Eh - maybe. I still think it's a little...underwhelming I guess? Plus I'd rather get Monogram to handle it to give them a win. I was more wondering if anyone has ideas for a martial write-in.
I bet putting together a proper security force will unlock some more higher-level martial actions. At the least, we'll have the option to start training them.
 
Quick question but should we worry about the monsters from Monsters Inc. kidnapping us in order to fuel their city?
 
Question about the Timeline...Uh, So is Xanatos Show age, older,

I know its 2015 but I'm also trying to Factor in the fact Gargoyles took place in the 90s.

I need it for the omake.
 
Let's not put the over thousand year old warlord who does not understand English, modern society, or tech in charge of a robot army to deal with civilian crime.
I want to point out again that the action is specifically about organized crime such as the Mafia, not normal civilian crime. But I do agree that we should wait for Genghis Khan to understand English fully before setting him on it.
 
It could be a good idea to train Dr. D in ancient mongolian fighting style.
Seeing as we don't currently have cavalry, I think we need to hold off. I think preparing for an attack against Shego's territory could be very useful, but I'd like to look into Drakk's ancestors in Drusselstein before we jump into an attack. Even with the great Khan, I don't think we're ready at least another 3-4 months. Good suggestion.

I think we should quest magic next turn while Khan builds a mighty horde. We just need to hope for fewer avalanches this time...although it is in Colorado. This is definitely what happens with a crit fail in a war with Shego:

Maybe we could bring Monogram along for some bonding time! He's pretty good at intrigue and martial as well, so he should be able to cover for us.
 
Seeing as we don't currently have cavalry, I think we need to hold off. I think preparing for an attack against Shego's territory could be very useful, but I'd like to look into Drakk's ancestors in Drusselstein before we jump into an attack. Even with the great Khan, I don't think we're ready at least another 3-4 months. Good suggestion.

I think we should quest magic next turn while Khan builds a mighty horde. We just need to hope for fewer avalanches this time...although it is in Colorado. This is definitely what happens with a crit fail in a war with Shego:

Maybe we could bring Monogram along for some bonding time! He's pretty good at intrigue and martial as well, so he should be able to cover for us.

I normally don't give spoilers, but this is a very, very bad idea. That will cause all the other villains to accelerate to their endgames ahead of schedule, throw the US into utter chaos, and cause the government to militarize against you. Unless you seriously do something wrong, you shouldn't expect a full-scale attack from any other US-bound villain.
 
I normally don't give spoilers, but this is a very, very bad idea. That will cause all the other villains to accelerate to their endgames ahead of schedule, throw the US into utter chaos, and cause the government to militarize against you. Unless you seriously do something wrong, you shouldn't expect a full-scale attack from any other US-bound villain.
Plus the fact it doesn't fit his character, theres a reason why he was only focused on ruling the tri-state Area instead of going for generic world domination.. Quite the unfeasible goal to have and can cause all sorts of headaches trying to rule that much territory..

Would make one hell of a video game though.. oh wait..
 
So what are we gonna do with Khan if we don't go to war and conquer more territories?
While we might not have any plans of military conquest, Khan can be useful in making sure our enemies can't threaten our populace; whether that is by training spec-ops teams, organizing defenses, or personally eliminate a threat before it spirals out of control, there will always be something for him to do.
 
Interlude: This Ever Changing World In Which We're Living
Special Agent Russ was a very serious man for someone who made a living working with strange things. For more than two decades, Russ had worked for Uncle Sam in finding, securing, and secreting away the things the government didn't want you knowing about. For years he had fought a war against foes that could destroy America, and he knew without a doubt; he was losing.

Never had that been clearer than today. It had been only a few months since the deranged lunatic of Danville had openly declared himself a petty dictator, and the higher-ups had still not finished flipping their lids over it. The spin doctors were working overtime trying to cover that one up, the diplomats were going around making sure none of the other corporate lords were planning on blowing the top off the government's powerlessness too, and everyone else was running around like it was Pearl Harbor trying to figure out just how much of a threat this whackjob was.

A few days ago, a patrol squad had detected a small group exiting the Wasteland towards DEI territory. The infiltrators escaped and there was no hard proof to go off but going by the purple and green cloth left hanging from the barbed wire, it seemed pretty clear who was responsible. When the man himself called in to Washington offering to take on a government observer as some attempt at damage control, the FBI's brass leaped on the chance to get a seasoned agent in there, and Sub-Director Riddle was quick to volunteer him.

The practical result of all this was that Agent Russ was now looking forward to a foreseeable future as the Good Doctor's lapdog. He pinched the bridge of his nose beneath his slowly graying widow's peak. Any moment now, the doctor's chosen mad science stooge was going to show up and whisk him off to see how much information he could gather without getting himself killed.

There was a knock at the door.

"Time to raise the curtain." Russ said ruefully, adjusting his sunglasses and running a few fingers through his mustache. "Let's see who the Good Doctor has sent to collect me."

"Well howdy!" came the voice of one of the world's most famous toons, as his massive gloved hand enveloped Russ' in a vigorous shake. "I gotta say, you have a real nice office here! Everybody's so nice, your boss Mr. Riddle even laughed at all my jokes!"

"G-goofy?!?!" Russ exclaimed in a rare display of surprise.

"Yup! That's me!"

The agent seemed to be at a loss for words. "By Lady Liberty, what are you doing here?"

"Well, Dr. D sent me ta pick ya up, a course."

"You're working for Doofenshmirtz?"

"Uh huh. I'm his Head Janitor and uh, general stuff-doer, I guess."

"But… you're a star!"

Goofy's eternal smile dimmed a bit. "Well, uh. Yaknow, ever since uh, everything happened, jobs have been a bit harder ta come by."

"Oh." Russ coughed. "I… apologize. I didn't mean to bring up…"

"Aw, no harm done. It's all in the past now. Besides, Dr. D is a real swell guy, he treats ya right. Plenty a time off, and I hear there's a good benefits package in the works."

"Really."

"Yup! We got a real swell team goin'." Goofy continued as the two of them stepped out of the office. "C'mon, we're gonna have ta take a couple a' buses. Dr. D doesn't like me drivin' on office-ee-al busines, fer sum reason."

"No need." Russ replied succinctly. "I have my own ride."

"Oh?" Goofy asked. "Where is it?"

Agent Russ pulled out a keyfob and clicked a button. An engine roared to life seconds before a motorcycle turned the corner, apparently driverless. Sleekly curved, low to the ground, and gloss black, the vehicle purred to a halt directly next to Russ.

"It has a few after-market parts."

"Gawrsh. That's pretty neat." Goofy said as he gangled his way onto it. "Oh boy, you seem like fun! I can't wait to introduce you to the team!"

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"Ah excellent. Agent Russ, my new government contact. How unexpected. And by unexpected, of course I mean COMPLETELY EXPECTED!"

Russ blinked.

"Ah heh… sorry." You said after a moment. "Old habits die hard you know how it is."

"Of… course. Good to meet you Doctor."

"And you as well!" You reply jovially. "Now Mr. Russ, let me show you around. This is my office, door is always open, just ring the intercom so I can disable the deathtraps. Over here are the main labs, there's Norm, my giant robot man- say hello Norm!"

"Hello, Mr. Government Spook!"

"Hey be nice!" You snap. "Sorry about him Mr. Russ, I'm still recalibrating his honorifics database."

"Under…standable." The agent said after a moment.

"And this is my chief tester and humorous productions manager, Wile E. Coyote! How goes the Norming?"

I'M INSTALLING SOME NEW JET THRUSTERS. Coyote's sign said happily, seconds before they ignited, sending the poor creature flailing all over the room.

"Thrusters can be used as: Improvised Weapons! Excellent data!" Norm cried happily. Coyote ran into a wall and collapsed. "Don't worry about him! This is the third time this has happened!"

"How many toons do you have working for you?!" Russ asked in a much less hostile tone than most of the other people who have asked you.

"Oh gosh I dunno, at least two." You reply after a moment. "Probably a lot more now that I bought ACME corp.

"You what." Russ said flatly.

"I said I bought ACME corp. Anyway, over there is where I headquarter the League of Villainous Evildoers Maniacally United for Frightening Investments In Naughtiness."

"We're L.O.V.EM.U.F.F.I.N. for short." Dr. Diminutive noted while passing by.

"You're gonna wanna avoid them." You whisper, before continuing in your more traditional ear-splitting voice. "And finally, here is the break room with my last new recruits. This is Major Monogram-

"Gotten another poor sod to rub your victory in the face of?" Francis asked.

"I think you two are gonna get along. And this is ancient warlord Genghis Khan! Say hi to our new coworker!"

"би таны үгийг ойлгохгүй байна, сул дорой боловч ухаалаг өв залгамжлагч."

"We're basically best friends. Also don't worry, we're getting him an English teacher next week."

"I think I need to sit down."

"Oh, let me show you your office! I had it soundproofed, I know you FBI types like your privacy. Just ask Janice if you need any supplies, she's the secretary. Your legally mandated smart phone is on the desk, password is 'Doofalicious' but you can always change it to 'Doofcredible' or 'Doofnamic' or something if you want. I'll have some early assignments for you soon, but for now just try to get settled in. Have a nice day!"

As the door swung shut behind you, the veteran secret agent sank slowly into his new chair. It was very ergonomic.

This was not going how Russ had expected things to go.

He couldn't decide yet if it was better or worse.

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Extreme Critical Success! Agent Russ has been unlocked as a hero unit! Significant Boost to government opinion! Agent Russ comes with his Spycycle! Agent Russ has a multitude of unlockable traits! Agent Russ is much better disposed to you than he might have been!
 
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