I mean, they kind of a package deal in practice? Fred is fun narrative wise but his likely stats would make him closer to a Max or Dennis than anything else. While we have some space in our hero cap to work with post Max leaving the hero pool, we still don't have enough where it is justifiable to solo take Fred. We're at 25/30 currently.

1: Mewni Queen (Occult Unit #1)
2: Occult Unit #2
3: Fred
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Where the goal would be to do Gogo + either a Intrigue unit to deal with infiltration glut or a free space for any random hero recruits we might find space for in scenario 1. In scenario 2 it would probably be an Intrigue character plus the floating free space. I don't really see what sort of use Fred would have in the latter group as assuming there is a 3 person minimum for a heroball based on blackops, I don't see who would be a decent third for him in practice.
I think you underestimate Fred. For one thing, i'm gonna guess he gains some bonus to Cape shenanigans, at least. Kinda like Russ's thing, but with a different classic archtype.
 
Guys guys, what if we do the Collab with Tobe.
That way if San Fran explodes before we can estradite our heroes we have another good Intrigue unit which also buffs our martial to help in the crisis. We also would be able to get a far better spy network in the city up and running.

It of course requires an intrigue action, but if there is an intrigue collab we should take it.
I, uh...I'll be blunt, i'm becoming increasingly less certain the Crisis is coming in San Fran in the near-future, if only because, judging by this, the prophecy, and Negaduck...I don't think the QMs want to do multiple Crises in a row. Also, I, um...I have no idea why or how there would be an Intrigue collab.


Unless he gets a +20 situational bonus it aint looking to good chief. And honestly... having an ally in San Fran might be better then having him as a hero unit?
I mean, i'll admit, it's mainly a narrative thing, if San Fran keeps going the way it's going, then I could see him coming in handy. I will also note: The cards are good at estimating relative strength, but they're not 100% reliable.
 
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I, uh...I'll be blunt, i'm becoming increasingly less certain the Crisis is coming in San Fran in the near-future, if only because, judging by this, the prophecy, and Negaduck...I don't think the QMs want to do multiple Crises in a row. Also, I, um...I have no idea why or how there would be an Intrigue collab.
I mean im less certain on Negaduck then San Fran (Seems to have a lot more build up), but its always good to be prepared. Eitherway, I feel that if an intrigue collab is avaliable we should take it, since its our most open slot.

As for if it'd be avaliable, its a hard maybe for me. Winston wouldn't have one because he himself isn't that injterested in Intrigue, while Liv might want something like a lead on Yokai or spying on her competitors.

I mean, i'll admit, it's mainly a narrative thing, if San Fran keeps going the way it's going, then I could see him coming in handy. I will also note: The cards are good at estimating relative strength, but they're not 100% reliable.
Oh thats absolutely fine narratively; and he might have high martial or diplomacy being potentially a 30 in each. But his other stats can't be higher then a 15.
 
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I mean im less certain on Negaduck then San Fran (Seems to have a lot more build up), but its always good to be prepared. Eitherway, I feel that if an intrigue collab is avaliable we should take it, since its our most open slot.

As for if it'd be avaliable, its a hard maybe for me. Winston wouldn't have one because he himself isn't that injterested in Intrigue, while Liv might want something like a lead on Yokai or spying on her competitors.
I doubt they'd reach out to US of all people is the thing, especially given that us investigating Yokai might risk uncovering, well, their own connections to the guy.
 
I doubt they'd reach out to US of all people is the thing, especially given that us investigating Yokai might risk uncovering, well, their own connections to the guy.
You'd be surprised. Out of her neihbors were probably more approachable then Glomgold, Judge Doom, and Winston. Glomgold is obivously not gonna be interested, Winston's love of Capes is a security risk, and while she is working with Doom; I doubt she trusts him. We're the closest person she knows has a good intelligence network from her interactions with Mirage.
 
You'd be surprised. Out of her neihbors were probably more approachable then Glomgold, Judge Doom, and Winston. Glomgold is obivously not gonna be interested, Winston's love of Capes is a security risk, and while she is working with Doom; I doubt she trusts him. We're the closest person she knows has a good intelligence network from her interactions with Mirage.
Honestly, given our reputation, i'm guessing either diseases or wanting our insect control tech (and, personally, I want the former).
 
It sounds like things are heating up in LA, and the Red Car is getting annoyed at our lack of actions to deal with doom. We absolutely need to infiltrate Cloverleaf next turn.
 
It sounds like things are heating up in LA, and the Red Car is getting annoyed at our lack of actions to deal with doom. We absolutely need to infiltrate Cloverleaf next turn.
While I am all for doing a Toon action, unless were doing a tier 1 infiltration I don't know if we have the characters avaliable to do 2 at once. Also, Russ is being very busy it appears from shit like the DoI, Blot, and Negaduck...
 
If we protect OS from ENCOM and chat with Alan, he might be willing to work on the laser directly, thus no need to infiltrate Solanacae. We could then infiltrate a different company.
 
If we protect OS from ENCOM and chat with Alan, he might be willing to work on the laser directly, thus no need to infiltrate Solanacae. We could then infiltrate a different company.
Next turns the Alan turn!
Guarenteed Civvie AI: Check!
Pissing off Encom: Check!
Asking Alan what went wrong with Life: Check!
Summoning a Ghost who he will have to teach about computers: Check!
 
Heh.

With Norm now headed for San Fransokyo to go be a teen superhero, I somehow have the mental image of him taking the Baymax slot in a reformed BH6.
 
I'm thinking on potential uses for a flying island:
- Doofrassic Park in the Sky?
- A Wildlife Dinosaur Preserve with no fences?
- Trade it to the Galfed in exchange for Hawaii?
- Some sort of Luxury Resort tourist destination?
- Dr. Moreau's island for Jumba and Janus?
- Sky Pirate-friendly harbor?
-Build a university on it just to upstage Shego?
- Plop it down halfway to Japan to serve as a waypoint to the Asian markets?
 
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I'm thinking on potential uses for a flying island:
- Doofrassic Park in the Sky?
- A Wildlife Dinosaur Preserve with no fences?
- Trade it to the Galfed in exchange for Hawaii?
- Some sort of Luxury Resort tourist destination?
- Dr. Moreau's island for Jumba and Janus?
- Sky Pirate-friendly harbor?
-Build a university on it just to upstage Shego?
- Plop it down halfway to Japan to serve as a waypoint to the Asian markets?
Flying stadium for Titans Wrestling Federation.
International Olympic style games among superhumans.
 
Is the Flying island part of USA technically / officially?

What if we plop it down in Drusselstein over the area where Doof was born, thus Doof was born in the US and can run for president. Also the insult of Syndrome's private island being in Drusselstein now.
 
IIRC, we already know in character that Alan has some unknown beef with ENCOM, and used to work for them. It would therefore make sense in character to ask for his thoughts on why ENCOM is being so suspiciously generous.
 
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