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[X] Plan: Setting up Shop
This seems like a good strategy for a first turn.
This seems like a good strategy for a first turn.
So Good to be So Bad! (A Megamind/Nickelodeon CKII Quest Crossover)
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MedievalParadox
Echeladder rank: Bravesprout
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I don't want to vote until I see the Hero stats. Since I want to see who should do what what.
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Martial: 3
Diplomacy: 3
Stewardship: 2
Intrigue: 4
Learning: 28
Occult: 0
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SKILLS
Martial: 13
Diplomacy: 4
Stewardship: 6
Intrigue: 7
Learning: 10
Occult: 0
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SKILLS
Martial: 6
Diplomacy: 12
Stewardship: 7
Intrigue: 5
Learning: 10
Occult: 0
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[X] Plan: Setting up Shop
Well Megamind is certainly what you get when you specialize heavily in one area.
- Location
- California
Obviously, the top trait is something involving Art. The bottom could be legal expertise or just an everyman trait(Spencer is a great lawyer for someone who only did 3 days of law school, and he somehow became a dental assistant despite dropping out to become an artist)
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[X] Plan: Setting up Shop
Okay, I'll bite. This sounds interesting.
Okay, I'll bite. This sounds interesting.
Ah, you'll have to fix this, I'm afraid. I took a closer look and saw that you assigned Hero Units to National Actions while also keeping a Personal Action in for each of them.
Here, if you want them assigned to a SPECIFIC National Action, you'll have to sacrifice their Personal Actions. 2 P.A. for 1 N.A.
However, as the Quest continues and you continue earning more rep/progress, expect the number of Personal Actions allowed to be taken to increase.
Fixed it up kept Minion and Spencer on national actions, cus Spencer wants to make a good impression and Minion just cus.
MedievalParadox
Echeladder rank: Bravesprout
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[X] Plan: Setting up Shop
[X] Plan: Setting up Shop
[X] Plan: Setting up Shop
Winning vote -- Plan: Setting Up Shop
So I know that voting is closed but I recently discovered this quest and wanted to contribute. I figured we'll eventually need more help besides Minion and Henceman Spencer, so I thought I'd go over characters I feel we could hire in the future. Going through the El Tigre villain roster here are the villains I can see Megamind hiring for either permanently or for specific jobs.
So yeah, those are the El Tigre villains I feel we could either work with or hire.
Cactus Kid
This kid could actually be a good fit for us personality wise. He was a small time supervillain trying to make it big with the power to move Cacti a little, making it look like they were dancing. He sadly was never told how lame that was by his very supportive small hometown so he has a rather cheery attitude. He was also easily fooled by elderly supervillain Puma Loco when he was taken under his wing in an attempt to make his grandson/main characterEl Tigre/Manny jealous after a fight the two had. Once Cactus Kid figured out he was being used however he ended up unlocking a new aspect of his cactus control powers in his anger, being able to create cactus monsters to fight for him.
While the kid did lose and got sent to jail I have to say a henchman with the power to make more henchmen of his own sounds very useful plus despite his cheery attitude he's actually quite enthusiastic about being a supervillain so I can see him being a willing member of the team if we're willing to mentor him a bit.
This kid could actually be a good fit for us personality wise. He was a small time supervillain trying to make it big with the power to move Cacti a little, making it look like they were dancing. He sadly was never told how lame that was by his very supportive small hometown so he has a rather cheery attitude. He was also easily fooled by elderly supervillain Puma Loco when he was taken under his wing in an attempt to make his grandson/main characterEl Tigre/Manny jealous after a fight the two had. Once Cactus Kid figured out he was being used however he ended up unlocking a new aspect of his cactus control powers in his anger, being able to create cactus monsters to fight for him.
While the kid did lose and got sent to jail I have to say a henchman with the power to make more henchmen of his own sounds very useful plus despite his cheery attitude he's actually quite enthusiastic about being a supervillain so I can see him being a willing member of the team if we're willing to mentor him a bit.
The Chipotle Family
The Chipotle Family is a group of mad scientists consisting of a the Grandfather, Dr. Chipotle Sr. Sr., Father, Dr. Chipotle Sr. and son Dr. Chipotle Jr.
Their family name comes from their penchant for making monsters, both human and giant sized, from things such as guacamole and jalapeno. Their ability to make monsters out of food would be interesting to figure out, plus besides the lab equipment they just need the guac to make their monsters.
Also fun fact Dr. Chipotle Jr., the ten year old middle schooler, is also an artificial life form having been created in a lab accident at some point before the series. Also before the series started he got jealous of Manny Rivera and his family dymanic, so he made aged up clones of himself to act as father and granfather figures. Not sure how Megamind would feel about that but I feel he'd have to admit that the boy has talent.
The Chipotle Family is a group of mad scientists consisting of a the Grandfather, Dr. Chipotle Sr. Sr., Father, Dr. Chipotle Sr. and son Dr. Chipotle Jr.
Their family name comes from their penchant for making monsters, both human and giant sized, from things such as guacamole and jalapeno. Their ability to make monsters out of food would be interesting to figure out, plus besides the lab equipment they just need the guac to make their monsters.
Also fun fact Dr. Chipotle Jr., the ten year old middle schooler, is also an artificial life form having been created in a lab accident at some point before the series. Also before the series started he got jealous of Manny Rivera and his family dymanic, so he made aged up clones of himself to act as father and granfather figures. Not sure how Megamind would feel about that but I feel he'd have to admit that the boy has talent.
Comrade Chaos
I honestly don't have too much to say about this retired supervillain other than he could be useful if we could get him to unretire. He had super strength and acid spit. Just seems like he'd be neat if we decided to hire him.
I honestly don't have too much to say about this retired supervillain other than he could be useful if we could get him to unretire. He had super strength and acid spit. Just seems like he'd be neat if we decided to hire him.
El Oso
Also not much to say here. The guys backstory is that he got lost on an orphanage fieldtrip in the woods when very young and ended up being raised by bears. He's not that bright but he is very strong and rather persistant. He'd probably be cool with working for us so long as he got paid well enough or was allowed to rob banks in his spare time.
Also not much to say here. The guys backstory is that he got lost on an orphanage fieldtrip in the woods when very young and ended up being raised by bears. He's not that bright but he is very strong and rather persistant. He'd probably be cool with working for us so long as he got paid well enough or was allowed to rob banks in his spare time.
El Tarantula
I don't remember too much about this guy but according to the wiki he lives in the same supervillain retirement home as Comrade Chaos and is basically old villanous Spider-Man. He's got wall crawling and web shooting, out of his rear end unfortunatley. If he could be convinced to come out of retirement I could see him being useful for stealth.
I don't remember too much about this guy but according to the wiki he lives in the same supervillain retirement home as Comrade Chaos and is basically old villanous Spider-Man. He's got wall crawling and web shooting, out of his rear end unfortunatley. If he could be convinced to come out of retirement I could see him being useful for stealth.
Mano Negra
The last of the retired super villains, this guy's shtick is being a head in a jar piloting a robot body. Honestly the only physical difference between him and Minion is that he has robot hand that lift things hit by the beam of light it shoots, honestly I really only included him because he also live in the supervillain retirement home and I'd feel bad if I didn't mention him.
The last of the retired super villains, this guy's shtick is being a head in a jar piloting a robot body. Honestly the only physical difference between him and Minion is that he has robot hand that lift things hit by the beam of light it shoots, honestly I really only included him because he also live in the supervillain retirement home and I'd feel bad if I didn't mention him.
Senor Siniestro
Honestly this guy could mesh with us very well. This mecha cowboys whole thing is robots, he already has a matching color scheme, and he also has a similar backstory of becoming a supervillain due to a bad school experience. The weird thing though is that while he looks like an adult in costume, he's actually a 13 year old boy piloting cowboy themed power armor. Well that and the very obviously fake Texan accent he uses whenever in costume, I could see that getting old fast.
Honestly this guy could mesh with us very well. This mecha cowboys whole thing is robots, he already has a matching color scheme, and he also has a similar backstory of becoming a supervillain due to a bad school experience. The weird thing though is that while he looks like an adult in costume, he's actually a 13 year old boy piloting cowboy themed power armor. Well that and the very obviously fake Texan accent he uses whenever in costume, I could see that getting old fast.
The Flock of Fury
Finally we have the Flock of Fury, also known as the Aves family. This family of Supervillains don't actually have any powers and mostly use powered wing suits and laser weaponry to perform their crimes. I could see us hiring them with the offer of upgraded tech. The three also each have a fued with a member of the Rivera Family so if they're still around we could get them to work for us if we help them get their revenge.
Finally we have the Flock of Fury, also known as the Aves family. This family of Supervillains don't actually have any powers and mostly use powered wing suits and laser weaponry to perform their crimes. I could see us hiring them with the offer of upgraded tech. The three also each have a fued with a member of the Rivera Family so if they're still around we could get them to work for us if we help them get their revenge.
So yeah, those are the El Tigre villains I feel we could either work with or hire.
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