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Other members of the Brigade organised a plot to create a [[History (Immortal Sins)|new history]] in [[1927]] involving a [[Brainspawn]] driving future American President [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] insane, causing him to drop America out of [[World War II]] resulting in Nazi Germany winning the war. This plan was foiled by [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Angelo Colasanto]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Immortal Sins (TV story)}}) | Other members of the Brigade organised a plot to create a [[History (Immortal Sins)|new history]] in [[1927]] involving a [[Brainspawn]] driving future American President [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]] insane, causing him to drop America out of [[World War II]] resulting in Nazi Germany winning the war. This plan was foiled by [[Jack Harkness]] and [[Angelo Colasanto]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|Immortal Sins (TV story)}}) | ||
[[File:DWL Trickster1.jpg|thumb|left|The Trickster challenges the Doctors and their allies. ([[GAME]]: {{cs|Legacy (video game)}})]] | |||
The Trickster was able to get involved in the [[ultimate war]], intending to draw [[power]] from the [[chaos]], which would grant him the [[strength]] to fully materialise his brigade. Confident that nobody would be able to stop him, he issued a direct challenge to what he assessed to be a "pathetic group of [[The Doctor|Doctors]] and [[companion|allies]]" as he vowed that their [[reality]] would become his, insisting that they were no match for the powers of the Pantheon of Discord. ([[GAME]]: {{cs|Legacy (video game)}}) | |||
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