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human
[MCU] I am a leader of a smaller space realm and am planning some old fashioned conquest. Should I hire some "super" beings to fight the inevitable hero, or are superheroes rare enough I can cut that from the budget?

Beings of exceptional power are really expensive and keep trying to overthrow me. However, a single superhero can wipe out large parts of my fleet/ army on their own. Would I be better off trying my luck and hoping the heroes are away, or do I expect a hero to show up every time? I heard a rumor of a woman who can destroy a dreadnought in 2-3 hits, and those are really expensive and take a while to build.
I guess what I'm asking is: What are the odds I'll be attacked by a being/ group that is powerful enough to stop me?
...There can't be THAT many heroes running around... can there?
gpt
The best option to me would be to favor a strong military, specifically looking to have a strong Space Navy that can support ground incursions with superior firepower, excellent dogfighters, and quick troop transports. 

Heroes have one major flaw across all units, and that is they can only be in one space at a time. A few people, like Multiple Man can beat that flaw, but his powers make him ill-suited to stand up to a galactic force. To capitalize on this, a multi-pronged attack might be effective. Spreading hero teams thin means enhancing your chance of killing them or capturing them. 

Militaries should be uniform, arm your minions with the means to dispatch foes of all sorts. The infantry need to capture valuable assets ground side, otherwise you'll be beset by a scorched earth tactic, or fall victim to your own aggressive tactics.

Next, to protect your fleet, begin kidnapping noncombatants and placing them near the hull, as well as in places near stuff like the core of your ship, the helm etc. This will make destroying your ships costly to goody two-shoe heroes. Be ruthless, but calculating.