EoS redwall & most current state of the Clans before the beginning of their newest book arc.
The scenario works on the benefit of the doubt for the clans that Warrior cats are literally cat sized compared to redwall-verse mice who are themselves mostly relative in size to the other small woodland anthros in their setting.
The events of their series end at the third film with no further Decepticons or non-autobots present in the universe to pop-up. The Autobot’s new enemy is a more etherial one as Genevacon resides within the on-paper laws of much of the human populations. They must convince, deceive or otherwise force the Geneva convention’s adherents to abandon it completely.
50 on 50 urban deployment.
Admittedly there's not all to much to work with for tangible material about both with Deadlock especially being lacking in non-gameplay media but i would be remiss not to be the first person to present this as a matchup since their personalities and connections/foils are to perfect not to.
Anyway their battle takes the form of a Drug bust shootout with 20 lesser mundane cops and robbers existing on both sides to be fodder between the two snakes. Torque is maximally upgraded and armed with top cops gear in post-war Xcom's world while Vyper has access to her full kit of abilities and a build of Shop items.
Bonus round: The creature is instead unleashed as an invasive organism and has 10 days of uninterrupted time to propagate before a force of arms is called to root it out.
They exit their hellmarch from an undefended Wargate in their own story and exit out of an instance of the Northern Hellgate in TC somewhere in ostensibly heretic controlled territory. They are not granted an automatic pass from humans being hostile to the demons and sinners and only whatever their capacity to convince or demonstrate their intentions paired with the no doubt boundless reasonability of the locals in accepting them earnestly as allies will be able to smooth over towards a working relationship with mankind.
It should also be said that the Demons who are part of this army emerging from Hell and a breaking the rules against Demons and Angels doing exactly that ‘isn’t’ going to instantly nullify the stalemate clause for interventions on earth that the TC demons and angels have going on.
64 tanks in a team roll across the fields of Kursk with only 64 other tanks allowed to engage Them
The Player controlled war machines posses their in-game third person views, voice chats, instant pinpoint radio communications and their minimap tracking in place of normal sightlines. The players aim as well as they do in the game and machine specs are done according to game numbers. Like in the games the tanks are able to operate indefinitely without wear or fual requirements with often with more impressive mobility, firing rates, repairing themselves from mobility kills in seconda and second magical super crews who keep on trucking when a shell goes clear through them.
Round 1 Encounter inside a mansion, the single redcoat is permitted the grace of being assumed no question that a musketball is sufficient to kill on hit.
Round 2: The prior sentence no longer necessarily is true. What is the number of guys they’ll need to break it?
Round 3: A small army is *forced* to engage in a 1000vs1000 field line formation instead of doing literally anything else >!(which to be clear they definitely irl wouldn’t use a line formation against such a withering wall of fire)!<
The Venator appears earthside and is cursed to always be halfway submerged (or worse should it start taking on water) in the ocean. Its ventral weapons are unavailable or at least they’re relegated to firing underwater. Certainly the lower/side hangers are unavalible. Disney/Canon version of the vessel.
The ship can cruise at whatever speed you reckon it aught to be able to go while forced to power through water. It is also able to use hyperspace jumps to throw itself in a straight line over nautical distance short of crashing into land so long as it has fuel to spare for the task or the engine mechanisms to do it don’t wear out. That goes for pretty much any and all aspects of the vessel as the Venator will not be able to leave this campaign until they have cleared out the oceans.
Craft compliment are 192 Alpha-3 Nimbus, 192 V-19 Torrents, 2 Delta-7 Aethersprite Interceptors, 2 Eta-2 Actis-class Interceptors, and an assortment of ARC-170 Heavy Starfighters, Z-95 Space Superiority craft, and BTL-B Y-Wing Bombers.
As well, it has a ground troop complements of around 8,000 who are geared as if they had expected to be deployed on a watery world Ala Kamino. The crew treats the U.S navy ‘as an orginization’ as being a Separatist front and the crew will take any means of scouring the world of the organization at large as somthing of a victory lap/bonus goal if they do in fact send all their Fleet tonnage under the water. Base defences at ports are also part of the Navy’s asset list here as they are the ones operating it rather then army or Air Force.
The Navy's fleet get access to the Space force’s satellites for however long those remain up and are able to freely return their ships to port for maintenance and rearmament and the same goes for resuplying spent airframes and casualties.
This state of things will continue until such a time as when there are no more ships present on the ocean. Navy will be receiving new vessels at current peacetime Acquisition rates but they could be delayed yet further as stuff could get blasted apart during construction in port.
>! I only hedged myself with making it the entire navy vs 1 Venator here rather then what I felt would be a more even setup of having it face off against the Pacific task forces alone just because I figured the line of conversation around there being dead set believers of a multi-hundreds of megatons firepower scale ship arsenal would laugh it off otherwise. If you’re so Inclined go ahead and give your thoughts on Venator vs A single carrier Strike force instead the ‘entire’ Navy.!<
The dragons when at full size are like of the ones in GOT, use GOT as the point of reference for most everything to be honest. If you want to be a furry abut this you’re free to postulate a version where the dragon(s) are smart cookies that can talk, act on their own and some such.
https://desuarchive.org/k/thread/64727248/
The metric by which the dragon and riders can be counted as ‘important’ is so long as they are as analogously important to the warring nation as any big name warships would have been over the course of Ww2.
Eldian restorationists and Eldians writ large.
Lisan al-Gaib Prophecy and Messiah
Generally MM pages are all dedicated to specific creatures but some of them arn’t. Toss it out with an re-roll and try again or try to make it work if you please. Sometime a monster manual page details 2 creature stat blocks. In those situations go ahead and assume the match is a 2v1 setup.
The pokemon used are all assumed to average/wild versions of their species not commanded by a human.
Example in the opening image:
Main Story missions.
Reinforcements are 20 per outing and they can tailor loadouts for each mission to the best of their limited information. Insofar as Xcom's fluid difficulty timer permits such casual labeling the missions are treated as being on a liniar scale of escalations between Gatecrashers and Fortress Assault being done not a day to spare before the Avatar project's completion.
DLC Missions
Discuss if you wish.
Corvo being the only visionary that he needs to assassinate to escape his time loop. Setup takes place in Kowloon.
Generally if the Pokémon can probably 'escape' an scp like walking out of the infinite ikea then you can chalk it up as a win for the mon. On the flip side if the scp is inanimate and not dangerous but the pokemon can't reasonably be expected to destroy it then go ahead and count it as a draw.
The pokemon used are all assumed to average/wild versions of their species. SCP's are extremly varied ofc so i'd expect you to practice a lot of executive call making.
With many SCPs being inanimate or area phonomonons some rolled encounters won't really led themselves well to being called a fight but that is part of the fun. Toss it out and try again or try to make it work.
Example: