Governor's Gambit - Star Wars SI into Imperial Governor

[Wratus]

Hmmmm Endor happens and Las won't be able to leave since his security becomes extra paranoid, sweeps his usual flight route and it's surroundings, finds the shit he has prepared for his escape plan, sounds an alarm thinking it's an ambush plot and with the increased security sweeps finds out about the things he has done to his ship, thinks that it's an assassination plot thus they inadvertently dismantle his escape plans.

Las uses the Hub to gain as much Imperial fleet assets not tied to other Governors, Moffs and known typical ruthless Admirals. It turns out to be super effective as now he gains several task forces from systems that are in open local rebellion and are being reinforced by the RA. These local forces will suddenly get orders via the Hub to retreat and regroup within firmly Imperial loyalist sectors, which by coincidence Myto just so happens to be one of.

Then there is the not so small post Endor bonus coming his way in the form of Death Squadron remnants thanks to the Arbiter-class crews being from the sector, and with Vader dead they head home and bring the rest of the squadron with them. I once again hope the Executor survives Endor, but that Admiral Piett doesn't since he would either stop the squadron from going to Myto or he would become a nuisance if he where come here. So here's hoping that this time the secondary bridge of the Executor is actually manned and that when the A-wing crashes into the main bridge, they are able to control and thus letting Moff Mola gain a great flagship for his forces that makes it so that Grand Moff Ardus Kaine will actually have include Moff Las Mola during his talks and negotiations for the establishment of the Pentastar Alignment.

 

[Yacov]

Isn't that kinda bad since it's gonna be closer to the unstable regions/warlords/ new republic?

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Eh it is both a good and bad thing. On one hand it is closer to the border and closer to out of sector attacks. On the other between the close location, being on major hyperspace routes, and the future big shipyards, this system is likely going to end up heavily defended.

If there was ever a reason for multiple Star Destroyers from the sector navy being deployed in a single system, Angor would be a good candidate. Especially since it has the necessary facilities to do proper maintenance on ships that big. Angor is probably going to wind up being the defensive bulwark for its subsector.

The main threat would be an enemy of Myto's sending a fleet big enough to overcome that level of naval concentration. Sending a bunch of Star Destroyers or equivalents to a sector as galactically remote as Myto is a bit of a tall ask when there is still an entire galaxy's worth of fires needing to be put out. It will likely be mostly be raiding flotillas that come to test Myto's defenses, and Angor's defensive fleet is likely going to be big enough to handle that.

 

[hacerpc330]

Las: Doing nothing and just ordering his generals to conduct some military exercises in space.

The least fanatical Mito captain in the fleet: "Rejoice! Our generals, who brought us out of despair, have given us a place to die."

 

[AdrianXIV]

Given Las's "luck", I feel that he somehow gets his hands on Eclipse-class Super Star Destroyer.

 

[Gordian_Knot]

Even without the Vong, I'd be worried about the Dark Empire.

 

[abrandentport4]

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90? Make that 1900, and you'll be far more likely

 

[Psychic_Duck]

The Emperor will die in such a way that Las will become the new Emperor, like the Emperor slips on that bouncing force ball and impales himself or something while Las walks in the room to deliver a report and the Emperors last act will be pointing to last and saying "you...", everyone will assume he just made Las his heir and thus the Golden Age of Emperor Las the Great will begin.

He's going to become like that Roman Emperor that kept trying to retire but the people kept putting back on the throne because he was just that good.

 

[hacerpc330]

90? Make that 1900, and you'll be far more likely

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Now I'm wondering: if I'm not mistaken, why are people so against extending their lifespans with cybernetics? They have the technology and the means to keep a brain alive in a jar, don't they?

 

[cronos2chaos]

I'm betting that he goes through with it only to be immediately found by haven, then when he has a breakdown about how much high command has been breathing down his neck they get news of he emperor's death.