Re: [HOE] The Long Term Plan *Spoilers*

["Kai Tave" <kaitave@harborside.com>]

I think there's a very good chance that the Iron Alliance is going to try
and set the Cult of Doom against the Combine and then move in and tackle
what's left.  Of course, both the Combine and the Cult of Doom are going to
be trying to do this to the other groups as well.  The thing to watch for is
who goes after what first.  It's going to be a real tricky situation;
whoever attacks first is going to be facing a two-pronged attack and they
know it.

My guess would be that the Reckoners would wait until the battle between the
three main groups was over, leaving (we assume) one group remaining in a
very weakened state.  But then that leaves Raven what his plans.
Ironically, Raven might prove to be the ultimate opponent in the entire
conflict.

--Kai Tave


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>ok, so I was reading Denver (havent finished yet) and a thought struck me
>- none of the Big Bad are reckoner controlled.  Sure, Silas has his
>doombringers, but they arent created by him, or, really intentionally.
>Throckmorten's not a servitor, although he's generally a bad boy, he'snot
>directly reckoner-ised.  Raven's left the Big Four.
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>so, the reckoners come back.  and EVERYONE tools up to fight them.
>Raven's walking dead vs Deaths - with the combine providing air support!
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>this gave me a wonderfull picture of Jo fighting alongside some black
>hats, hating what they were, but knowing they had to work together to
>fight the big four.......
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>so what do you think?  its a rosy picture (at least until the Reckoners
>have been defeated, then it'll get messy again)
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>just a few thoughts...it'd incorporate ALL the major players...
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