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Fring, Montana & Escobar has teamed up to expand their drug business in the east coast, particularly New York; but there's a problem, by doing this expansion, they will be in the crosshairs of the Corleones, the Corleones opposed the drug business, thinking illegal drugs will the harbinger of their downfall, seeing these three drug barons may attract unwanted attention from the feds, the Corleones has decided to take them head on, trying to prevent illegal drugs from entering in their home turf.

Will the Corleones able to repel them or will they get folded?

Rules:

All of the Organizations here will be at the peak of their power, however you define it. All sides have access to all resources, investors, allies, and connections portrayed in each others' canon.

The Corleones will headed by Michael Corleone & Vito Corleone

Battle takes place in a hypothetical world where is as portrayed in each of their
canons (Films, Novels & TV Shows)

Both the Corleones & the drug lords will have limited knowledge of each other-
name, reputation, structure of their respective organization.

They all have an equal tech level

Pablo Escobar was worth over 30billion at the time of his death in 1993. The Medellin Cartel could solo the Corleone family.

Originally posted by Robtard
Pablo Escobar was worth over 30billion at the time of his death in 1993. The Medellin Cartel could solo the Corleone family.

The battleground is NY tho, his 30 billion dollars would only get him sicarios.

By the end of the novel, The Corleones is the only mafia family existing in NY, they basically controlled the entire east coast mafia.

30 billion can buy a lot in America, like the police and politicians and rival American gangs.

The Corleone family is worth 1-2 billion.

Originally posted by Robtard
30 billion can buy a lot in America, like the police and politicians and rival American gangs.

The Corleone family is worth 1-2 billion.

No sane US politician or US law enforcement would enter a business relationship with a narcot terrorist lol, and if they did, it will be the death of them
He could certainly buy some gangs around the east coast, but then again, the heat would be too much, the feds will intervene.

Except of course the Medellin Cartel did pay off people in the US, as you don't smuggle 15tons of cocaine per day into the US without payoffs.

Just accept that money wins it here and Escobar has a lot more of it. 15-30 times more.

Originally posted by Robtard
Except of course the Medellin Cartel did pay off people in the US, as you don't smuggle 15tons of cocaine per day into the US without payoffs.

Just accept that money wins it here and Escobar has a lot more of it. 15-30 times more.

IIRC they paid off port officials not major politicians, name one major US politician that was under their payroll.

According to the novel, the Corleones had judges, congressmen & senators as allies, they even had an influence in the Pentagon.

Again, these contacts will be more than willing to help the Corleones, seeing how bad illegal drugs are and it could potentially boost their political careers. Again no sane US politician would ally himself/herself with a narco terrorist.

As for muscle, the Corleone capos can raise 1k hitmen if needed be, now include the other families because by the end of the novel, the Corleones had absorb the other families.

Lastly, the battleground is New York, the Corleones home turf, they have eyes and ears everywhere, the entire NYPD is working for them, if those 3 drug lords would send their own hitmen, well good luck with that, the Corleones would have seen them from a mile away, the police would be enough to take them our.

So it seems you specifically crafted a scenario where the Corleones family can't lose.

What's the point in that?

Originally posted by Robtard
So it seems you specifically crafted a scenario where the Corleones family can't lose.

What's the point in that?

I was referring to the novel version.

Pablo Escobar could certainly beat the film version of the Corleones.

Originally posted by Drsoe08
I was referring to the novel version.

Pablo Escobar could certainly beat the film version of the Corleones.

Well this seems to be the novel version of the Corleones. So like Rob said you've crafted a scenario where they can't lose.

That's like me saying Avengers+All the help they got in Endgame/Infinity War vs Thanos and his armies. Thanos has the full infinity gauntlet and all the heroes are chained down with vibranium. Who wins?