- Location
- washington
can hego even die fighting inquinator can toons even kill in combat more than just damage? Aside from doom. But, doom puts people on dipp row which isn't exactly killing anyone himself.
DoofQuest- a Disney Villains Victorious CK2-Style Quest
- Thread starter Made in Heaven
- Start date
- Crossover
KidFromPallet
Pokemon Fan
- Location
- Pallet Town
[X] Plan Eat Your Vegetables
Inquinator is probably rocking some bonuses to his opposed roll thanks to the Trash Titan, and we've already seen that Inquinator could match Norm with some luck on his part. The odds just look a bit too shaky for me to comfortably put Hego on it.
And I can generally agree with the other actions this plan takes, so it gets my vote.
Inquinator is probably rocking some bonuses to his opposed roll thanks to the Trash Titan, and we've already seen that Inquinator could match Norm with some luck on his part. The odds just look a bit too shaky for me to comfortably put Hego on it.
And I can generally agree with the other actions this plan takes, so it gets my vote.
Habstab
HabStab
- Location
- Richmond, MO
[X] Plan Eat Your Vegetables
I mean... are we even sure that Goofy is the guy the Zebra hallucination was talking about? I mean, it could be Russ as well.
I mean... it's possible. Toons purposefully hold themselves back when fighting, as they don't want to hurt people. But... well, it's possible that Toons can kill people. Though, even the craziest and most blood thirsty Toons, like Negaduck, seem to be unable to kill people. He could have easily killed those two guards... but he ended up juck knocking them out... with sleeping gas, and not by hitting them. And the wardern, who they could have killed, was simply tied up. So, while Negaduck mentioned "killing the old {him}", itself possible he can only kill other Toons, and that's probably by cheating and using Dip.
I mean... are we even sure that Goofy is the guy the Zebra hallucination was talking about? I mean, it could be Russ as well.
I mean... it's possible. Toons purposefully hold themselves back when fighting, as they don't want to hurt people. But... well, it's possible that Toons can kill people. Though, even the craziest and most blood thirsty Toons, like Negaduck, seem to be unable to kill people. He could have easily killed those two guards... but he ended up juck knocking them out... with sleeping gas, and not by hitting them. And the wardern, who they could have killed, was simply tied up. So, while Negaduck mentioned "killing the old {him}", itself possible he can only kill other Toons, and that's probably by cheating and using Dip.
The 2G (Canon)
weredrago2
"Cowabunga, Shadow the Hedgehog..."
- Location
- Florida
Omake: The 2G
New York, New York is no stranger to the strange. The City That Never Sleeps has hosted countless odd happenings and happenstances long before and long after it took on its current visage, a sprawling metropolis in which pillars of stone and steel rise above the clouds. Even as the bustling human populace passes through its labyrinthine streets and tunnels blissfully unaware of Manhattan's greater mysteries, they too have an inkling of a suspicion that there is more to their home than can be seen on the surface. For that reason, New Yorkers are far more likely to take the strange in stride.
That, and they are far too busy to give a hoot. For this reason, not a soul gave Grim and Hildy Gloom a glance as they climbed out of a levitating French patio door hewn from green jade and entered Midtown.
Grim was the first to step out of the glowing portal. He was a pale warlock with blue hair, a large nose, and a black trenchcoat with a pattern of moon and stars at the bottom. Once he made sure that his footing was secure on the hard cement sidewalk, he glanced at his surroundings to check for anything dangerous.
"Wow," Grim Gloom said as he took in the sights. "I think we'll be safe here."
"You said that for the last three dimensions," a posh voice behind him replied.
Only a handful of pedestrians stopped to take note of this unusual occurrence. Determining the coast was clear of anyone trying to stop them, Grim helped his wife down from the green French door. Hildy was a slender witch with pink hair, wearing a sleeveless outfit with purple stripes that matched her highlights. She carried a battered rod made of crystal in her free hand that shone like a clouded quartz.
"Aw, Hildy-Wildy! We both thought the cat people had cat faces until they turned around!"
Hildy rolled her eyes. Taking a tome out of her purse, she flipped through the tattered pages in a vain attempt at identifying which dimension they had landed in.
"Enough about the cats with human faces, my dark knight in blackened armor. I can't find this world in that cheap guide you bought!"
Grim pulled their travel bags down from the portal and walked up to her, taking a look at the damaged book himself.
"Uh oh. Looks like we lost some pages on that swamp world."
Hildy shivered at the thought of that wretched, humid place. This world was far more palpable. The bright sigils illuminating signs and billboards were pretty, and the high towers reminded Hildy of the fantasy citadels she dreamed of conquering as a young witch. She had to admit, it was better than their time with the slimy amphibians already.
"Brilliant!" Hildy growled. "We can't exactly go back to Meridian and ask for a refund, can we?"
"Well no. The passling said there were no refunds."
Hildy waved the crystalline object around in front of Grim's face. It wasn't her wand, which was packed away for safe travel. The Glooms were far away from any wand repair kiosks, and showing off you had a magic wand to the wrong people was generally a bad idea. Muscle memory nearly got them killed when she forgot which was which and tried to cast a spell with the wrong long stick.
"Anything else you may have forgotten?"
In a flash of light, the jade door vanished behind them.
"Crystal keys are random!" Grim said, finally recalling his errant thought. "Couldn't retrace our steps if we tried."
"Precisely why they're a cheap means of travel. I hate having to cut corners on transportation."
Grim nodded in unspoken agreement as he grabbed their bags. Together, Mr. and Mrs. Gloom walked through the foreign city and tried to make sense of it while keeping a low profile. It was much easier than expected, to the extent that Hildy took great offense at being ignored. The point of fleeing to this dimension was that no one would recognize them, but the total lack of fear or reverence for traveling dark sorcerers was grating on her nerves.
They spent hours searching, but the Glooms couldn't find any local covens they could meet and barter with before sundown. Dejected, Hildy threw a handful of gold coins at the nearest inn and they stayed the night there.
Once they were away from prying eyes, Hildy pulled her wand out of her bag. It was an old, gnarled branch from a once-magic tree that was held together by foul wishes and duct tape.
"Riches to rags, slumming like hags, phantasmal something-or-other go unpack our bags."
Hildy was a seasoned witch and could have chanted the incantation with much more gravitas, but her heart wasn't in it at all. The luggage was enveloped in an eerie glow as the clothes shuddered their way into the closets and their toiletries hopped along to the bathroom.
Grim was at the room's writing desk, noting down places of interest on new maps they received in the city.
"Hildy, I have good news and bad news."
Hildy brightened up, her eyes growing wide with glee! "Bad news first! Did you find an item of power we can steal? A charging station for our brooms? I missed flying around and attacking hapless villages so much!"
"Someone pickpocketed our crystal ball."
Her face faltered. "I thought you meant good bad news!" she shouted. "How did you lose a crystal ball that never shuts up?" The bundles and bundles of heavy cloth they put around the annoying chatter-sphere should have discouraged theft even further!
"I don't know!" Grim said. He was more upset about this than Hildy was, on account of actually enjoying Crystal's terrible jokes. "I was going to ask him where we were when he wasn't in the bag with the potions!"
Hildy set her wand on the nightstand and downed a fancy mineral water from the dresser shelf in despair.
"Oh, look at us! Quibbling about losing petty junk? What happened to us, my deadly nightshade? We used to be the undisputed rulers of Jollywood!"
Grim was going to mention that their reign was rather short-lived, but he thought better of it. Instead, he began counting on his fingers the reasons how and why their lives went wrong.
"Well, I think it started when King Phobos had a dispute with us. He wanted access to the magic gem mines, but you--"
His wife glared daggers at him.
"--We said he should take a hike?"
She nodded approvingly.
"Then that lizard in the nice suit had a dispute with us for giving Phobos access to the mines after he invaded Jollywood. Then we lost Jollywood entirely, and then--"
"Ugh!" She kicked the nightstand in anger, but the contemptible furniture was sturdier than it looked. All it did was make her hop on one foot in pain.
"We shouldn't have to live like hobo magicians, doing cheap party tricks for bread and board! I was destined to rule a kingdom, not keep the throne warm until someone else had the gall to take it away!"
Grim got up from the desk to envelop his wife in a hug.
"Cheer up, my gorgeous weaver of nightmares. We can stay in this dimension until King Phobos comes for it next. New York hasn't been that bad. It'll be like a vacation!"
"A vacation?!" She picked up the crystal key and raised it high. "I don't know if I can take any more of these random vacations!"
The magic gem crumbled to diamond dust and was scattered to the wind immediately upon making contact with the ceiling fan.
"Um. I guess the crystal key couldn't handle any more either."
Hildy blinked, in stunned awe at what had just happened.
"…You said you had good news, dear? What was it?"
Grim brought up his biggest map of New York City. "I found some places where we can do cheap magic tricks for money! How does this Central Park sound, huh?"
Hildy fell on to her bed and screamed into a pillow. They were going to have to find a longer term place of residence.
New York, New York is no stranger to the strange. The City That Never Sleeps has hosted countless odd happenings and happenstances long before and long after it took on its current visage, a sprawling metropolis in which pillars of stone and steel rise above the clouds. Even as the bustling human populace passes through its labyrinthine streets and tunnels blissfully unaware of Manhattan's greater mysteries, they too have an inkling of a suspicion that there is more to their home than can be seen on the surface. For that reason, New Yorkers are far more likely to take the strange in stride.
That, and they are far too busy to give a hoot. For this reason, not a soul gave Grim and Hildy Gloom a glance as they climbed out of a levitating French patio door hewn from green jade and entered Midtown.
Grim was the first to step out of the glowing portal. He was a pale warlock with blue hair, a large nose, and a black trenchcoat with a pattern of moon and stars at the bottom. Once he made sure that his footing was secure on the hard cement sidewalk, he glanced at his surroundings to check for anything dangerous.
"Wow," Grim Gloom said as he took in the sights. "I think we'll be safe here."
"You said that for the last three dimensions," a posh voice behind him replied.
Only a handful of pedestrians stopped to take note of this unusual occurrence. Determining the coast was clear of anyone trying to stop them, Grim helped his wife down from the green French door. Hildy was a slender witch with pink hair, wearing a sleeveless outfit with purple stripes that matched her highlights. She carried a battered rod made of crystal in her free hand that shone like a clouded quartz.
"Aw, Hildy-Wildy! We both thought the cat people had cat faces until they turned around!"
Hildy rolled her eyes. Taking a tome out of her purse, she flipped through the tattered pages in a vain attempt at identifying which dimension they had landed in.
"Enough about the cats with human faces, my dark knight in blackened armor. I can't find this world in that cheap guide you bought!"
Grim pulled their travel bags down from the portal and walked up to her, taking a look at the damaged book himself.
"Uh oh. Looks like we lost some pages on that swamp world."
Hildy shivered at the thought of that wretched, humid place. This world was far more palpable. The bright sigils illuminating signs and billboards were pretty, and the high towers reminded Hildy of the fantasy citadels she dreamed of conquering as a young witch. She had to admit, it was better than their time with the slimy amphibians already.
"Brilliant!" Hildy growled. "We can't exactly go back to Meridian and ask for a refund, can we?"
"Well no. The passling said there were no refunds."
Hildy waved the crystalline object around in front of Grim's face. It wasn't her wand, which was packed away for safe travel. The Glooms were far away from any wand repair kiosks, and showing off you had a magic wand to the wrong people was generally a bad idea. Muscle memory nearly got them killed when she forgot which was which and tried to cast a spell with the wrong long stick.
"Anything else you may have forgotten?"
In a flash of light, the jade door vanished behind them.
"Crystal keys are random!" Grim said, finally recalling his errant thought. "Couldn't retrace our steps if we tried."
"Precisely why they're a cheap means of travel. I hate having to cut corners on transportation."
Grim nodded in unspoken agreement as he grabbed their bags. Together, Mr. and Mrs. Gloom walked through the foreign city and tried to make sense of it while keeping a low profile. It was much easier than expected, to the extent that Hildy took great offense at being ignored. The point of fleeing to this dimension was that no one would recognize them, but the total lack of fear or reverence for traveling dark sorcerers was grating on her nerves.
They spent hours searching, but the Glooms couldn't find any local covens they could meet and barter with before sundown. Dejected, Hildy threw a handful of gold coins at the nearest inn and they stayed the night there.
Once they were away from prying eyes, Hildy pulled her wand out of her bag. It was an old, gnarled branch from a once-magic tree that was held together by foul wishes and duct tape.
"Riches to rags, slumming like hags, phantasmal something-or-other go unpack our bags."
Hildy was a seasoned witch and could have chanted the incantation with much more gravitas, but her heart wasn't in it at all. The luggage was enveloped in an eerie glow as the clothes shuddered their way into the closets and their toiletries hopped along to the bathroom.
Grim was at the room's writing desk, noting down places of interest on new maps they received in the city.
"Hildy, I have good news and bad news."
Hildy brightened up, her eyes growing wide with glee! "Bad news first! Did you find an item of power we can steal? A charging station for our brooms? I missed flying around and attacking hapless villages so much!"
"Someone pickpocketed our crystal ball."
Her face faltered. "I thought you meant good bad news!" she shouted. "How did you lose a crystal ball that never shuts up?" The bundles and bundles of heavy cloth they put around the annoying chatter-sphere should have discouraged theft even further!
"I don't know!" Grim said. He was more upset about this than Hildy was, on account of actually enjoying Crystal's terrible jokes. "I was going to ask him where we were when he wasn't in the bag with the potions!"
Hildy set her wand on the nightstand and downed a fancy mineral water from the dresser shelf in despair.
"Oh, look at us! Quibbling about losing petty junk? What happened to us, my deadly nightshade? We used to be the undisputed rulers of Jollywood!"
Grim was going to mention that their reign was rather short-lived, but he thought better of it. Instead, he began counting on his fingers the reasons how and why their lives went wrong.
"Well, I think it started when King Phobos had a dispute with us. He wanted access to the magic gem mines, but you--"
His wife glared daggers at him.
"--We said he should take a hike?"
She nodded approvingly.
"Then that lizard in the nice suit had a dispute with us for giving Phobos access to the mines after he invaded Jollywood. Then we lost Jollywood entirely, and then--"
"Ugh!" She kicked the nightstand in anger, but the contemptible furniture was sturdier than it looked. All it did was make her hop on one foot in pain.
"We shouldn't have to live like hobo magicians, doing cheap party tricks for bread and board! I was destined to rule a kingdom, not keep the throne warm until someone else had the gall to take it away!"
Grim got up from the desk to envelop his wife in a hug.
"Cheer up, my gorgeous weaver of nightmares. We can stay in this dimension until King Phobos comes for it next. New York hasn't been that bad. It'll be like a vacation!"
"A vacation?!" She picked up the crystal key and raised it high. "I don't know if I can take any more of these random vacations!"
The magic gem crumbled to diamond dust and was scattered to the wind immediately upon making contact with the ceiling fan.
"Um. I guess the crystal key couldn't handle any more either."
Hildy blinked, in stunned awe at what had just happened.
"…You said you had good news, dear? What was it?"
Grim brought up his biggest map of New York City. "I found some places where we can do cheap magic tricks for money! How does this Central Park sound, huh?"
Hildy fell on to her bed and screamed into a pillow. They were going to have to find a longer term place of residence.
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- Location
- USA
I think hego just getting hurt would be enough tick off shego.
It looks like she wants him SAFE. As in only fighting people guaranteed to throw the fight and lose on purpose.
If he wins with no damage then its fine but if anything happens to him at all then the inroads we've made with her are gone i imagine.
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- Location
- I think somewhere. I might be nowhere though
Nice going with the omake drago! Been a while since I'd heard anything about 7D.
- Location
- Wherever I feel like being
- Pronouns
- He/Him
The next morning, a solid knock on the door.
"Good morning, my name is Owen Burnett. My employer would like to speak to the two of you. Your rather gross over-payment for these accommodations has been refunded and the room has been comped to you for the prior night due to the desk clerk's lapse in judgement. If you'll follow me, Mr. Xanatos has a personal chef that can handle any requests should the standard breakfast fare not be up to par." A beat, then two fingers slid his glasses up a precises centimetre, and he quirked a brow. "Do please hurry, the car is waiting."
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Ah sorry. I have my own plan I have thrown in (Plan: Office Reorganization, Drugs Investigation, and Trash Disposal) so I couldn't choose yours. Beside MiH still haven't confirmed whether or not Von Drake will expired this turn or the next. So yeah. I can't, sorry.
- Location
- USA
Based on these actions, I think this would be the XP spending priority
- (Boost Roll) Formal Spy Network -> Get more from the same amount of XP because it's being rerolled.
- Administrative efficiency -> I think Doof's bowl of mints trait might proc for this, which would mean the 71% CoS would be lowered to 59%
- Think Tank -> Making sure we succeed in this should be worth it.
- (Reduce DC) Professor Von Drake -> Reducing the DC would make this have a decent shot at a critical success. From 10% to 30%
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
God, the way these plans are written is just eyewatering. I can't keep track of who's doing what.
Could we maybe start formatting plans like:
[] Plan Big Plan
-[] Martial Action (Martial Hero)
-[] Diplo Action (Diplo Hero)
-[] Stewardship Action (Stew Hero)
-[] Intrigue Action (Intrigue Hero)
-[] Learning Action (Learning Hero)
-[] Occult Action (Occult Hero)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 1)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 2)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 3)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 4)
-[] Martial Hero Personal (Help With Martial Action)
-[] Random Idiot Personal (Go Look For ID-Ten-T Decontaminant)
...
It would just be so much easier to keep track if the name of the person and the name of the action were in a consistent line-by-line structure, I think.
I'd rather we work on the spell book this turn anyway, if I have to choose.
Could we maybe start formatting plans like:
[] Plan Big Plan
-[] Martial Action (Martial Hero)
-[] Diplo Action (Diplo Hero)
-[] Stewardship Action (Stew Hero)
-[] Intrigue Action (Intrigue Hero)
-[] Learning Action (Learning Hero)
-[] Occult Action (Occult Hero)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 1)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 2)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 3)
-[] Doofenshmirtz Personal (Name of Doof Action 4)
-[] Martial Hero Personal (Help With Martial Action)
-[] Random Idiot Personal (Go Look For ID-Ten-T Decontaminant)
...
It would just be so much easier to keep track if the name of the person and the name of the action were in a consistent line-by-line structure, I think.
Hm. Actually a good idea.
Eh. I think we can let boot camp wait one more turn. Besides, if Doof takes self-defense courses as a personal action THIS turn, it'll increase his chance of surviving the boot camp NEXT turn!
My concern with the plan is that doing Personal Attention AND Mongolian boot camp means we're pretty likely to not finish Malifishmertz' spell book before the meeting with Xanatos, due to lack of personal actions (since we'll lose personal actions next turn if we fail).
I'd rather we work on the spell book this turn anyway, if I have to choose.
I am fairly confident that this is a LONG RANGE issue. I'd rather get ourselves a bit better established first. A broad stable of hero units helps us spare any given hero unit's time for a personal action more effectively.
Honestly, I think that probably nothing will happen to Hego worse than a black eye or something. And aren't we planning on having someone like Norm Prime on the job too? Having Hego go a hero-ing in general while Norm Prime is actually tasked with targeting Inquinator means Hego is quite likely to be safe. Either he doesn't fight Inquinator, or he probably fights Inquinator while Norm Prime is around for backup.
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mangawriter77
Otaku^9000 (In my own opinion)
- Location
- You'll neeever guess
- Pronouns
- He/Him/His
Oh, what the heck?
[X] Plan Eat Your Vegetables
[X] Plan Eat Your Vegetables
Nix's Warden
Welcome to Hades
- Location
- United States
[X] Plan Eat Your Vegetables
- Location
- Somewhere
In a way, I regret remembering that this show existed after seeing it on Disney Channel and for some reason deciding to link it on the DVV Discord, which might have caused it to be watched on a DVV Discord stream by a bunch of people, which most likely lead to the creation of this omake. Butterfly Effect quickly got out of control.
Still good omake tho.
- Location
- Academy City
- Pronouns
- They
It''s not that risky tbh, especially fi we spend a martial action but even anyway. Inquinator isn't even martial 20.
Sure, I can do that.
Some plans have Hego on heroing directly against Inquinator. Mine does this, for instance, but I mitigate it by using it as an action and getting Hego a +12 to an effective 47.
- Location
- USA
Something like this? Using a plan from this vote as an example.
[ ] Plan Eat Your Vegetables
-[] Mongol Boot Camp (Genghis Khan)
-[] Recruit from your rolodex: Professor Von Drake (Goofy)
-[] Improve administrative efficiency (Wile E. Coyote)
-[] Establish a Formal Spy Network (Mirage)
-[] Form a think tank (Dr. Jumba Jookiba)
-[] Research minor magical artifacts (Janna)
-[] Upgrade your Normbots using the Palladium Chip (L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.)
-[] Doofenschmirtz Personal
--[] Mongol Boot Camp
--[] Personal Attention (Establish a Formal Spy Network)
-[] Reorganize OWCA (Francis Monogram)
-[] Complete a mission for the government (Agent Russ)
-[] Take down Inquinator (Norm Prime)
-[] Work with Temujin (Dennis the Duck)
-[] Do Good Deeds (Hego)
-[] Psychoanalyze "Bug Queen Lizzie" (Technor)
-[] Go on a vacation (Max)
-[] Prep for college (Vanessa)
-[] Don't overclock Technor
-[] Activate an Inator
-[] Mongol Boot Camp (Genghis Khan)
-[] Recruit from your rolodex: Professor Von Drake (Goofy)
-[] Improve administrative efficiency (Wile E. Coyote)
-[] Establish a Formal Spy Network (Mirage)
-[] Form a think tank (Dr. Jumba Jookiba)
-[] Research minor magical artifacts (Janna)
-[] Upgrade your Normbots using the Palladium Chip (L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.)
-[] Doofenschmirtz Personal
--[] Mongol Boot Camp
--[] Personal Attention (Establish a Formal Spy Network)
-[] Reorganize OWCA (Francis Monogram)
-[] Complete a mission for the government (Agent Russ)
-[] Take down Inquinator (Norm Prime)
-[] Work with Temujin (Dennis the Duck)
-[] Do Good Deeds (Hego)
-[] Psychoanalyze "Bug Queen Lizzie" (Technor)
-[] Go on a vacation (Max)
-[] Prep for college (Vanessa)
-[] Don't overclock Technor
-[] Activate an Inator
- Location
- Swirling alway swirling
[X] Plan Eat Your Vegetables
[X] Plan Woweed.
-[X] Mongol Boot Camp
-[X] Recruit Professor Von Drake
-[X] Improve administrative efficiency
-[X] Expose Hawk
-[X] Form a think tank
-[X] Research minor magical artifacts
L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.
-[X] Work on an extra action?
--[X] Buy Out Lee Industries
Dr. Doofenshmirtz:
-[X] Mongol Boot Camp
-[X] Work on a musical
-[X] Read your Spellbook
-[X] Make up with Roger
Goofy:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Recruit Professor Von Drake
Genghis Khan:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Mongol Boot Camp
Wile E. Coyote:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Improve administrative efficiency
---[X] ACME Unlimited
Francis Monogram:
-[X] Reorganize OWCA
Agent Russ:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Expose Hawk
Norm Prime:
-[X] Follow Father around
Dennis the Duck:
-[X] Work with Temujin
Hego:
-[X] Take down Inquinator
Technor:
-[X Psychoanalyze
--[X] Bug Queen
Max:
-[X] Go on a vacation
Mirage:
-[X] Look into wayward supers
Vanessa:
-[X] Prep for college
Janna:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Research minor magical artifacts
Dr. Jumba Jookiba:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Form a think tank
Overclock Technor?
-[X] Don't overclock Technor
Will you activate an Inator next turn?
-[X] Activate an Inator
-[X] Mongol Boot Camp
-[X] Recruit Professor Von Drake
-[X] Improve administrative efficiency
-[X] Expose Hawk
-[X] Form a think tank
-[X] Research minor magical artifacts
L.O.V.E.M.U.F.F.I.N.
-[X] Work on an extra action?
--[X] Buy Out Lee Industries
Dr. Doofenshmirtz:
-[X] Mongol Boot Camp
-[X] Work on a musical
-[X] Read your Spellbook
-[X] Make up with Roger
Goofy:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Recruit Professor Von Drake
Genghis Khan:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Mongol Boot Camp
Wile E. Coyote:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Improve administrative efficiency
---[X] ACME Unlimited
Francis Monogram:
-[X] Reorganize OWCA
Agent Russ:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Expose Hawk
Norm Prime:
-[X] Follow Father around
Dennis the Duck:
-[X] Work with Temujin
Hego:
-[X] Take down Inquinator
Technor:
-[X Psychoanalyze
--[X] Bug Queen
Max:
-[X] Go on a vacation
Mirage:
-[X] Look into wayward supers
Vanessa:
-[X] Prep for college
Janna:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Research minor magical artifacts
Dr. Jumba Jookiba:
-[X] Help Doof
--[X] Form a think tank
Overclock Technor?
-[X] Don't overclock Technor
Will you activate an Inator next turn?
-[X] Activate an Inator
