Endgame Forum

[Robert Cole]

So, I have been thinking about ComfyCo and dealing with their seal for a while. Knowing that we (and by we, I mean possibly Nate in a more specific sense) will have to deal with the Seal directly, I came up with an idea.

We negotiate with the Benefactor (who will be mentioned only as Bennie from here on out by me).

Now, before you start throwing bad cabbage at me, hear me out.

The problematic fact we have before us is this: We cannot kick Bennie out of the seal, unless someone has something up their sleeve.

We CAN however, with the use of the badge, negotiate with him, or most likely, a servant or demon (Im betting the latter) of his. Expect a finely suited gentleman (read: bureaucratic vulture) either way.

Here is my idea: We know Bennie likes gaining stuff: slaves, money, posessions, you *name* it.

If Chalithac takes over: No more stuff for Bennie. In fact, Bennie loses BIG time. Maybe. I doubt Chalithac would be willing to share the anthill afterwards.

If we can prove to Bennie one way or another that we have the means by which we can boot Chalithac out, but need to use the seal to do it, what would be the odds of him allowing us to access the seal for JUST that purpose?

We all know Bennie is going to want to "deal". Its what he does. That said, he's going to try to swindle us nine ways to sunday as legally as possible, and THATS what we need to avoid.

Now, dont get me wrong. I KNOW this is a bad idea. But, unless I'm mistaken, its one of the only ways we can access the seal. (Breaking ComfyCo up is completely OUT of the current picture, unfortunately)

Ideas? Thoughts?
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[Peregrine]

[TJ]

if i recall correctly there was some talk about going over the founding paperwork and seein' if the one that made the deal (name escapes me at the moment, sorry) had the right to make the bargain and speak for the corporation as an entity without the other founder's approval.

I agree that the concept of the idea sounds good, but having just been played by one entity (bai-thos) im not eager to set ourselves up for another one to abuse our good intentions

TJ
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[NJessup]

[Robert Cole]

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