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[Doubloon-Seven]

Mind's Eye (1): Doomblade
Blink (3): Chiefwaffles, Rockeater, DoubloonSeven

They are gonna be salty at the end of this

Agents aggressively ambush angered adversaries.

[johiah]

Thantro Design Phase
Blink: (Very Difficult)  [1+2-2=1] [3+1-2=2]
Taking our knowledge of pocket dimensions, the blink spell was intended to allow our agents to rapidly travel around the battlefield. We ended up with something that is a far cry from that. The blink spell works as a method of travel for short distances, but the energy cost is exponential. Not only that, but we weren't able to optimize the spell at all, and it is also horribly inefficient and complex. The spell requires two mages working in tandem to actually cast, takes nearly a whole minute to do so once, and is only capable of transporting a single mage. Usually, the spell would be merely nigh impossible to cast, but due to the added complexity no one can actually cast it currently. It does, however, successfully allow a single person to almost instantly transport themselves 10 feet. Nigh impossible to cast. Complex. Requires two wizards, and 1 minute for one use. "Instant" 10 foot transportation.

We also received a message from command while working, and it seems our drug bust affected Mondragon's stability by ~6%.
You have 172 supply this month.

Spoiler: Current technologies and equipment (click to show/hide)

EU and ammo can safely be ignored when equipping non player characters.

Weapons:
Foal N5B2 Carbine Rifle: 884m/sec muzzle velocity. Fully automatic. 700 RPM. Effective up to 500m. 5.56x45mm cartridge. 2 EU unloaded, 3 EU loaded. 6 supply. 30 round clip size. 30 rounds 1 EU. Can pierce 12mm of steel at 600m.

Foal N2822 Semi-Automatic Service Pistol: 253m/sec muzzle velocity. Semi automatic. Typical range 25m, effective to 40m. 0.45 ACP cartridge. 1 EU unloaded, 2 EU loaded. 3 supply. 7 round clip size. 32 rounds 1 EU. Cannot pierce substantial armor without repeated shots.

Milkor MGL: 3 RPS (rapid fire), 18 RPM (sustained). Effective range 375m, maximum 400m. HE, Flashbang, Irritant rounds. 6 EU unloaded, 8 EU loaded. 9 supply. 6 round clip size. 1 clip is 3 supply. 1 clip 2 EU.

Combat knife: A small knife capable of piercing limited armor. 1 AP. 1 supply.

Armor and equipment:
Kevlar vest: Light protection of torso, shoulders, and upper legs. Gray. 3 EU. 2 supply.

Combat suit: Thin bodywide protection. Black. 1 EU. 1 supply.

Encrypted radio: 100 meter broadcast radius. Static gets rather bad at max range. Encrypted to prevent enemy intercepting, although use signals that agents are in the area to anyone listening. 1 EU. 1 supply per radio.

Smoke grenades: Can form a cloud of smoke roughly 10 meters in diameter that reduces anyone inside to vague shadows. 1 EU for 3. 1 supply for 3.

Flashbangs: Likely stun and disorient anyone caught within the 3 meter blast radius. Anyone outside of that gets a reduced effect. 1 EU for 3. 1
supply for 3.

Forced entry kit: Lockpicks, acid and other assorted gear for breaking in. 4 EU. 5 supply.

Bomb/trap defusal kit: A series of items useful for defusing bombs. 4 EU. 6 supply.

Breaching charge: A small but powerful localized detonation meant for creating man sized hole in walls with a thickness of less than 15 centimeters. Ineffective against anything stronger than brick. 2 EU. 4 supply.

Designed technologies:
DNSIT, Direct Neural-Spinal Interface Tap or "Necktap": [1] [3]
A barely functional hacking aid requiring specialized training to use. 10 EU. 10 Supply. Only 1 man per squad is capable of using one.
Improves hacking attempts by 1%.

Pocket Dimension Pockets: [4] [4]
Increases space in a pocket by 5 times. 1 hour charge. Difficult to do initial enchantment, but enchantment does not fade. Provides protection from a myriad of sensors for anything inside. 2 supply to place enchantment on a piece of armor or clothing. Trivial to refresh.

Force Buckler: [7] [6]
An effective force wall capable of blocking 10 N5B2 rifle shots at minimum size when cast by a thaumic potential 3 spellcaster. A difficult spell, half of the force can cast it. Variable shape and strength, stronger by 100% for each thaumic potential level above 3 of the person casting it.

Force Armor: [3] [5]
A layer of force on top of armor. 4 supply to enchant on a piece of armor. Very difficult to enchant, trivial to recharge. Blocks 2 rifle rounds at same range as force buckler testing. 4 rounds at same distance as original force armor. Stronger by 100% for each level above 1.

Blink: [1] [2]
Nigh impossible to cast. Complex. Requires two wizards, and 1 minute for one use. "Instant" 10 foot transportation.[spoiler]

[spoiler=Owned equipment, materials, and supply]
Corporation integrity: 100%
Supply: 172/100
Maintenance: 37
(Unused supply will add to the next turn)

1 Necktap
1 Milkor MGL
1 combat suit with a PDP
2 combat suits with FA enchantment
5 kevlar vests with FA enchantment
8 combat suits
6 foal carbines
11 foal pistols
1 encrypted radio
3 pistols (scavenged)
3 encrypted radios (scavenged, still encrypted)
3 smoke grenades (scavenged)
2 HE clip

6 force armor enchantments

Spoiler: Agents (click to show/hide)

You have two squads out of two maximum (20/20)
[6]Juanita (F) 2 missions, Learned spells: Force buckler
[6]Maximillian (M) 1 mission, Violet Heart, Learned spells: Force buckler
[6]Grecia (F) 1 mission, Learned spells: Force buckler
[6]Baljeet (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[5]Amy (F) 2 missions, Learned spells: Force buckler
[5]Zachary (M) 1 mission, Learned spells: Force buckler
[5]Kyle (M), 1 mission, Learned spells: Force Buckler
[5]Wilson (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Mara (F), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Marx (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Ricardo (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Amanda (F), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Roberto (M) 1 mission, Learned spells: Force buckler
[3]John (M) 1 mission
[3]Tino (M) 1 mission
[3]Maya (F) 1 mission
[2]Jones (M) 1 mission
[2]Zoey (F) 1 mission
[2]Rick (M) 1 mission
[2]Abednago (M) 1 mission

It is now the Revision Phase of March 1983. You may vote on a single revision to existing technologies or spells.

[Chiefwaffles]

Weelp.
Blink is not worth a revision right now. If anyone has an idea for something to salvage from it in a revision, please go ahead, but we're best off waiting for another design to fix it.

Revision: Reactive Consciousness (Force Armor +Toughness)
We've managed to create a primitive magical "consciousness" with our modifications to Force Armor. Now, when we ask our magineers what exactly they mean by "consciousness", they start going on overly long explanations wherein they contradict themselves multiple times, so we're just sticking with "consciousness" for now.
These primitive consciousnesses can react in basic ways. In fact, that's their trademark feature. Being able to react to stimuli in ways that don't require large volumes of the magical equivalent of "if-then" statements. If we can increase their ability to react to stimuli, then we can hopefully improve Force Armor.

The reactivity of the consciousness in FA is improved to be able to reflexively "reinforce" areas that are just about to/currently being hit by external forces, Instead of wasting energy compensating for the external force on the entire shield, Force Armor can just focus on exactly where the force is hitting. This should effectively increase the toughness and durability of Force Armor.
TL;DR: Upgrade the Force Armor logic to reactively reinforce areas that are about to be/are being hit, increasing effective toughness+durability.


Revision: DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap"
The Necktap Mk.2 is a fairly straightforward revamp of the original... prototype.

Luckily we can actually draw from our experience in designing magic with this revision! Not by much, and not in the traditional sense, but we can. Bringing up our notes on the functioning of the human mind from our attempt to, against direct orders, (and I'm quoting) "artificial magic brain" in the Inherent Logic revision to Force Armor. It's not a tremendous amount of relevance, but it's more than important enough to keep in mind and bring up the notes of in our revision process for the new iteration of the Necktap.

The most important part of this revision is input. By some more precise direct delivery of data into the spinal cord, we can actually hijack the feed. To use an analogy, the current Necktap is basically a tiny freeway onramp entering a huge freeway. The input gets lost in the freeway traffic, and just ends up worsening traffic. By tweaking the exact spots where we "plug in" the Necktap and the bandwidth of data delivery, we effectively make the regular (non-life-essential) neural signals an onramp onto our freeway to the brain; and the signals can't even enter the freeway because the traffic is too intense(/rude) to give them the opportunity to.
Or, in other words, we increase bandwidth and choose a better spot to tap into the spinal cord in order to actually hijack the neural feed.

The other component of this is creating the 3D environment. 3D environments already exist, albeit in a limited fashion, today. And we don't actually have to completely render it, as the brain does some of our work for us. Rather than have our engineers go through a time-intensive process where they assign an appearance to everything, using up computational power and man hours, we just assign a global appearance filter to data. Everything goes through the same "translation process" to 3D. It may be a little confusing at first for new operatives, but a couple hours of training should cover the basics.

Decreasing cost isn't essential, but would be nice, considering there may be new commercially available parts for us to use, and we're not fumbling around in the dark - we know what kind of parts the Necktap needs. But it is not a priority at all.

TL;DR: Fix the main flaws (doesn't fully hijack input; doesn't create 3D environment) of the Necktap, in order to make it work at all.

[Doomblade187]

Simplified Blink

Now that we have established a baseline effective spell with blink, we need to make it usable. The first step is to simplify the magical equations down from the complex researched initial findings to a more usable, possibly even numerical form. This should remove the complex nature from the spell. If this step is done, the spell architecture should be adjusted to improve the spell efficiency. If time permits.

[Happerry]

DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap" (1): Happerry

I'm just going to throw this out here to get a vote going.

[Pavellius]

Ptw

[Rockeater]

DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap" (2): Happerry, Rockeater

[Draignean]

DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap" (3): Happerry, Rockeater, Draignean

[Madman198237]

DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap" (3): Happerry, Rockeater, Madman

[Doubloon-Seven]

DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap" (3): Happerry, Rockeater, Madman
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Franchi SPAS-12 (1): DoubloonSeven,

[Happerry]

DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap" (3): Happerry, Rockeater, Madman
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Franchi SPAS-12 (2): DoubloonSeven, Happerry

[johiah]

Thantro Revision and Request Phase

DNSIT Mk.2 "Necktap": (Difficult) [1+1-1=1]
Our attempt at improving the necktap goes nowhere. All of the funds that were to be allotted to it were suddenly withdrawn to a clerical error, meaning we couldn't test prototypes, only theorize. No actual knowledge was gained either due to the lack of testing, just theories. This may slightly speed uo future research.

Weapon Request: (Frenchi SPAS-12) [4+3=7]
Our request for a combat shotgun goes through amazingly well. The requisitioned SPAS-12s work as advertised, and we were able to acquire some specialized ammo, all for cheaper than the Foal rifles. It comes with two types of shells. BB and slug. However, any future shells, if requisitioned, will also have a cheaper cost and be very easy to acquire. It can be fit with a choke for effective accuracy at either 20 meters, or 40 meters. The first will do less damage past that point, and the latter will do more damage if it actually hits, assuming the target is closer. The slug is accurate up to 80 meters. The feed system is 8+1 rounds. Slugs have an AP of 1 at less than 60 meters. BB round do either a lot of concentrated damage, or less spread out damage, depending on range. Generally comparitively ineffective against armor unless very close. 5 supply. 4 EU unloaded, 5 EU loaded. 8 round clip +1 in barrel. 9 rounds 1 EU.

Our contact with command left a note in the dropoff. You have the following missions: Protect those stolen pistols. This will be their last chance to recover them. Protect a factory. Intercept a scientist selling company technology to Mondragon. Disrupt an enemy business meeting. And intercept a weapon's dealer looking to make a deal with Mondragon. More details forthcoming later, but I have things to do right now.

For some reason you feel like he means "Play Crusader Kings 2 with members of both research teams."

Spoiler: Current technologies and equipment (click to show/hide)

EU and ammo can safely be ignored when equipping non player characters.

Weapons:
Foal N5B2 Carbine Rifle: 884m/sec muzzle velocity. Fully automatic. 700 RPM. Effective up to 500m. 5.56x45mm cartridge. 2 EU unloaded, 3 EU loaded. 6 supply. 30 round clip size. 30 rounds 1 EU. Can pierce 12mm of steel at 600m.

Foal N2822 Semi-Automatic Service Pistol: 253m/sec muzzle velocity. Semi automatic. Typical range 25m, effective to 40m. 0.45 ACP cartridge. 1 EU unloaded, 2 EU loaded. 3 supply. 7 round clip size. 32 rounds 1 EU. Cannot pierce substantial armor without repeated shots.

Milkor MGL: 3 RPS (rapid fire), 18 RPM (sustained). Effective range 375m, maximum 400m. HE, Flashbang, Irritant rounds. 6 EU unloaded, 8 EU loaded. 9 supply. 6 round clip size. 1 clip is 3 supply. 1 clip 2 EU.

Franchi SPAS-12: Can be fit with a choke for effective accuracy at either 20 meters, or 40 meters. The first will do less damage past that point, and the latter will do more damage if it actually hits, assuming the target is closer. The slug is accurate up to 80 meters. The feed system is 8+1 rounds. Slugs have an AP of 1 at less than 60 meters. BB round do either a lot of concentrated damage, or less spread out damage, depending on range. Generally comparitively ineffective against armor unless very close. 5 supply. 4 EU unloaded, 5 EU loaded. 8 round clip +1 in barrel. 9 rounds 1 EU.

Combat knife: A small knife capable of piercing limited armor. 1 AP. 1 supply.

Armor and equipment:
Kevlar vest: Light protection of torso, shoulders, and upper legs. Gray. 3 EU. 2 supply.

Combat suit: Thin bodywide protection. Black. 1 EU. 1 supply.

Encrypted radio: 100 meter broadcast radius. Static gets rather bad at max range. Encrypted to prevent enemy intercepting, although use signals that agents are in the area to anyone listening. 1 EU. 1 supply per radio.

Smoke grenades: Can form a cloud of smoke roughly 10 meters in diameter that reduces anyone inside to vague shadows. 1 EU for 3. 1 supply for 3.

Flashbangs: Likely stun and disorient anyone caught within the 3 meter blast radius. Anyone outside of that gets a reduced effect. 1 EU for 3. 1
supply for 3.

Forced entry kit: Lockpicks, acid and other assorted gear for breaking in. 4 EU. 5 supply.

Bomb/trap defusal kit: A series of items useful for defusing bombs. 4 EU. 6 supply.

Breaching charge: A small but powerful localized detonation meant for creating man sized hole in walls with a thickness of less than 15 centimeters. Ineffective against anything stronger than brick. 2 EU. 4 supply.

Designed technologies:
DNSIT, Direct Neural-Spinal Interface Tap or "Necktap": [1] [3]
A barely functional hacking aid requiring specialized training to use. 10 EU. 10 Supply. Only 1 man per squad is capable of using one.
Improves hacking attempts by 2% (!!!).

Pocket Dimension Pockets: [4] [4]
Increases space in a pocket by 5 times. 1 hour charge. Difficult to do initial enchantment, but enchantment does not fade. Provides protection from a myriad of sensors for anything inside. 2 supply to place enchantment on a piece of armor or clothing. Trivial to refresh.

Force Buckler: [7] [6]
An effective force wall capable of blocking 10 N5B2 rifle shots at minimum size when cast by a thaumic potential 3 spellcaster. A difficult spell, half of the force can cast it. Variable shape and strength, stronger by 100% for each thaumic potential level above 3 of the person casting it.

Force Armor: [3] [5]
A layer of force on top of armor. 4 supply to enchant on a piece of armor. Very difficult to enchant, trivial to recharge. Blocks 2 rifle rounds at same range as force buckler testing. 4 rounds at same distance as original force armor. Stronger by 100% for each level above 1.

Blink: [1] [2]
Nigh impossible to cast. Complex. Requires two wizards, and 1 minute for one use. "Instant" 10 foot transportation.[spoiler]

[spoiler=Owned equipment, materials, and supply]
Corporation integrity: 100%
Supply: 172/100
Maintenance: 37
(Unused supply will add to the next turn)

1 Necktap
1 Milkor MGL
1 Franchi SPAS-12
1 combat suit with a PDP
2 combat suits with FA enchantment
5 kevlar vests with FA enchantment
8 combat suits
6 foal carbines
11 foal pistols
1 encrypted radio
3 pistols (scavenged)
3 encrypted radios (scavenged, still encrypted)
3 smoke grenades (scavenged)
2 HE clip

6 force armor enchantments

Spoiler: Agents (click to show/hide)

You have two squads out of two maximum (20/20)
[6]Juanita (F) 2 missions, Learned spells: Force buckler
[6]Maximillian (M) 1 mission, Violet Heart, Learned spells: Force buckler
[6]Grecia (F) 1 mission, Learned spells: Force buckler
[6]Baljeet (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[5]Amy (F) 2 missions, Learned spells: Force buckler
[5]Zachary (M) 1 mission, Learned spells: Force buckler
[5]Kyle (M), 1 mission, Learned spells: Force Buckler
[5]Wilson (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Mara (F), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Marx (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Ricardo (M), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Amanda (F), Learned spells: Force Buckler
[4]Roberto (M) 1 mission, Learned spells: Force buckler
[3]John (M) 1 mission
[3]Tino (M) 1 mission
[3]Maya (F) 1 mission
[2]Jones (M) 1 mission
[2]Zoey (F) 1 mission
[2]Rick (M) 1 mission
[2]Abednago (M) 1 mission

It is now the Tactics Phase of March 1983. You may vote on which missions to perform, general tactics, agents, and equipment.

[Chiefwaffles]

Boom, you looking for this?

First: Sell:

• (+10) 10x Foal Pistols

Spoiler: Thantro Security Team 1 - """Disrupt""" Meeting (2 Supply) (click to show/hide)

Kyle will hide the MGL in the PDP-enhanced pockets of their clothing, with anything else in another pocket.

They will make their way through an adjacent/nearby building, to a floor where Kyle can shoot at the window of the meeting's conference room from. Kyle will open a window, empty an entire HE clip into the conference room, then re-stow the equipment back in his pockets and leave. The rapid-fire nature of the clip being emptied means that by the time pedestrians notice the window breaking and look up, the clip should already be emptied. But even then, police will have an extremely tough time finding out the origin (if they can at all) of the grenades from pedestrian reports. And if they do, it'll take a lot of time.
As the police arrive at the scene, Kyle will be leaving the building before it's even a crime scene, with nothing suspicious at all on him (as long as he doesn't get full-body-searched). If the police are absurdly competent, their trail will end at the window of a building. And nothing else.

• [5](2) Kyle: Plainclothes [PDP (2)], Milkor MGL, 1x HE Clip, Force Buckler

Spoiler: Thantro Security Team 2 - Intercept Scientist (30 Supply) (click to show/hide)

SecTeam2 is comprised of multiple scattered (connected via radio) operatives with the express goal of eliminating the scientist as he leaves, then scrambling. All operatives will be on the watch (both at the alley and, well, everyone else - just in case they try to pull something on us) and will notify other operatives via radio if they see anything noteworthy.
Roof Teams will do "sniping" with the Foal Carbine while on the roofs of nearby buildings. It's not really sniping, but it's eliminating a target from a rooftop. Even if it's well within the range of the carbine, it's pretty much sniping, no?

If sniping fails, operatives are to create a Force wall to prevent the scientist's escape (since if sniping fails, they'll be on the run before they can transact secrets, so they'd have to take the scientist with them) by crashing the car/van/whatever that the scientist is escaping in.
And
Roof Team 1 (13)
Roof Team 1 will take residence on the roof of the scientist's workplace. If something goes wrong on the ground (or inside the building) and it isn't extreme amounts of enemy operatives, RTeam1 will be the first to respond.
As their proximity to the alley and therefore scientist may cause suspicion of this roof, they will hide in a PDP-enchanted nonfunctioning AC unit on the roof. ((Johiah: If you don't like the AC unit, just choose some other random inconspicious rooftop object)). They don't need to be alerted of the scientist, though, as the AC unit will have holes to look through since it doesn't need to pass close visual inspection.

•     (2) Hiding Spot: [PDP] (2)
• [6](11) Grecia: Combat Suit, Force Armor (4)], Foal Carbine (6), Encrypted Radio (1), Force Buckler

Roof Team 2 (7)
Roof Team 2 will take residence on the roof of a nearby building - close enough to meet the gun's 500m effective range and see the target, but far enough to be subtle and have a good firing angle. As Mondragon surely won't scan every building for threats before entering the area, no real hiding is necessary. The operative is instructed to "act casual" and to not have their gun out before necessary, though.

• [2](10) Jones: Combat Suit, Foal Carbine (6), Encrypted Radio (1)

Ground Team (10)
Ground Team is to do a generic hiding spot (some abandoned shipping container or broken door car or anything - just something that fits in an alley way and is not something we used before) via PDP. If the Roof Teams manage to spook the target without eliminating the scientist, Ground Team will emerge suddenly and eliminate the scientist(/crash their vehicle), then use a smoke grenade to escape any Mondragon security if present.

• [6](10) Baljeet: Combat Suit [Force Armor (4)], SPAS-12 [Slug] (5), Encrypted Radio (1), 1x Smoke Grenade, Force Buckler

Spoiler: Thantro Security Team 3 - Defend Factory (43 Supply) (click to show/hide)

The team will be stragetically split up in 3 ways in general inconspicious spots across the factory. Each spot should hold 3-4 people when under the PDP enchantment, and be completely non-suspicious when holding the team within. Each spot should have a person with a radio inside, and the general "qualities" of operatives will be split evenly between these 3 spots.
Using radio to coordinate with each other and the ((NPC)) facility guards, the team will deploy to deal with any invaders as soon as they're alerted via radio. Occasionally, someone should peak outside of their container to check for sneaky invaders (who wouldn't be able to hide from our operatives, considering they're unaware of our operatives' presence), and all operatives will listen for suspicious sounds. Routine check-ins with the ((NPC)) guards are to be performed, in case Mondragon plans on stealthily eliminating them. If the facility shows clear signs of being compromised but no enemies are found via the aforementioned methods, then our men will split up into search parties at their discretion to hunt for intruders.
The radios will of course be used to alert ((NPC)) facility guards to the location of Mondragon operatives, to support our own forces.

The goal is to either:
A.) Surprise the enemy as they sneak into the facility, or...
B.) Surprise the enemy as they're in the middle of engaging with the (~30?) ((NPC)) guards already patrolling the facility.
C.) (hopefully not, but if so) Find the enemy as they're in the middle of infiltrating the facility.

Equipment will be used as our operatives deem necessary/smart. Flashbangs to stun the enemy (especially when coming out of hiding spots), shotguns at close range using force buckler to protect selves while closing the gap, force buckler to protect groups of operatives in covering and switching to another operatives' force buckler whenever the current one dissipates, etc. etc. etc..

•     (6) Hiding Spots: 3x PDP Enchantments (6)
• [6](1) Juanita: Kevlar Vest [Force Armor], Foal Carbine, 1x Flashbang (1), Encrypted Radio, Force Buckler
• [6](1) Maximillian: Kevlar Vest [Force Armor], Foal Carbine, 1x Flashbang, Encrypted Radio (1), Force Buckler
• [5](1) Amy: Kevlar Vest [Force Armor], Foal Carbine, 1x Flashbang (1), Force Buckler
• [4](0) Ricardo: Kevlar Vest [Force Armor], Foal Carbine, 1x Flashbang, Force Buckler
• [4](0) Amanda: Kevlar Vest [Force Armor], Foal Carbine, 1x Flashbang, Force Buckler
• [4](7) Roberto: Kevlar Vest (2), [Force Armor (4)], SPAS-12 [Slug], 1x Flashbang, Encrypted Radio (1), Force Buckler
• [4](11) Marx: Kevlar Vest (2), [Force Armor (4)], SPAS-12 [Slug] (5), 1x Flashbang, Force Buckler
• [3]() John: Combat Suit [Force Armor], Foal Carbine
• [3](6) Tino: Combat Suit [Force Armor], Foal Carbine (6)
• [3](10) Maya: Combat Suit [Force Armor (4)], Foal Carbine (6)

EDIT: Since I figure we may as well use our unused operatives for that delicious experience...

Spoiler: Thantro Security Team 4 - Intercept Weapons Deal (11 supply) (click to show/hide)

Hiding in a waterproof metal crate underwater by the shore in shallow waters -- looking like just something that fell off a boat a while ago -- (that should have much more than enough air w/ PDP) placed before the time of the operation, Wilson and Zachary will wait for the expected time of the weapons deal. As it takes place, Zachary will cast Force Buckler to maintain a small air pocket for the two as they emerge. They'll go up just enough so that Wilson can empty his MGL clip on the deal site without the grenades having to go through water. Once this is done, they'll immediately re-submerge themselves before Mondragon is able to realize what just happened and starts searching. If Mondragon somehow realizes they're in the water, the operatives needn't worry - bullets are useless with water as an obstacle, and they don't have to submerge much more to disappear under the murky waters.
They'll run for about 10 minutes underwater parallel to the shore/docks/whatever until they reach a pre-designated point where their getaway car ((disguised to look abandoned)) is waiting. They'll exit the water and drive away once the coast ((heh)) is clear. As time spent walking to/from the depth of the crate is negligible, and only 10 minutes is spent running underwater, they should have more than enough time on their force wall. But if Mondragon is somehow searching the exact area of the getaway car for an absurd amount of time, then Wilson can start casting the force buckler instead, while Zachary recovers. They'd keep on switching until they can getaway or eventually become too exhausted at all, despite recovery times.

Under no  circumstances are they to fully emerge from the water. When firing the grenades, they'll be raised just enough so that the force shield covers the path of the grenade. The depth of the crate (and the depth at which they walk parallel to the shore) will be placed for optimization of force buckler cast time and minimized visibility to the surface.

If worst comes to worst and somehow Mondragon tracks our agents to the point where they have to emerge in sight of Mondragon operatives (and they don't see a good chance of eliminating the operatives), then the operatives are to ditch weaponry underwater and emerge, playing the part of scavengers or something.
Suspicious, but Mondragon couldn't prove anything and it's better than dying outright.

•      (2) Hiding Spot: PDP (2)
• [5](9) Wilson: Milkor MGL (9), 1x HE Clip, Force Buckler
• [5](0) Zachary: Foal Pistol, Force Buckler

For a grand total of 76 Supply, leaving us with 59 Supply leftover.
I almost definitely messed something up, so lemme know if I did. Or give suggestions. I believe we have Zachary, Mara, Jones, Zoey, Rick, and Abednago, leftover, as well as some pistols and combat suits. If anyone has an idea for the Weapon Dealer disruption mission, let me know, but I'm tired and posting what I have for now.

Chiefwaffles' Plan (1): Chiefwaffles

TL;DR:
Literally push their executives doing the meeting out the window, plummeting to their deaths. Leave absolutely zero trail to us.
Snipe our traitor scientist, and use force wall to crash their escape vehicle if we fail at sniping. Then scramble.
Use lots of guns and actually test out our Force Armor along with facility security if they try attacking the facility.

[Happerry]

Chiefwaffles' Plan (2): Chiefwaffles, Happerry

[Rockeater]

Chiefwaffles' Plan (3): Chiefwaffles, Happerry, Rockeater