Re: [HOE] Doomsayers and pollution

[Theo McGuckin <tsm@jlab.org>]

> I would agree with the reasons you presented for why the Cult of Doom are a 
> more effective one-on-one nemesis.  It just strikes me that they've vanished 
> off the radar even in Marshal-type material so completely.  There is a 
> definite sense that the Combine is gearing up for something.  And through 
> various hints it seems like the first group you mentioned is also "gearing 
> up" for a big move.
> 
> By comparison, the Cult seems to be playing status quo since the various 
> fairly impressive "future plans" mentioned in Children of the Atom.  Doesn't 
> help that the Combine get a cool master-plan type adventure like Boise 
> Horror, while the Cult (sort of) gets "Something About A Sword...".

It could be that Silas isn't as insane as most people thinks and knows
about the Combine's plans. So maybe he's gonna wait for the Combine and
everyone to fight it out and exhaust each other. Then when it's all over
and the winner is weakest, he'll pour out of Las Vegas and make his bid to
take over.
Seems like a pretty good plan to me...

 Theo McGuckin -
	"It's not worth it"