVEL THREATS
The real "Kings", corporate overlords with influence stretching across multiple states, private military forces at their command, and the finances to bankroll pretty much whatever they wish to do in their territories. These players operate mostly on the national theatre, mostly competing with each other, and sometimes with entities from the next level down. Doofenschmirtz is at the very bottom of this tier.
Kings: Xanatos (Gargoyles), Shego (Kim Possible), DOR-15 (Meet the Robinsons), Yokai (Big Hero 6), Evelyn Deavor, replacing Syndrome (The Incredibles), Heinz Doofenshmirtz (Phineas & Ferb)
TIER 4: STATE-LEVEL THREATS
Single-state or large city-controlling magnates, with less influence and power than the National-Level Kings but still very powerful. They tend to have more specialized (and therefore fragile) powerbases compared to Tier 3's more diverse portfolios, but as a trade-off they are pretty much unlodgeable from their respective fields. Resources are their main constraint from reaching the next Tier. The Phantom Blot could be considered to be in this Tier, if he actually cared about his own bottom line.
Kings: Mayor Doom (WFRR), Mayor Bellwether (Zootopia), Abraham Kane (Motor City), Flintheart Glomgold (Ducktales), Shere Khan (Talespin), MCP (TRON), King Candy (Wreck-it Ralph)
TIER 5: CITY-LEVEL THREATS
Not actually Kings at all, but included for the sake of completeness. Usually CEOs of minor companies doing bleeding-edge research in their respective fields. Liable to get bought-out from actual Kings. Examples include Lee Industries, Gen-U-Tech, Wyndcomm, and Funtelligence. Curiously, Evelyn Deavor rose from this tier, having been bought-out by Syndrome shortly before replacing him.
Anyone have thoughts? Critiques? Disagreements?
TIER 1: WORLD-ENDING THREATS
Beings with both the power and the will to destroy the Earth, but who are currently constrained from doing so for various reasons. Resources are next to irrelevant to them. Urgent Threats that must be opposed.
Kings: Bill Cypher (Gravity Falls), Phobos (W.I.T.C.H.), Toffee (SvtFoE)
TIER 2: UNKNOWING, UNCARING, OR ACCIDENTAL THREATS
Immensely powerful entities that nevertheless do not know or care about the earth-side politics going on around them. Serving more as environmental hazards than anything, they won't really move unless provoked, at which point they can unleash tremendous amounts of violence. Unlikely to struggle for resources.
Kings: GalFed (Lilo&Stitch), Tempest Domain (Fireball), AUTO (WALL-E), Toxic Jungle (Nausicaa), Tomorrowland (Tomorrowland)
TIER 3: NATIONAL-LEVEL THREATS
The real "Kings", corporate overlords with influence stretching across multiple states, private military forces at their command, and the finances to bankroll pretty much whatever they wish to do in their territories. These players operate mostly on the national theatre, mostly competing with each other, and sometimes with entities from the next level down. Doofenschmirtz is at the very bottom of this tier.
Kings: Xanatos (Gargoyles), Shego (Kim Possible), DOR-15 (Meet the Robinsons), Yokai (Big Hero 6), Evelyn Deavor, replacing Syndrome (The Incredibles), Heinz Doofenshmirtz (Phineas & Ferb)
TIER 4: STATE-LEVEL THREATS
Single-state or large city-controlling magnates, with less influence and power than the National-Level Kings but still very powerful. They tend to have more specialized (and therefore fragile) powerbases compared to Tier 3's more diverse portfolios, but as a trade-off they are pretty much unlodgeable from their respective fields. Resources are their main constraint from reaching the next Tier. The Phantom Blot could be considered to be in this Tier, if he actually cared about his own bottom line.
Kings: Mayor Doom (WFRR), Mayor Bellwether (Zootopia), Abraham Kane (Motor City), Flintheart Glomgold (Ducktales), Shere Khan (Talespin), MCP (TRON), King Candy (Wreck-it Ralph)
TIER 5: CITY-LEVEL THREATS
Not actually Kings at all, but included for the sake of completeness. Usually CEOs of minor companies doing bleeding-edge research in their respective fields. Liable to get bought-out from actual Kings. Examples include Lee Industries, Gen-U-Tech, Wyndcomm, and Funtelligence. Curiously, Evelyn Deavor rose from this tier, having been bought-out by Syndrome shortly before replacing him.
Anyone have thoughts? Critiques? Disagreements?
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Olivebirdy
mook.
And, since they're (probably) more evil than Janna but less powerful in the Occult, we could trade Feldrake back and forth between them.
So if they're much better dancers than Janna, it would be worth it.
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- Pronouns
- He/Him
[X] Find a Potion Seller
- Location
- USA
In regards to the future, in addition to prepping for the magical masquerade to break if it is, in 3 turns (Nov/Dec, Jan/Feb, March/April)
Are the completion of these actions:
[ ] Upgrade Normbots to current standard
[ ] Upgrade Norm Prime
Furthermore, put at least LOVEMUFFIN on Decentralize Normbots
And maybe Jumba can do chemical deterrant, if it's chaotic enough for him.
Are the completion of these actions:
[ ] Upgrade Normbots to current standard
DC 110
You've come up with a few upgrades that should bring your Normbots to a higher level. Right now they're getting the job done but they could always be improved. It might be difficult to rotate them out as you improve them while still maintaining law and order, but it's definitely possible with the right person in charge. You already have the technology!
(Reward: Normbots upgraded to current standard, Normbot efficacy increased)
You've come up with a few upgrades that should bring your Normbots to a higher level. Right now they're getting the job done but they could always be improved. It might be difficult to rotate them out as you improve them while still maintaining law and order, but it's definitely possible with the right person in charge. You already have the technology!
(Reward: Normbots upgraded to current standard, Normbot efficacy increased)
[ ] Upgrade Norm Prime
DC 120 (Lowered by Palladium Chip)
You've made some improvements to your AI since you last upgraded Norm, so you might as well make sure he's as cutting edge as he can be. The more Norm-relevant technologies you have on hand, the more you will be able to pack into a single upgrade action. However, the DC of the task will also increase slightly for each new technology.
Reward: Improve Norm Prime
Current Technologies: Slight AI improvement, Energy Weapons, Adaptive Combat AI
You've made some improvements to your AI since you last upgraded Norm, so you might as well make sure he's as cutting edge as he can be. The more Norm-relevant technologies you have on hand, the more you will be able to pack into a single upgrade action. However, the DC of the task will also increase slightly for each new technology.
Reward: Improve Norm Prime
Current Technologies: Slight AI improvement, Energy Weapons, Adaptive Combat AI
Furthermore, put at least LOVEMUFFIN on Decentralize Normbots
And maybe Jumba can do chemical deterrant, if it's chaotic enough for him.
- Location
- USA
In all seriousness, juniper has moved up in the people to be recruited list.
- Location
- The willow crowned hill
- Pronouns
- She/They
You're missing MCP/Encom, King Candy, Monsters Inc, and Tomorrowland.
I do think putting Doris at tier 3 is underselling it. Doris does have its broken time machine and is successfully contesting Tomorrowland, which is arguably the most technologically advanced faction. Bill also probably deserves his own tier. Unlike the other tier 1s, he's either contained in the triangle, or he's out and nigh omnipotent.
Mors
Searching for immanence
- Location
- Pindorama
I agree with planning at this moment being premature, and I'm also really interested in that Wile+Hego+Lizzy budget Quest team proposed to explore the wasteland. Which is convenient, since I really want to focus on fighting Doom next turn with as many units as possible and none of the proposed team is really essential.
But why?
- Location
- Academy City
- Pronouns
- They
It's chaotic enough for him, but it's still a waste. For Genetics and Galfed actions, Jumba has an unmatched bonus. For chemical deterant, Von Drake is better. Unless we aren't taking a Genetics or Galfed action that turn (and we have more than enough backlog of them), putting whatever our other learning hero that turn is on chemical detterant and him on Galfed or Genetics is almost always going to be better.
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
Debatable. I suspect Feldrake would have no interest in dealing with such petty-minded and ineffectual fools. Plus, being passed around like a baton would be stressful, and being argued over would be more stressful.
- Location
- Who knows?
Oh just wanted to point out this bit from rival reports. Looks like Bellwether has started stepping it up a bit.