Who wants to make a Game of Thrones series fucking done right here? Because I am all-in for that.
It is my headcanon that some of the actors who play
Game of Thrones knights IRL will be among the actors playing Knights of the Round Table in our
Camelot series.
With that said, it is like... 1996-97 or something,
@King crimson knows for sure but I don't. The point is, this is right around the time that the first novel,
Game of Thrones , was published.
This is the one that has me worried that she's not what what her records show her to be.
I mean, yes. On the other hand, everything we've seen IS consistent with her being a basically competent mage who lives in Gotham and has a bit better grounding in magic theory and how to avoid trouble from rival practitioners than Rebecca does. There are a lot of settings where if you have enemies who are wizards, you do NOT want them to get samples of your blood, hair, and so on. If the DCQU is one of them, it would be a reasonable precaution for Cerise to be cautious about letting those drop just anywhere, and there would almost certainly be known spells for doing that.
If she's a very powerful spy-wizard, then she's doing a pretty good job of staying 'in character.' Better than Orin did, in my opinion.
I'm half expecting the real Morgaine Lefay to show up complaining about her portrayal on the show if it hits GoT levels of popularity.
That is actually a concern of mine, but it would be so gosh-darn interesting I voted for the casting choice anyway.
We could even legit try to write her in a more sympathetic way because she showed up to complain.
Santa Prisca should be ok, we can throw weapons at Eiling and his troops and ask for user feedback so our engineers can do better. It's flag waving patriotic.
I mean, maybe, but it could get messy. Randomly invading a country, as opposed to a targeted strike on our man's location, is very high profile. On the other hand, a big high profile strike on Santa Prisca might be just the thing to convince Mannheim and A'Daire that the heat is all concentrating on the relatively expendable 'person of interest' Vincent Edge,
and not on them... if the timing is right. Unfortunately, coordinating the timing is nigh-impossible, since we have several allies who aren't really talking to each other and whom we do not control.
Speaking of Game of Thrones, I hope we can "Chaos is a ladder" this...
Markovia...we can maybe ask him to let us handle diplomacy? LexCorp to invest in the Markovian economy by opening a LexCorp branch & factories hiring locals in return for some diplomatic concessions? Quid pro Quo?
The trouble is, Markovia is isolationist as fuck. The DC on a Diplomacy check to establish favorable relations with them was 283 the last time I checked. It's not impossible that we could pull that off by stacking a good team (Lex+Pamela+??? to give us a plus-ninety-something on the die roll would be a good way to generate crits). But it'd be
tough.
Speaking of diplomacy, should we send Pamela to Bialya to establish contact with Queen Bee? Human experimentation in a middle eastern dictatorship would be so much more convenient.
A reasonable long-term priority though it doesn't have to be Pamela per se. Though we could use a few good Diplomacy heroes that aren't as versatile as Lex or Pamela, come to think of it.
[X] [Whale Location] Meet with Whale at the Ahab Bar
[X] [Subordinate] Send Roxanne to the meeting
[X] [Cross] Have your subordinate come alone
Roxy's at her best when she feels like she's in danger (no seriously, her Diplomacy and Intrigue both get a +2 boost). I don't think Whale is stupid enough to try kidnapping her, I do think that keeping our interactions with him deniable and on the down-low is important, and ultimately... Roxy is... kind of... expendable, much as I like her.