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Knights of Kala Namak

Do you guys think the knights of Kala Namak would have been able to eliminate the beasts and their kingdoms?

My theory is that if the knights of Kala Namak systematically took on the beasts one by one, they could've beat all of them. I understand Silent Salt trying to protect as many people as possible, but I feel like his vengeful aggression towards all the beasts made him fight a battle against multiple opponents he couldn't win.

Firstly, taking care of eternal sugar cookie would've been easy. She's arguably the most beatable out of all of the beasts and the knights solidarity could've maybe shown her there's positivity in free will. She's not purely bad, she just wants to help people. It's clear she looks up to Silent salt maybe if he tried to understand her , he could have helped her. Even if it came down combat, Eternal sugar cookie may be extremely powerful in her realm, but her subjects don't really fight and her monster don't have the skill or cohesiveness of the knights.

Next, Burning spice cookie.This is probably the most challenging physical confrontation. Burning spice's conviction is not as unstable as eternal sugars, and his army is the strongest of any beast. I do think this fight would eventually go the way of the knights though for a few reasons. 1. There is certainly an argument for burning spice cookie beating silent salt cookie in a 1 on 1, but as an army the knights are much more cohesive than the wild spices, who function more as a group of bandits than an elite fighting force. 2. Generals are far superior tactically.If the Kala Namak knights can force the wild spices out of their territory into the mountains or woods surrounding the desert, it's almost a guaranteed game over. 3. The average kala namak knight just seems stronger than the average wild spice, and they both have huge numbers but the knights also fight on horseback while the wild spices still use simpler tactics. I don't see SSC negotiating with someone who wants to hurt others though but BSC doesn't seem entirely uncaring.

Skipping across the pound to get to mystic flowers pagoda, and this is a very similar situation to Eternal sugar cookie. I can see the two sharing a past respect for each other and she seems like the most reasonable beast. If SSC had actually gotten to her while she was being mistreated, I think he would've most likely saved her from corruption. I really wish we got to see a friendship between him and most of the beasts, I think there really could've been something there. Anyways, again Mystic flour is very powerful and has a bit of an army with strong generals and cloud haete cookie but her hax aren't enough to beat the full force of the Kala Namak knights.

Finally, silent salt cookie just gets smacked without the amp, Silent salt was even with him in an almost god like form and hard counters him here too. His tactical mind and trust in his forces is just overwhelming for SMC, plus he's stronger in a direct confrontation and none of the deceit goons are very good in combat.

I feel like if Silent salt realized his comrades were struggling early, everything could've been avoided. But alas, he didn't have the chance. I'd love to see a timeline where the beasts stay good, but that looks unlikely sadly. Anyways, if he had enacted this plan he could've helped/ stopped all the beasts. What are your thoughts?

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u/thebruinsareinsane — 8 days ago
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Players selected at 22nd overall in the past.

(I Meant 23rd)

The past two years have been defensive defenseman prospects who are solid but haven't fully panned out yet being Logan Hensler ( U minn) and Stian Solberg (AHL)

The 2023 22nd pick turned into Gabe Perrault, who is a very good rookie and has a potential to be a corner stone for the rangers in the future (0.5 P/G this year)

2022: Jimmy Snuggerud is a first liner for a struggling blues team, but he's 3rd of all rookies this year in points and again might be the future of blues hockey.

2021: Wyatt Johnson: First line center star for Dallas,over a point per game this year and 3/4 of his seasons are 60+ points and 30+ goals. Plus he's been one of their best playoff performers.

2020: Tyson Forestor is becoming a serious depth scorer for Philly, picking up a goal today as well.

2019: Simon holmstrom is the same deal as forestor, but he's a top liner for the islanders and a consistent goal scorer.

2018: Isaac Lunderstrom is kind of disappointing but he's still a 4th line quality player, he's good enough to be a pro which is more than other first round picks

2017: P-O Joseph, role playing defenseman but same deal as Lunderstrom

2016:Niki Borgström, had a 20 point in 50 game season with the panthers but really the one pick that didn't work out. Tage Thompson was 3 picks later though and we all know how he turned out.

2015: Brock Boeser, very solid scorer and has had 40 goal/ 70 point seasons (This whole draft haunts me).

2014: Conner Bleakly, ok this is the other exception, but he really didn't turn out unfortunately

2013: Andre Burakovsky, multi time Stanley cup winner and had huge roles on both teams, great second liner simply put

2012: Mike Matheson: Number 1 defenseman for many of the teams he's played for. Very solid skater and definitely would fit into the current bruins team.

My point is, despite not having a top round pick, the 23 overall pick has worked out 9/13 drafts between 12-23, not counting Joseph and Lunderstrom. If the bruins can pick up a solid player this draft we could give hagen's someone to look forward to playing with. It'll be important to keep an eye out on June 26th

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u/thebruinsareinsane — 14 days ago