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Fun Stuff => CHATTER => Topic started by: Black Sword on 14 Dec 2012, 07:14
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The howl of a wolf sends shivers down the spine of all who hear it in this village. Bodies have been found in the outskirts of the village. People have died gruesomely, their throats torn out, their heads twisted off, or the flesh torn from their bones by the jaws of predators. The village of Wolfswald was seized by terror when one little girl proved a fantastic tale: that their assailants were men who adopted the flesh of wolves at night, and lived in their village. Worse yet, it seems they have the power to create new members of their filthy kind!
No one knows why these werewolves have come to the village or what they seek. All that is known is that they must be killed before the village is wiped out.
Rules
1. Days will last for 48 hours or a player receives more votes than half the number of players still alive to get lynched
2. Nights will last for 24 hours. Roles which require PMing the host to select their target have to do so by this time frame else they don't target anyone. Should you have a role which can target a player and wish not to use it, simply have "ABSTAIN" as the title for the PM.
3. Roles of people who die will be revealed.
5. Once a player posts in this thread, that post cannot be edited or deleted.
6. Lynch votes should be at the bottom of your post in bold. Example: Lynch <user>
7. Dead men tell no tales (no dead players can post in the game thread)
Players
01. Linds
02. ackblom12
03. TheEvilDog (The Little Girl)
04. TRVA123
05. Game and Watch Forever
06. J (Bailiff)
07. Nikolai
08. cesium133 (werewolf)
09. dr. nervioso
10. Patrick
11. riccostar (priest)
12. henri beamis
13. Gareth (hunter)
14. Gnomes2169
15. Unicorn
Role List:
Village Faction:
Bailiff
Little Girl
Priest
Hunter
Villager
Werewolf Faction:
Wolf King
Werewolf
Roles
Role explanation
The Bailiff inspects a player to learn their role
The Little Girl who called wolf and just happened to be right. Her overactive imagination results in her randomly getting a result, but she alone can identify the Wolf King. There's a chance she'll be caught if she's spying around. If she's caught spying by the Werewolves, she'll die of fright.
The Priest protects a player from death
The Hunter can kill a player
Villagers get no extra ability
Werewolves are the followers of the Wolf King
The Wolf King cannot be identified by the Bailiff. There is a chance he can convert a victim into one of his werewolves.
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Little girl?
D: D: D:
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/me gasps in disgust at the carnage before him. "I say chaps, this attack is far too savage to have been committed by any man, yet too systematic to be the work of a mere beast. Indeed, this was not the work of any natural creature, it was murder! Murder most foul, committed by some sort of unholy canidae abomination." He pauses for a dramatic moment, "Some sort of great, Evil Dog that walks like a man."
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...Like...TheEvilDog??
*runs inside and closes all the shutters and locks all of the doors*
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Hey! That's racial profiling. Not cool. Not cool at all, man!
Besides, I'm not the one who wrote a big block of text in red...blood red, if I may add.
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If the shoe fits....
Just sayin'...
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Guys, guys, guys, guys.
There is no such thing as werewolves. I mean, come on now.
I think if we turn this into a witch (wolf) hunt, we're going to get nowhere.
I'm thinking we shouldn't hang anybody just yet. Not until we have some more evidence to work from, so who's with me?
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Alright, but when the next villager gets torn to shreds and all evidence points to a wolf...we have a freaking EvilDog. Right. There. And not just any evil dog, mind you. He's The EvilDog.
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It's a little early for finger pointing. We also have a 'Nikolai,' that doesn't make you a commie.
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With almost nothing to go on, we're a lot more likely to hang someone innocent. I'm open to hearing someone make a case, but right now I'm leaning toward keeping everyone alive today.
I'm not willing to hang someone just because of their username, and I'm surprised others are so eager for his blood.
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It's a little early for finger pointing. We also have a 'Nikolai,' that doesn't make you a commie.
Maybe not, but we're not hunting communists.
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On day fucking one of a town crisis we shouldn't be hunting ANYTHING
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I would like to point out that other town that had a mafia problem, and the villagers were lynching people left, right and centre. They succeeded in stringing up a bear, 2 villagers and a cop!
Seriously people, get a hold of yourselves.
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I agree that we should wait. preemptive violence is not my cup of tea.
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It's a little early for finger pointing. We also have a 'Nikolai,' that doesn't make you a commie.
Maybe not, but we're not hunting communists.
C..c...c...communists?? *faints*
Personally I am staying inside. I don't want to hurt anybody, unless someone breaks into the house, in which case I have a rifle loaded w/ silver bullets. But the idea of hurting someone innocent turns my blood cold.
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This better not be Voldemort again. That asshole killed my cousin.
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I would like to point out that other town that had a mafia problem, and the villagers were lynching people left, right and centre. They succeeded in stringing up a bear, 2 villagers and a cop!
Seriously people, get a hold of yourselves.
but the bear steak was delicious!
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Voldemort?! We're dealing with werewolves, communists, and wizards?! Omgomgomg. *hyperventilates into a bag*
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I think I'll be staying indoors tonight, see what comes of tonight.
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I can see ackblom in my mind's eye, doing that tongue face, stepping backwards and closing his door.
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I would like to point out that other town that had a mafia problem, and the villagers were lynching people left, right and centre. They succeeded in stringing up a bear, 2 villagers and a cop!
Seriously people, get a hold of yourselves.
My cousin who lives in that town voted not to kill anyone the first day, and got killed by the mafia the first night. That makes me a bit uneasy about keeping cool the first day... TheEvilDog seems a bit too obvious, though, but I don't have any other leads to go on yet.
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I can see ackblom in my mind's eye, doing that tongue face, stepping backwards and closing his door.
(http://cobbk12-org.campuspack.net/Groups/Durham_Teacher_Blog_-_Panter/Blog/2011/02/Georgia_Studies_-_February_7/Homealone_scream.gif!345x260)
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Hey! That's racial profiling. Not cool. Not cool at all, man!
so lycanthropy is a race now?
I would like to point out that other town that had a mafia problem, and the villagers were lynching people left, right and centre. They succeeded in stringing up a bear, 2 villagers and a cop!
Seriously people, get a hold of yourselves.
My cousin who lives in that town voted not to kill anyone the first day, and got killed by the mafia the first night. That makes me a bit uneasy about keeping cool the first day... TheEvilDog seems a bit too obvious, though, but I don't have any other leads to go on yet.
man, i knew the doctor over there and he told me all about it. how he refused to vote for the lynching of anybody until he was absolutely sure, and how he worked in secret to protect the good people of the village. and look what happened to him. look what happened to all of them. they were indecisive and now they're all dead.
we can't let that shit happen to us. we can't afford to make their mistakes and be indecisive like they were, because for us the stakes are so much higher. these aren't some thugs and goons trying to kill us; they're unnatural abominations. it's not just our lives at stake, but our immortal souls i tell you! those who die are the lucky ones.
if we don't act now, any one of us could be transformed into soulless immortal beasts, forever compelled to destroy and defile all that we love and hold dear!
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Voldemort?! We're dealing with werewolves, communists, and wizards?! Omgomgomg. *hyperventilates into a bag*
*realizes danger*
*sees linds hyperventilating*
*faints*
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Someone would want us to not go after the Mafia, right? If the villagers lynch no one, and the Mafia knows its own, they know they can kill someone and get someone down without reprisal. So someone saying not to go after anyone is a touch suspicious in my mind, I think.
On the other hand, someone looking to throw the blame around is more likely to be Mafia, because they a) want to throw the suspicion off of them, and b) if they can turn villagers against each other, all the better for them.
Of course, people who say things like this tend to get killed. Gulp. :-\
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It's definitely important to at least consider lynching someone before calling it a day. Discussion can be later analyzed (and over-analyzed :mrgreen:) along with hard facts, such as who died the following night. This analysis gives us the insight necessary to make an informed choice when we vote who to lynch (or not to lynch anyone) in the future. And people who say "I'm waiting Day 1 out" are hindering discussion more than helping it.
Now, in this game, there is a strict deadline and the person with majority votes (even if it's only a couple votes) will die. That's scary. So if you want to vote, but don't want to risk the person's life yet, then I recommend a pseudovote. FoS (Finger of Suspicion) is a term often used to denote that feeling of "I got my eye on you" or "you're on my lynch list, bub." Of course, vote for real if you feel that strongly. And don't get me wrong... No Lynch has its place. But that place is once we discuss some stuff, still don't feel strongly about anything, and nothing more will pan out until the next day rolls around.
That said, does anyone still take issue to a simple committee to expose the werewolves? There's no need to turn it into a complete inquisition.
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I am going to just say that we shoot everyone that twitches funny full of silver bullets at Midnight tonight, but that no one shall be executed until then.
If you will excuse me, I'll be sitting behind my deathbot army tonight. Hiding. Good luck everyone!
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So someone saying not to go after anyone is a touch suspicious in my mind, I think.
At a later point in the game, I'd agree, but right now? With no evidence, it's a matter of numbers. If we just lynch someone for the hell of it, the odds are that we kill someone important.
I vote Lynch no one today,
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TheEvilDog has my suspicion. The way he casted the blame from him onto someone else kind of makes me suspicious. Plus, I heard someone who looked a *lot* like him was involved in the Mafia in the other village.
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Lynching somebody does even the odds a little bit. I'm personally thinking of abstaining for the first night, but I'll admit I'm uneasy about it.
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they'll kill us all you fools. we're all gonna die. WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!
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Get a hold of yourself, J. We need as many people round here with their heads screwed on straight as we can get, and I thought you were one of them.
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Where is dr nervioso? Day is half over and he still hasn't gotten out of bed!
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Probably being smart and hiding! It's scary out there!
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Before someone goes to the lynching tree and throws a rope up, I'd like to say a couple of things.
1. The odds of me being one of the werewolves are about 1 in 15, or rather 13.4% for me being either werewolf, but that means that at 86.6%, I'm most likely NOT the werewolf.
2. I am far too obvious a target to be a werewolf, name aside, considering the last game. The werewolves in this game are most likely to be the people we would least suspect, the beasts would probably be relatives of the villagers from that other village.
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I find that the relatives of the villagers from the other place being wolves here *highly* doubtful - there may be some overlap, but nothing I'd solidly base any suspicion on.
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All of this is conjecture anyway because werewolves are not even a thing. They are an old wives' tale.
I heard we found the mayor dead with two teeth marks in his neck the other week, I don't see anybody wearing garlic round their neck.
Apart from me, anyway, but that's because I'm French.
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Wait, you're French?
dealbreaker
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Get a hold of yourself, J. We need as many people round here with their heads screwed on straight as we can get, and I thought you were one of them.
ok, ok. you're right. i'm fine now.
I find that the relatives of the villagers from the other place being wolves here *highly* doubtful - there may be some overlap, but nothing I'd solidly base any suspicion on.
i would assume the rolls are randomized for each game.
1. The odds of me being one of the werewolves are about 1 in 15, or rather 13.4% for me being either werewolf, but that means that at 86.6%, I'm most likely NOT the werewolf.
that's 2 in 15, as there are 2 werewolves.
for now
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How do we know there's only two?
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So someone saying not to go after anyone is a touch suspicious in my mind, I think.
At a later point in the game, I'd agree, but right now? With no evidence, it's a matter of numbers. If we just lynch someone for the hell of it, the odds are that we kill someone important.
I vote Lynch no one today,
I find it scary not to lynch now because the werewolves could strike and possibly increase their numbers but at the same time it's scary to lynch purely because the odds are against us.
I'll agree and say lynch none
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Actually, I hadn't considered the whole 'their numbers increase' deal.
Okay, now I'm fucking scared.
Or rather, I would be, if werewolves existed, but they don't.
Anyone know where I can buy silver bullets? There's a hunter in this game, right? FUCKING HELP ME WHOEVER YOU ARE
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All the werewolves that lurk this forum are deeply saddened by your lack of belief
and your interest in silver bullets...
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Before someone goes to the lynching tree and throws a rope up, I'd like to say a couple of things.
1. The odds of me being one of the werewolves are about 1 in 15, or rather 13.4% for me being either werewolf, but that means that at 86.6%, I'm most likely NOT the werewolf.
2. I am far too obvious a target to be a werewolf, name aside, considering the last game. The werewolves in this game are most likely to be the people we would least suspect, the beasts would probably be relatives of the villagers from that other village.
1) As was stated by J (and sort of amended by Unicorn), it's at least 2 in 15. And regardless of the odds, the same probability can apply to ANY one of us, so it's not really useful in eliminating any suspicion.
2) Flipping a coin and getting tails won't make tails any less likely to appear on the next flip. Unless Black Sword has said otherwise, it's safest to assume we were all randomly assigned roles, and each had an equal shot at any of them, regardless of who we were in past games, if anyone.
I really don't like this flow of logic you're feeding us. And I'd say the same thing, even if you were named TheCuteFluffyDog and looked like this:
(http://s3-ak.buzzfeed.com/static/enhanced/terminal01/2011/2/2/11/enhanced-buzz-14940-1296665093-7.jpg)
D'awww.... er... sorry. :oops:
Shifting gears, I mentioned nervioso earlier for a reason. There are, in fact, two enemies this village can encounter:
1) The werewolves... big surprise
2) People who don't friggin' have the decency to at least slide a note under the door to give some sort of opinion on the matter. :x Seriously, think about it. All you who said something... I have at least a statement to go by and can at least try to make judgements based on that. I don't have anything on nervioso and I don't know that I can expect that to change. If we keep him around and he doesn't post it means either: A) He's a werewolf in hiding or B) he's a villager hindering us by making us wonder about his allegiance with nothing to go on.
If I HAD to lynch someone, it'd be nervioso. And because I want to leave that as an option... vote dr nervioso. At least two people voted No Lynch. He's not in any real danger yet, deadline or no deadline. Just hear me out and vote *something* so we at least know where everyone stands before day 1 is over. Also, if nervioso DOES show up, then I think my argument is lost and we should just no lynch...
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Seeing as how I seem to be lined up for a lynching by the rest of you bloodthirsty maniacs, I fully intend on throwing someone ahead of me.
So, I vote for Dr.Nervioso for a lynching.
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No one's trying to lynch you.
Well, no one was, until you pulled that. I vote TheEvilDog.
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Seeing as how I seem to be lined up for a lynching by the rest of you bloodthirsty maniacs, I fully intend on throwing someone ahead of me.
So, I vote for Dr.Nervioso for a lynching.
You call the rest of us bloodthirsty, and then vote to kill someone? That sounds oddly warewolf-like. I vote TheEvilDog.
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I vote no lynching. I don't even know what we're up against! And I am not leaving the house for anything right now!
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what is a werewolf if not an anthropic evil canid?
I vote to lynch TheEvilDog
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I vote for nervioso.
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I vote for Nervioso as well.
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*opens Window* Mmhmm.
I vote No lynching.
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It was a grim day in the village of Wolfswald. Fear has infected the hearts of its denizens. No one knows who to trust and the slightest action can lead to accusations of perfidy and murderous intent. The villagers argued long and hard throughout the day. With dusk coming, they put everything to a vote. After so much invective, the end result was a three-way tie. Discouraged and afraid, the villagers abandoned each other to their fates and locked themselves in their homes. Only a fool would venture outside now. Only a fool...
...or a werewolf.
Night 1
Get those action PMs in, folks!
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long and hard
teehee!
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Though most wise villagers retreated indoors, there was a little girl who stayed outside against her parents' wishes. As she had been the wise child to identify the threat, she felt it was her duty to raise everyone's spirits. She wandered inside the Wolfswald singing "Sunshine, Lollipops and rainbows everywhere." It would have worked too... had not the song abruptly ended with a sickening noise. A horrific scream broke the uneasy silence of the deep night.
When the villagers emerged from their homes with the dawn, they found the Little Girl TheEvilDog. The Little Girl's head had been split open before she had been disemboweled. At least, that's what the villagers hoped, as the other way around would be too awful to inflict on a child. Whoever did the deed is a real piece of work.
They also find outside his small hut the respectable villager Gnomes2169. His heart had been ripped out of his chest and it seemed the one who had removed it had not waited for him to be dead.
The bodies are quickly buried. The villagers gather around to try to decide what to do next.
Day 2
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*scrawled in blood* "You bastards!"
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(http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m2woxnOJC91qgcra2o1_500.gif)
*runs back in the house and locks self in bedroom*
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So in this one we don't find out who did what? Because I'd say that any of the 'killer' players in this could have done either of those.
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mmhmm. This don't look good. Think I've got some things to melt down.
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Werewolf lore generally states that the only part of the body werewolves take is the heart, so my guess is that Gnomes was murdered by the werewolf, and that poor little girl TheEvilDog was a rather nasty bit of vigilante work.
But that's just my $0.02
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That's a suspiciously large amount of information to have about this, commie.
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Knowledge is power, and power is meant to be shared by all. Or something communist along those lines.
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Werewolf lore generally states that the only part of the body werewolves take is the heart, so my guess is that Gnomes was murdered by the werewolf, and that poor little girl TheEvilDog was a rather nasty bit of vigilante work.
But that's just my $0.02
How do you know so much about werewolves?! Huh? Maybe because you are one. You stay away from my house!
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Uh I know this is really bad and all but maybe panicking and yelling at the one person who seems to know what's going on is a bad idea.
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Out of character: For future reference, this isn't yelling, it's just an emphasis. If I decide to yell, IT WILL LOOK LIKE THIS! I'd bold it, but that'd be confusing.
Back in character: I've been panicking since my sister was executed for no reason whatsoever in that other village! And I have good reason to! Maybe you're not panicking enough! You can stay away from my house, too!
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panicking gets innocent people killed
we need to calm down and figure things out calmly. TheEvilDog voted for nervioso - for a reason? Did they know something we didn't that got them killed?
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*yawn* What happened overnight? Oh. That poor little girl. And those poor gnomes. :cry: We must take our revenge against these horrible warewolves!
long and hard
teehee!
Sounds like you were having fun during the night, when only fools and warewolves were out and about...
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Well then I see how it is!
I was just out capturing rabbits so we could all have rabbit steaks
But you know what?
NO RABBIT FOR YOU
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Calm down, nervioso. I was only voting for you to try to even the score. Deadlock means no execution. Also, voting for TheEvilDog seemed a little on the nose.
Or at least it did, except she was a tiny little girl.
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seriously, though, how did no one notice that?
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I thought she was 18, honestly.
No, really.
Don't look at me like that.
:psyduck:
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Based on the descriptions, Nikolai sounds to be correct. While both descriptions are gory, I expect something supernatural would be more likely to rip your heart out. The whole disembowling thing is something more akin to what a hunter would do to captured prey. Perhaps s/he was looking for TheEvilDog's werewolf organs to confirm he got the right person (they carry different organs right?).
Calm down, nervioso. I was only voting for you to try to even the score. Deadlock means no execution. Also, voting for TheEvilDog seemed a little on the nose.
Or at least it did, except she was a tiny little girl.
I like what Gareth did here. Can everyone else justify why they voted the way they did? Or why they completely abstained from voting (as in didn't even vote No Lynch)? Quote past discussion and get detailed, if necessary.
I voted for nervioso over TheEvilDog, due to inactivity, and because I figured giving TheEvilDog another day would help me be more certain whether he's guilty or just paranoid. I wasn't 100% sure which it was and was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. Nothing personal, dr. nervioso. I just had nothing to go on for you and didn't want to hit that middle-of-the-game panic where we realize so-and-so hasn't said squat and immediately need to lynch him. I'll back off for now.
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I voted TheEvilDog for their quickness to start throwing blame at other people and their use of accurate if misleading statistics to prove their innocence.
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I voted no lynch because it seemed too likely that we would just hinder our own progress by killing one of our own.
I thought she was 18, honestly.
No, really.
Don't look at me like that.
:psyduck:
I am looking at you like that :police:
*hears about brutally murdered little girl*
*faints*
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I voted for Dr. Nervioso for much the same reason as GaWF.
For now, it's still much too early to speculate on who may be what role, but the longer we sit around indecisively, the more innocent people will be killed off.
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Right, as long as we stay deadlocked no one dies needlessly, so I vote Game And Watch Forever. I see no reason for any more votes to go in that direction.
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That's an interesting strategy - we wont risk killing someone innocent, but we still get to air our suspicions and see who the werewolves target. Then again, the only way to kill them is by lynching, which means they're safe. Do you genuinely have the town's best interest at heart, or are you just after our hearts?
And seriously, a little girl? That's cold. I expect horrible things from werewolves, but another person... :cry:.
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I'm not after anyone's heart now that my love is dead.
Erm, I mean.
Think of today as a freebie. Everyone gets one vote. Everyone gets to say their piece. No one gets lynched. We all get a little bit more perspective.
Right now, I don't have a clue who the werewolf is, if one even exists, because I'm still not convinced. That's why I don't want to go lycnhing.
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Right, as long as we stay deadlocked no one dies needlessly, so I vote Game And Watch Forever. I see no reason for any more votes to go in that direction.
Unicorn is scolding me for panicking, when I haven't even done anything (I voted no lynching, remember?), yet this accusation makes utterly no sense. You're voting for Games because you think no one else will want to kill him? And I'M the one being scolded. Pish posh! At least I haven't done anything stupid like Gareth is right now!
Fools! All of you! Throwing useless accusations around...
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Someone around here is overreacting.
Or maybe just over-acting.
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I am so confused... there's no reason to deadlock anything unless votes are thrown around to begin with and you think they're on an innocent person. And correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't see any other votes prior to Gareth's on me... Also, I said I agreed with what you were previously doing, because you were explaining why you voted the way you did. Not (specifically) because you were trying to keep the vote from going through.
I voted no lynch because it seemed too likely that we would just hinder our own progress by killing one of our own.
I used to 100% agree with that. Here's why I don't anymore... there are three ways to die at the moment:
1) At the hands of the werewolves. "People" who don't have our best interest at heart.
2) At the hands of the unidentified hunter. Sure, s/he's on our side, but at the end of the day, they're acting on their own and don't suffer any consequences.
3) At the hands of the village. We choose who dies and if a lynch goes wrong, we know for a fact what people made it happen, based on who voted and the justification they gave. And among them is probably a werewolf.
So which do you think gives us the most information as to who is committing these crimes? It's a very cold way of seeing things, but it's our best way of having ANY of us come out alive.
And again, remember we're not voting randomly. At least not at this point. If you vote it should be for a reason. If we were doing a lottery of sorts, THEN I would definitely feel that we were hindering ourselves.
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Someone around here is overreacting.
Or maybe just over-acting.
:roll:
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I'll definitely agree here, I'm not getting the vote for innocents thing. It seems too risky if we're really not trying to kill anyone. I'd also agree though that at some point we need to start going after those who truly seem most against us, otherwise we could just keep getting picked off by the wolves and hunter :-( I don't think I have enough information yet as to who I'd vote for though.
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Seems like a real rookie mistake for the werewolf clan to nab the little girl after she suggested one of their own. Why go so high-profile from the start? I personally agree with Nikolai in that I don't think it was the werefolk who got her. However, that doesn't NOT implicate nervioso, since she was indeed killed after crying "wolf", so to speak.
Whether wolf or wacko, would I that we could waste nervioso. Sorry dogg, this shit ain't a jury and I'm not waiting for proof beyond the shadow of a doubt. I just don't wanna fuckin die, man.
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i voted for theevildog because i thought she was actually an evil dog. i mean, what the hell kind of parents name their daughter theevildog anyway?
also, i'm pretty sure that in werewolf, the wolves get to kill independently of eachother, rather than agree on a single target like in mafia. 2 wolves = 2 dead every night.
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I think its fairly clear that the deaths were carried out by different groups. Otherwise why use different execution styles?
I'm thinking werewolves killed gnomes and the vigilante killed evildog.
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I vote for patrick
he lookd like a sgady dude
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I have no idea what ^that even means, but I vote dr. nervioso.
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Also, it was stated that if caught spying on werewolves the little girl would die of fright. thus I conclude that the little girl was killed by the hunter.
I vote we lynch J
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I vote for patrick
he lookd like a sgady dude
Somebody's spooked by my vote, wonder why that is...
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Due to his ruthless pursuit of TheEvilDog, a poor defenseless little girl, and his eerie knowledge of werewolves, I second the vote to lynch J. Who else would want that poor little girl dead other than the Wolf King himself?
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In order to take some sort of action before the end of the day I'll vote for a lynching even though I'm not sure at all of who is actually on our side :oops:
Because they have given no reason as to why they would be innocent and because it was the will of the little girl before she died (who the hell knows why we let little girls vote at execution meetings...) I vote to Lynch dr. nervioso
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Y'all, I really don't know what to do. It's easy to just jump on whoever the crowd is going with, but I don't feel like there's enough evidence against dr. nervioso. Then again, I'm not entirely confident in pointing a finger at anyone else.
That said, Gareth didn't really convince me. And if he's truly ok with a voting deadlock, he won't mind me casting a vote for him.
Lynch Gareth.
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Gareth's insistence that we not lynch anyone is disturbing. He seems to be suggesting that we just do nothing and let the warewolves have their way with us! To that, I say, absolutely not! So, I vote to lynch Gareth.
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Gareth is the other person I'm suspicious of, to be honest. He's saying there's no such thing as werewolves and not to do anything about it, and he's French.
That said, TheEvilDog did vote nervioso, and they would be the one to know...
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Gareth could be saying that to throw us off, or he could just be in denial (the existence of werewolves is hard to swallow), but it was actually his dedication to the 'no lynch' that gave me pause. We at least have some information to go on, meager though it is, and every day we waste is another night for them to pick us off.
But I did only vote for him because something in my gut tells me he's suspicious, not because I have hard evidence. And because if I take him at his word, the votes we make, even if they're outside the general consensus, will help us lure out the killers.
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mmhmm. I'm a little concerned with Gareth myself, but I'm not sure I'm convinced enough for a lynching just yet. Nervisio is I think a better target simply due to the suspicious nature of the little girl singling him out.
I vote we Lynch dr. nervioso
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You know what, this is about survival as much as anything else so I am changing my vote to nervioso.
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Gareth's insistence that we not lynch anyone is disturbing. He seems to be suggesting that we just do nothing and let the warewolves have their way with us! To that, I say, absolutely not! So, I vote to lynch Gareth.
Is that the only thing you have on him? It seems rather suspicious that you'd finger someone for lynching when their crime is as simple as not wanting to see an innocent person die. I'm keeping my eye on you, pal, and don't you forget it.
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It's strange that several of us have pointed out how odd Gareth is, yet you rush in to defend him. I wonder why that is? Maybe you're working together. I'm still nervous about J, so I won't be changing my vote, but you two... you two are suspicious. *glare*
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Sigh several things to say and not enough time to say it (have to get to work and get currency!)
I'm not sure why we're about to lynch nervioso.... TheEvilDog wouldn't know anything prior to night1, so she voted for him knowing as much as anyone else that voted for him. That alone isn't reason enough to vote for him in my mind... unless I'm misunderstanding something.
J and Gareth are my two main suspects right now... J seems to be caught up in the setup and rules around werewolves instead of actually finding said werewolves. I don't like that.
Others pretty much summarized why they don't like Gareth. That switch to the nervioso bandwagon is especially scummy in my mind...
Vote Gareth
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After the brutal murders of The Little Girl and fellow villager Gnomes, the mood in the village of Wolfswald was ugly. Accusations flew, recriminations abounded, and attempts were made to bury hatchets in skulls. After much bile was vented, a vote was taken. It was a vote where life and death hung in the balance. It was close, but in the end, the nervouse-looking dr.nervioso lost out to Gareth. The villagers took hold of their fellow as he screamed he was innocent, and hung him from the nearest tree, conveniently located outside of cesium133's home.
Once the cathartic effect of having done something had passed, some of the more dubious villagers checked dr. nervioso's home. Alas, he was naught but an ordinary villager.
The mood sinking back into the pre-night terror, the villagers locked themselves in their homes and prayed for dawn.
Night 2
Get those action PMs in, folks! Don't forget, y'all are allowed to talk at night in this game.
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Damn.
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It's dark out.
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You are likely to be eaten by a
grue werewolf.
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I'm a werewolf, Unicorn.
Careful, now.
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I knew you were fishy! KNEW IT! If you're not a werewolf, you're most certainly either crazy or in denial.
Weirdo.
This village is pitiful. I may be paranoid, but at least I don't go around hanging innocents. :x
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I'm not actually a werewolf, I broke character to joke with Unicorn, which I am immediately regretting :psyduck:
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I am not afraid to see you hung.
(is that improper word usage or not? who knows!)
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I'll show you how hung I-
I think we should take this into another thread.
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:psyduck:
This town... Not only is it full of murderous psychopaths, it's full of sex fiends. Well that's just great. Let me guess, the werewolves are actually just a bunch of cannibalistic furries. At this point, it really wouldn't surprise me.
This town... If I survive, I'm leaving.
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I am not afraid to see you hung.
(is that improper word usage or not? who knows!)
I think it's "hanged."
Unless it's something else, then do what Gareth said. :roll: Nobody needs to know about those night actions.
Linds makes a good point. Why the hell are we still here and not just leaving? :laugh:
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Because my monstrous boner is blocking the way, or something.
I'm genuinely curious who is going to survive the night, sometimes I wish this thing would happen quicker but I understand why it can't!
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It just ocurred to me that Unicorn knew which it was supposed to be and the question was rhetorical... I'm going back to my house and sitting in the corner in shame. I can't even edit my post, so my failure will be known by all who visit here. :-\
Also, can we please bury nervioso? Guy doesn't deserve to just hang there and there's probably some law against feeding the animals. :-(
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Well, saying that, though... maybe the werewolves will eat his body instead?
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I am not afraid to see you hung.
(is that improper word usage or not? who knows!)
I believe it is "hanged" as well, also it might be a little late for burying bodies seeing as if we step outside we'll get eaten by werewolves :meh:
Although now that the little girl is dead Gareth's boner shouldn't be an issue so we should all be able to escape right? Unless... OH GOD. Gareth your fetishes are getting stranger by the day.
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Couldn't hear you, I've got no blood left in my ears
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Ugh. Away with you! You're gross! Get off my lawn!
Also, considering werewolves at the heart of someone while they were still alive, I doubt they fancy dead bodies. Unlike you.
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Why the bloody hell do we only check people's homes after we killed them? This town is terrible.
(ooc: of course, because the game would be no fun that way :evil:).
Poor dr. nervioso. We can bury him tomorrow, at least.
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The village night was quiet. Eerily so. The villagers rose with the dawn and hoped for the best. Headcount quickly revealed their hope to be no more than a lie. A search was conducted. TRVA123 was soon found inside his home. There is blood all over the inside of his home. Just as happened to Gnomes, his heart is missing. Given TRVA123's last expression, the innocent villager was forced to watch it go.
The villagers resolve to cut down the innocent nervioso's body for proper burial. When they arrive at the tree outside cesium133's house, however, they quickly find the body missing.
It seems the werewolves were not going to let surplus meat go to waste.
Day 3
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I'd feel worse if I knew her. Did she ever even leave her house? :psyduck:
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Ha, bet you fuckers try to lynch me next. You remember what happened last time you did that, though. >:D
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It would appear that the vigilante/hunter person has wisened up and opted to not dish out blind vengeance, thus giving us villagers an increased chance for successful eradication of our current...whatever it is (I'm still leaning towards werewolves) infestation problem.
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Or perhaps the priest was able to save someone, even if it was only him/herself.
But this is most disturbing. Even our homes aren't safe anymore! Anyone could break in!
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All right, I need to analyze TRVA123's death and what that brings about, but in reviewing Day 1 votes in order I noticed something...
1) henri votes no lynch
2) ricco votes no lynch
3) Games votes lynch nervioso
4) Uni votes EvilDog
5) ces votes EvilDog
6) linds votes no lynch
7) J votes lynch EvilDog
Let's stop here and examine the vote count:
No Lynch: 3; nervioso: 1; EvilDog: 3
What happened next:
8 ) Gareth votes lynch nervioso
His motivation?
Calm down, nervioso. I was only voting for you to try to even the score. Deadlock means no execution. Also, voting for TheEvilDog seemed a little on the nose.
Or at least it did, except she was a tiny little girl.
I italicized the part I want to emphasize. His vote did not deadlock anything. If he wanted no execution, he'd vote no lynch. So while Gareth doesn't appear to be doing anything inherently malicious, he does seem to be trying to actively hold us up AND seems to be fibbing about it. And there's no reason to lie as a villager. Even if you think there's an advantage in doing so, getting caught will cost you (and the town) big time (werewolves should be the only people to have to lie, so if you lie... you must be a witch werewolf!). This practice is known as "lynch all liars."
Anyway, I hope Gareth will explain himself. Also... please double check me to make sure I counted votes correctly. Even the mod missed a vote last game, it wouldn't be a surprise if I screwed up, so the more eyes we have, the better. :)
I'll post sometime later with more specific findings per person and any more info I can get from digging through the votes. Once I do, expect to see my vote.
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GHOST MODE
I told you all I was innocent! I hope the werewolves eviscerate your souls
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Well, fuck, that was the only lead I had.
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Game brings up an interesting point. Many of us were also suspicious of Gareth last round, yet we decided not to pursue him yet. I think the time to answer some questions has come. You had better explain yourself, Gareth. Your actions are becoming more and more disturbing and suspicious and if you don't explain yourself, there's only one logical conclusion - you are one of the murderous villains who has been assaulting our town. Out with it!
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Yeah Gareth, and maybe you'd also like to explain that fleshy thing blocking the town exit...
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*firmly ejects the ghost of nervioso from the village*
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I knew I bought extra salt for a reason.
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That's it! I'm calling GhostFacers!
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i still find it odd that the hunter would have torn someone apart like that, as opposed to just shooting them. are we sure the hunter's not the one cutting hearts out? maybe that's the way to kill werewolves.
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Why would the werewolves shoot themselves in the footpaw by not electing to kill last night? The whole point is for them to try to take us all out.
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You kill werewolves with silver bullets.
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whether it kills you or not a bullet in your foot is still going to be painful
i didn't think i would have to explain that
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Why would the werewolves shoot themselves in the footpaw by not electing to kill last night? The whole point is for them to try to take us all out.
Or perhaps the priest was able to save someone, even if it was only him/herself.
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Perhaps. I'd hope that the hunter would have wizened up after accidentally murdering the Little Girl and chosen to stay his hand until more hard evidence comes to light.
I suppose only this night's events will tell.
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again, that's assuming the hunter's the one tearing people appart, & not the one cutting hearts out.
it's important for us to know who's being killed by who here, since that's the only really solid evidence available.
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Regardless, why would either of them kill TRVA? They really didn't do anything.
Except vote for J that is. J and Gareth are probably the two I am afraid of most right now. J seems to know a lot, too much almost, and Gareth is...Gareth.
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That erection is just...not human.
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I'm on board with that the werewolves are the ones ripping hearts out. Just going by the low probability of the priest actually saving anyone I believed that the werewolves killed last night while the hunter opted to stay silent.
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That erection is just...not human.
You know what you're right... This has been a long time coming, down with the erection!
(execution voting is totally a time for sex puns)
I vote Lynch Gareth
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"Erection Execution" has a great ring to it. Lynch
the Frenchie Gareth.
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By the way guys, I'm the hunter.
Thought that might be worthwhile information.
So yeah, go ahead and lynch me, but then you're on your own.
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the only person you've killed, in that case, is the little girl who gave you a boner.
just sayin'
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*Ghostly wail before vanishing forever*
"Ranger danger! Ranger danger!"
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I killed according to where the village mood was headed. And I couldn't risk her exposing my sordid sexual habits. I slipped up mentioning our 'relationship' before and I've just had to roll with the punches ever since.
I'm the last line of defense you people have.
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I am going to go out on a limb and believe you. Stop causing such a ruckus, OK?
I am going to echo my vote from last time and once again vote to lynch J. TRVA's death made no sense and since we were the only two to vote for him and one of us is now dead, I am worried that J will come after me next.
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I for one don't believe him. Why would you reveal yourself as the hunter? You'll just expose yourself to the werewolves if you survive the lynching. I just don't think we can trust Gareth, so I vote to lynch Gareth.
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Well, wait, Gareth just admitted he's the hunter. If we do kill him, then either A) he's the hunter and we just killed him or B) he's not the hunter, possibly a werewolf.
But if we don't kill him, the werewolves are most definitely going to kill him now. So either way, he's dead - unless we don't kill him, and he's a werewolf, at which point he'll stay alive through the night should we not lynch him.
So by this logic, we really oughtn't kill him - because either we kill one of our own and the werewolves then kill on top of that, or we focus on another suspicious person, and if the werewolves don't kill Gareth, that means he's a werewolf and should be considered for tomorrow's lynching.
I feel like lynching him is just a waste of time and focus right now, and we don't have time to waste.
As such, I retract my vote to kill Gareth, and I vote to lynch J.
(Is there such a thing as logical capriciousness?)
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Mmhmm. I vote we lynch J.
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The Unicorn's logic is sound. I vote we lynch J as well.
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Ok, I didn't plan to play this card yet, but since it looks like you're turning against me, I might as well.
I am the Bailiff. I have thus far done two investigations; TheEvilDog who turned out to be the little girl, and Linds, who can confirm that she is intact an ordinary villager. Assuming I don't get lynched, that means it's up to the Priest to protect me. If I should survive the night, then I will report back to you all on the veracity of Gareth's claim.
Of course, the only one I can prove myself to at this time is Linds, who the first one calling for my head. But if I am able to survive long enough to continue my investigations, then I will be able to strengthen my case with each turn. Can Gareth do the same?
I request a reprieve from lynching, and protection from the priest. In exchange I will continue my investigations, and confirm who is and is not a werewolf.
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drama
nnng. how much time is left in today? ...
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Shit just got real.
J, I'm inclined to believe you, at least for today. But that leaves me back at square one when it comes to who to vote for. I'll be back soon with a vote, as I know we're running out of time.
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Ok, I didn't plan to play this card yet, but since it looks like you're turning against me, I might as well.
I am the Bailiff. I have thus far done two investigations; TheEvilDog who turned out to be the little girl, and Linds, who can confirm that she is intact an ordinary villager. Assuming I don't get lynched, that means it's up to the Priest to protect me. If I should survive the night, then I will report back to you all on the veracity of Gareth's claim.
Of course, the only one I can prove myself to at this time is Linds, who the first one calling for my head. But if I am able to survive long enough to continue my investigations, then I will be able to strengthen my case with each turn. Can Gareth do the same?
I request a reprieve from lynching, and protection from the priest. In exchange I will continue my investigations, and confirm who is and is not a werewolf.
The cop role in these games is useful ONLY if the cop can be trusted. I do not trust him and a number of you didn't before he claimed.
Why does this claim not really phase me?
A) He claims linds can back him up and that this is proof. Umm, no? Linds is going to say she's a villager NO MATTER WHAT. You could both be werewolves for all we know.
B) He says he needs priest protection so he can investigate? Let's say he's lying. Let's say Gareth really is the hunter (not sure if he is...). If that's the case, priest is now too busy praying for J's soul and his werewolf buds can take care of Gareth. Bad situation!
C) He says investigating more will strengthen his case? Not true, necessarily. A werewolf can claim bailiff, go several nights finding "innocents" and then when convenient, sell out a poor villager. We can't risk it. Lynch J
If he really is a cop at the very least we know linds is relatively harmless. I honestly don't see how he could restore my trust at this point.
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drama
nnng. how much time is left in today? ...
A little over 15 hours, assuming the end of the world is a no-show (again). Also assuming I can do math still.
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If everything said so far is true, then that means:
01. Linds - Village
02. ackblom12
03. TheEvilDog (The Little Girl)
04. TRVA123
05. Game and Watch Forever
06. J - Bailiff
07. Nikolai
08. cesium133
09. dr. nervioso
10. Patrick
11. riccostar
12. henri beamis
13. Gareth - Hunter
14. Gnomes2169
15. Unicorn - Village
leaving
Players
02. ackblom12
05. Game and Watch Forever
07. Nikolai
08. cesium133
10. Patrick
11. riccostar
12. henri beamis
15. Unicorn
Leaving the priest and werewolves unaccounted for. So far, we're unsure how many werewolves there *are*, so let's focus on each person in turn.
ackblom is slightly suspicious to me - they don't make much in the way of contributions (outside of the 'mmhmm' followed by that...tongue). they voted no lynch immediately, and then for J - which, if J is to be trusted (and, right now, there's no proof he *oughtn't* be), makes ackblom being a werewolf somewhat possible. his actions are justifiable were he a werewolf anyhow, but nothing that makes me incredibly suspicious.
Game and Watch Forever - seems most likely to not be a werewolf. Just from my own intuition. They're far more helpful than would benefit the werewolf side.
Nikolai - hasn't exactly been helpful but they seem villagery to me. Vague suspicion, but nothing I would lynch him over.
cesium133 - refuses to believe Gareth when there's no reason as of right now not to trust him, as I outlined earlier. his insistence that Gareth still be killed despite that is suspicious, and did no one remember this?
*yawn* What happened overnight? Oh. That poor little girl.
Everything about cesium makes me highly suspicious right about now.
Patrick isn't saying much, so I haven't got much to base him by. Vague suspicion, but again, I wouldn't lynch him over it.
riccostar - would be flying barely under the radar if they hadn't said this:
All the werewolves that lurk this forum are deeply saddened by your lack of belief
and your interest in silver bullets...
Now *that's* suspicious in my eyes.
henri bemis - probably village? nothing jumps out at me.
and, well, I know I'm not the one doing this all. So that leaves ackblom and cesium and maybe riccostar as most likely to be werewolves.
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J is right about me, but I hope you all understand why I felt threatened by him. Especially after TRVA's death. We were the only two to vote for him...and only one of us is still kicking.
Honestly I don't know who to believe. I think we still have another day left at least? I need to think things over.
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Telling everyone your identity is a risky move, and I can't imagine anyone doing it unless they were desperate. They're both essentially tied (J took the lead after Unicorn changed her vote), so they both have reason to be desperate. But is that because they're werewolves trying to avoid exposure, or innocent people trying to avoid death?
Game and Watch Forever makes good points - either, or both, could by lying to save their asses precisely because we know the risk. I think it's probably unlikely that both are lying, though. I really don't know what to think.
It also puts the Priest in a tough position. Both of them would be good targets for the werewolves, but the Priest can only protect one person. And it doesn't have to be either of them.
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Would we know if someone was protected by the priest? It would make sense for the priest to save at least one of them...
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I don't know if we'd find out. I just meant that, right now, there are two likely targets, both in need of the priest's protection, IF they are telling the truth (or just if the priest believes one of them).
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Really, I think we find out if no one dies. The killers find out only when their target is saved.
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I'm tempted to revoke my vote for J in light of the new information, but I'm unsure if trying to push towards the huge amount of suspicion I have towards cesium (as outlined above) would be useful this round or not...
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cesium133 - refuses to believe Gareth when there's no reason as of right now not to trust him, as I outlined earlier. his insistence that Gareth still be killed despite that is suspicious, and did no one remember this?
*yawn* What happened overnight? Oh. That poor little girl.
Sorry. Should I have said something like "That little bitch deserved it"?
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The village has until I wake up tomorrow morning EST to figure out what to do. After that, who knows?
Better hurry up. Live or die, make your choice.
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cesium133 - refuses to believe Gareth when there's no reason as of right now not to trust him, as I outlined earlier. his insistence that Gareth still be killed despite that is suspicious, and did no one remember this?
*yawn* What happened overnight? Oh. That poor little girl.
Sorry. Should I have said something like "That little bitch deserved it"?
this response helps your case by exactly zero points, i hope you are very well aware of that
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A) He claims linds can back him up and that this is proof. Umm, no? Linds is going to say she's a villager NO MATTER WHAT. You could both be werewolves for all we know.
if we were both werewolves, why would linds have thrown suspicion at me in the first place, rather than at someone else?
B) He says he needs priest protection so he can investigate? Let's say he's lying. Let's say Gareth really is the hunter (not sure if he is...). If that's the case, priest is now too busy praying for J's soul and his werewolf buds can take care of Gareth. Bad situation!
i'm aware of this. i made a point of mentioning it. whoever the priest is, they have a tough choice to make.
C) He says investigating more will strengthen his case? Not true, necessarily. A werewolf can claim bailiff, go several nights finding "innocents" and then when convenient, sell out a poor villager. We can't risk it. Lynch J
i can prove myself to any single person by calling out their roles. this does not prove much to the group as a whole however, unless they get killed and my call is confirmed to the entire group.
If he really is a cop at the very least we know linds is relatively harmless. I honestly don't see how he could restore my trust at this point.
would it help if i announced your role like i did Linds'?
as a gesture of good will, today I vote No Lynch
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:psyduck: Tomorrow morning EST? That's a little sooner than my math indicated.
As promised, my thoughts on people:
linds: She is quite the paranoid one... day 1 I thought she was trying to be distracting, but the more we play, the more I think she's capable of slipping some actual thought and opinions in her posts. For now, I think she's a villager.
ackblom12: He has probably said the absolute least out of any of us. If I weren't so busy thinking J is guilty, I'd be thinking of gunning for him at this point. He did nothing but wait and see and vote no lynch day 1, which is fine... but then day 2 all I can find are a "shit, this is bad" post and a vote toward nervioso (justified by saying the Little Girl may have been on to something? Not sure what, but he wasn't the only one to claim this so I can't jump on him for that). Today, he just comes in to vote J. I feel like we have someone who just jumps on bandwagons and that is not enough to be helpful...
J: Go through his posts... I see mostly posts concerning with TheEvilDog fiasco (which he pretty much started... and I can't find an instance where he reasons something other than his username)... and posts about who is killing what and other setup stuff. Which is fine, since we're all STILL discussing game mechanics and whatnot, except he doesn't seem to really get off the subject much. Even after we seem to mostly agree who the hunter killed and who the wolves killed, he goes on about how it could be the other way... which I would accept as a possibility, except there's no argument about what kind of information that gives us. Aside from maybe the priest being involved. And honestly, I'd rather not talk about the priest and keep them safe... it's a miracle they're still with us. Apart from that, he claims to be the bailiff. I don't trust that and if I'm right... there's a real cop that's stuck between revealing himself (and risk getting eaten) and allowing us to buy his act. If I'm wrong... well, I guess it depends on how many still trust him at all to know how effective of a cop he'd still be. I feel like it's not worth it. My vote stays.
Nikolai: I'm not getting strong vibes here or there. It kind of troubles me, but it's not something worth wanting to lynch over.
cesium133: I totally see what Unicorn's talking about here, but I don't think I feel as strongly about it. That "oh noes" post did not seem to come from the hear. :x That said... I'm not sure what to take out of it. I can't hate them for not trusting Gareth. It's the lynch all liars mentality and I don't think I've seen any explanation from Gareth concerning the whole deadlocking, but not actually deadlocking deal... but yes, they're someone to watch out for.
Patrick: See Nikolai... with the addendum that he hasn't really done anything noteworthy on this day...
riccostar: No offense, pal, but you seemed soooo wishy-washy to me. Day 1 you seem unsure of what to do, day 2 you pretty much just seem to agree with people and finally force yourself to vote (or was that an act?). The one thing you did to redeem yourself in my eyes is that you were the first to vote Gareth today. I don't know why, but that seems like an improvement, but I'm still watching you...
henri beamis: They along with Patrick and Nikolai create this trifecta of people I can't explain my feelings about too well. You three need to work harder at offending or impressing me. I don't care which, pick one! :psyduck: In all seriousness, I don't get scummy vibes from them.
Gareth: This may come as a shock... but I believe he's telling the truth. That or he had it planned all along that he might fake being the hunter... There's enough playing dumb in previous posts to make me think he was trying to hide it well and just ended up getting himself noticed in the process. Day 1 there's a "fucking help me" post to the hunter. Day 2, he's the first to actually wonder who killed whom the night before.
Unicorn: I'd be disappointed with my instincts if she turned out to be a werewolf. It's obviously not out of the question, but I can't find a reason to distrust her and my gut doesn't want to argue too much against it.
J - I see your argument... I'll get to it in a second. Need to post this now. Before more posts get slammed in :psyduck:
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A) He claims linds can back him up and that this is proof. Umm, no? Linds is going to say she's a villager NO MATTER WHAT. You could both be werewolves for all we know.
if we were both werewolves, why would linds have thrown suspicion at me in the first place, rather than at someone else?
It would be far from the first time two werewolves pretended to have an argument to distance themselves from each other. Also, it's possible Linds is innocent and you're using that information for your benefit (again, werewolves know who is innocent AND guilty). I'd bet more the latter.
C) He says investigating more will strengthen his case? Not true, necessarily. A werewolf can claim bailiff, go several nights finding "innocents" and then when convenient, sell out a poor villager. We can't risk it. Lynch J
i can prove myself to any single person by calling out their roles. this does not prove much to the group as a whole however, unless they get killed and my call is confirmed to the entire group.
Again, a werewolf can fake a cop role easily since they know allegiances anyway. Unless of course, by role you mean a specific role and not just good/evil alignment. That could be... interesting.
If he really is a cop at the very least we know linds is relatively harmless. I honestly don't see how he could restore my trust at this point.
would it help if i announced your role like i did Linds'?
I feel like that's a loaded question. I say yes, I pretty much face a high chance of dying regardless of what you say (guilty = lynch; innocent = eaten as there's less chance people will want to lynch me). If I say no, you make it look like I have something to hide. So I say: do what you want. But I really do feel like you're fishing for people's roles more than anything at this point.
And... I honestly feel like I've said enough for a while. I'll be hiding in my house if you need me...
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Nikolai: I'm not getting strong vibes here or there. It kind of troubles me, but it's not something worth wanting to lynch over.
henri beamis: They along with Patrick and Nikolai create this trifecta of people I can't explain my feelings about too well. You three need to work harder at offending or impressing me. I don't care which, pick one! :psyduck: In all seriousness, I don't get scummy vibes from them.
Any amount of attempted persuasion to convince you of my innocence can simply be discredited as a clever attempt by a werewolf to prove innocence. Personally? I'm less concerned about the people remaining somewhat incognito, and more the ones throwing titles around. It's too easy for me - or anyone else - to say "oh, I'm the so-and-so", you don't want to kill me. But that's already been said.
With that in mind, I can't do anything to prevent any of you for nominating me for a lynching, and I doubt any of this bloodthirsty lot would regret it, but I will say that it will only help the werewolves if you do.
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Panic seems to be the only mood in Wolfswald. Two suspects were quickly decided upon, Gareth and J. Suspicion fell hardest on J. A vote was taken. J's immediate end was decided, despite his protest that he was the bailiff. The villagers took hold of him but he violently shook them off and walked with simple dignity to the tree outside of cesium133's home.
Of course, after J had died, the villagers inspected his home and groaned: he was truly the bailiff.
Resigned, the villagers returned to their homes and wondered what they had done to deserve this.
Night 3
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Oh.
Shit. I am sorry for doubting you, J. :-(
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Okay Game&Watch... your ability to accuse everybody in this town is not helping you at all. I've believed you to be a villager this entire time but you're staring to isolate yourself. I'm sure I wasn't the only citizen to be slightly put off by the bad review.
Also, our ominous narrator is right, there is a ton of panic going around and its not going to help us at all. Nikolai seems to be keeping his head and for the time being I'm going to put my faith in him.
Gareth: I apolgise for not being there after you made your claim, a cold set on hard. Because of this I (even though J did end up being non-werewolfy) didn't get a chance to consider all the new ideas being thrown around before the end of the day and that wasn't really fair to anyone being put on trial :-( If you are the hunter, good luck tonight and may the priest lend you their aid.
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Okay Game&Watch... your ability to accuse everybody in this town is not helping you at all. I've believed you to be a villager this entire time but you're staring to isolate yourself. I'm sure I wasn't the only citizen to be slightly put off by the bad review.
Accuse everyone? Isolate myself? At the very least, I think I made it clear I (mostly) trust Gareth and Unicorn. Because J turned out to be bailiff (sorry, man... I wish I could seriously have found a way to trust you and NOT second-guess myself), I can add Linds to that list. If you can go down the list and split everything up black and white, then I envy you, because I can't and most people feel like some shade of gray or another to me. And I thought I made it clear I was more gray on a lot of people, rather than black. Though maybe I hadn't.
Nikolai - I apologize if I wasn't clear. My comment in my thoughts on henri about you three needing to impress or offend me was a mix of me being facetious and frustrated that I can't get a stronger read on you three. Ideally, whether you're innocent or guilty will come about naturally through your actions and there won't be any need for you to focus on proving your own innocence.
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Okay, so J was the bailiff. Like I thought.
So that means that out of these people:
ackblom12
Game and Watch Forever
Nikolai
cesium133
Patrick
riccostar
henri beamis
we can assert Game and Watch Forever's innocence - J didn't mark him as guilty before he died. So let's cross him off the list.
ackblom12
Nikolai
cesium133
Patrick
riccostar
henri beamis
My biggest suspicions still lie with cesium and ackblom. I've made my suspicion of them fairly clear, and there's been no defense, nothing to deny it - have you even seen these people? I finger them as guilty, and then neither show up, but someone else turns up dead.
Something tells me I'm not going to survive the night, though.
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I vote we lynch Cesium, based entirely off of nothing.
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Uh. We're not there yet. Calm down, dude.
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I mean, that's what I'm going to vote if I'm still alive tomorrow.
If not, then that would kind of provide evidence that cesium is more likely to be a threat - which is kind of a small consolation.
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This shit just got interesting.
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Tick tock goes the clock. All actions in by tomorrow, please.
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Inevitably after every night, dawn comes. The villager trudge out of their houses, grimly certain that death has come amongst them once again. A headcount is conducted. Inevitable missing faces noted. A glum search undertook. Discoveries made.
ackblom12 is found in his home, all of his internal organs missing. There are signs he was gutted and his flesh consumed inside of his hut, a most foul end for such an ordinary villager.
Hanging from the cesium tree is none other than cesium133 himself! However, though he is recognizable as cesium133, his appearance is more lupine than man, his hide that of a wolf. His head had been split open with an axe, his intestines pulled out of his gut, his body hanged as a warning to his fellow monsters.
Is this a turning point?
Day 4
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Finally we get a wolf! But...it looks like the wolves are getting more vicious. Oh dear...
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I knew it! I fucking knew it!
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fucking finally! Does that mean there's only one left? Because I'm liking those odds.
This is more an ooc statement/question, but I'm leaving tomorrow for the holiday and while I'd honestly prefer to play this game than deal with family bullshit, I won't have as much time to check in. I just want to let y'all know up front that I might not be as active for the next few days.
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I'd like to thank the villagers for your support, or we'd never have even got this far. We aren't out of the woods (or rather wolf forest) yet, but we're one step closer to a normal life once more.
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...though he is recognizable as cesium133, his appearance is more lupine than man, his hide that of a wolf. His head had been split open with an axe, his intestines pulled out of his gut...
See? See?!? I fucking told you that was the hunter's MO. Somebody stick a (silver) fork in cesium, he's done. (And the silver will help counteract any healing factors these werewolves might have) We also need to burn that body ASAP.
Apparently Ackblom really pissed off the werewolves. Damn.
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Uh. We're not there yet. Calm down, dude.
Love to say I told you so.
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I never said he wasn't a wolf. Was he suspicious? Yes. (He has a damn murder tree named after him, jeeze.) But calling out for a lynching when it's not even time yet is kind of dumb. Especially when it's, as you put it, "entirely based off of nothing".
Also I find it kind of ironic that one of the people a lot of you were really gunning for (ackblom) turned out to be nothing but a villager. We've gotten one hit and one pretty bad miss. (Actually, several misses - day 4 and we've only killed one wolf...) The wolves are just fucking with us, guys. Whoever cesium was working with must be one sick pup. I'm starting to doubt you supposedly innocent people. Well, no, everyone really.
And Nikolai is right, we should burn cesium's corpse asap.
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Okay. Two of the three people I fingered as possible werewolves are dead, and I was right on one of them - the third one has yet to say anything that has made me think they're really innocent of anything - riccostar.
Hrrmph.
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the three people I fingered
Hehehehehehehehe :mrgreen:
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The only time I've been thankful to not be fingered...
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Yay :-D
Okay. Two of the three people I fingered as possible werewolves are dead, and I was right on one of them - the third one has yet to say anything that has made me think they're really innocent of anything - riccostar.
Hrrmph.
darn :-(
would it help if I told you that I'm not a werewolf?
What I don't understand is why the werewolves killed ackblom. He kept to himself and didn't really seem like he was gunning to lynch anybody so it wouldn't seem like he would have been much of a threat to them... Since the werewolves should be aware of who the other werewolves are it would seem like they would have gone for Gareth if he is really the hunter or even just another villager. The only logic that I can see for not killing Gareth, assuming that he is non-werewolfy and is hunter flavoured, would be that they felt that he would be more of a help in killing off the innocent villagers at night based off of the statistics.
any ideas on this?
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Role explanation
Werewolves are the followers of the Wolf King
Guys why do we think there were only two enemies?
Also here are ackbloms votes:
1. No Lynch
2. dr. nervioso
3. J
everyone he voted to lynch turned out to be innocent so I'm not getting the logic behind this murder at all...
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any ideas on this?
The only point I can see in the wolves not killing Gareth is because he's most likely being protected by the priest?
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And it would make sense for them to aim for the priest.
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What I don't understand is why the werewolves killed ackblom. He kept to himself and didn't really seem like he was gunning to lynch anybody so it wouldn't seem like he would have been much of a threat to them...
That's silly, that's all the more reason they'd choose to kill him! They're a step ahead of us; if they only target the people who have picked them, we have the victim's accusation to go by (we in the village have made it painfully obvious that that's our only source of evidence), and so far they've been clever enough to avoid us getting them aside from blind luck.
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I'm not sure I have anything to add. I'll vote to lynch with the village and otherwise I basically have to conduct my investigation by myself.
Carry on, villagers. Carry on.
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Because of the busyness of the next few days and because I feel that something needs to be done, I have to start voting. I don't feel comfortable doing this, but maybe it'll help with things in our poor little village.
There are three people I am torn between right now, but one stands out to be the most. I am sorry, but I vote to lynch riccostar.
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Riccostar's defensiveness at my people summary is what makes me feel most suspicious... while I expect disagreement at what I said, I think trying to discredit everything I said by saying I'm accusing everyone as ridiculous.
I don't feel strongly enough about ricco to want to see him dead, but at the same time, I suspect him and we don't really have any days to be NOT lynching. =/
vote riccostar
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Sigh :-( I agree about lynching today because we're starting to have better odds of getting a werewolf but I really don't think the person we lynch should be me. I ask you guys to trust me and not kill me this time, I wouldn't ask for your trusts if I were against the village. Please reconsider these votes.
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I'm literally unsure how you think that logic is working. Werewolves can ask us to trust them just the same as a villager...
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I'm saying that a werewolf could do that but I wouldn't. I'm basically just asking for the trust of the village, something that I wouldn't betray after asking for.
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Bodycount is too high for trusting what people say at this point, I reckon.
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goodness! (posting for my life here)
Why won't Gareth trust me after we saved him by believing his claim to be hunter? :cry:
If I didn't take into consideration Gareth's claim to be the hunter I'd definitely be looking to him as a possible werewolf. The night after he was saved by his claim the werewolves probably should have killed him, if he is the hunter they would have killed the hunter and if he isn't the hunter they would have killed a villager. He would be an ideal target for them unless he is a werewolf himself. Because of this I believe that Gareth has the highest chance out of all of us to be a werewolf and I would be voting for him except that I probably won't because I'm too afraid that he in fact is the hunter...
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Except that the priest is very likely protecting him, so they'd have to target the priest before they could remove the hunter, so your logic fails once more.
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The priest wouldn't be protecting him though. Why would the priest take a chance on a possibly fake hunter when the priest could spend his prayers on a for sure important innocent, namely, himself.
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What evidence is there that he's NOT the hunter? Or that the priest isn't protecting him? You wouldn't know that unless you are one of the two characters. And at this point in the game, you can't disprove you aren't a wolf by speculating what others may or may not be.
The reason I chose to believe Gareth is because he would totally chop into heads and disembowel people. (Sorry dude, but uh, you're sick like that.)
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Oh god, I hope Gareth is using a sharp implement to do all this and not his pe-- *brain shuts down*
*one brain reboot later*
Whether Gareth is being protected by the priest is dependent on the priest's faith. No, not in God. In Gareth. If they believe him, they are probably protecting him. And if they're not, then they're probably protecting themselves (or someone else if they know or believe something else entirely). Either way, the werewolves (assuming he isn't one of them) aren't going to take that risk.
Here's a follow up question... if Gareth isn't the hunter, then what's the real hunter doing about it? I would imagine they'd be doing two things:
1) Aiming to kill Gareth at night
2) Argue against Gareth during the day (either with sound reasoning or counter-claiming)
Would you, as a hunter, seriously target cesium at night if you knew beyond a reasonable doubt that Gareth was lying and probably a werewolf? I wouldn't, though maybe somebody else can explain why it would make more sense....
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I don't think I have anything else to prove re: me being the hunter, based on events so far it's a pretty open and shut case.
And no, I don't use weaponry to kill anyone, I use my giant bo-*banned*
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A couple of items.
1) Day 4 has been extended until Friday, due to the holidays. Night 4 will be extended until Sunday. Day 5 will last until January 3.
2) The Priest cannot protect himself.
3) I will not lynch anyone who has the max tally with only one vote against them.
That's all.
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Darn it Black Sword, that second piece of information was my last resort card...
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For what? Pretending you're the priest? If you were the priest, you would have been told that from the get go.
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Ouais, my back up plan for when the whole "trust me" thing didn't fly (which I almost hoped it would because it makes a lot of sense to me by my personal moral code) was to semi-subtly hint that I'm the priest. I was going to do this by, after first playing up that it would make sense for the priest to protect himself, mentioning that the priest can't protect himself. Then, in my hypothetical situation, people would go: "Gasp! He might be the priest! Don't hang the secret priest!" unless they were a werewolf in which case they'd be all: "Hell yeah! Hang him now so we don't have to kill him tonight!" This all might have been a good plan for letting me live a few extra hours except that my means by which to enact such a plan were recently revoked...
I think I went about all this much too subtly. Oh well, knowledge gained for the next town we inhabit.
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So you are the priest? If you are, I'll change my vote. (At least to no lynch for now, because who knows what the others will say.)
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I am the priest, I guess it would buy the village another day and another night if I were not to be hung today.
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If you are, we'll find out tonight. The werewolves will take you out for sure if you are, so I see no reason to lynch you at this point. If you *do* survive the night, then you're most likely a werewolf, and you'll basically be up for a lynching tomorrow night.
So, for right now, I see no reason not to believe you. If that's the case, then you'll be proved right or wrong by tomorrow.
Which leaves, I think, Patrick and Nikolai as still suspicious in my book.
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If I were a werewolf (and that is just an if, mind you) I would leave riccostar alive just for the sheer satisfaction of watching the village hang him in the morning. Especially seeing as people seem to be fond of throwing around absolutes about werewolf behaviour...almost as if they know what the werewolves are thinking. *glares suspiciously at Unicorn*
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I'm not a werewolf, though I've honestly no way to prove that other than my sheer dedication to wiping out werewolves.
...if I get turned into a werewolf tonight I'm gonna be pissed.
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Yeah, this is at least twice, now, we've been told what the werewolves would do by Unicorn, and I'm not sure how to read it. If you say "Hey, if you don't get killed tonight, we'll lynch you tomorrow!", the werewolves might choose someone else just to fuck with us, and get an innocent person lynched. I know we need to analyze everyone's motives and posts, but that seems a bit reckless. Are you baiting the werewolves, or just trying to cause chaos?
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I'm trying to work out what would happen if what people are saying is or isn't true to figure out the best course of action. Maybe I should not say it out loud? I was hoping putting my thought processes on the table for why I'm leaning in a certain way would be the best course of action.
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It might be, but it also kind of seems like you're setting people up to be lynched if they don't happen to get killed at night. I don't mind theorizing, and I'm mostly thinking along the same lines as you, but werewolves can read this thread, too, and if we're telling people that if they don't get killed we'll lynch them, that just gives the wolves an incentive to not kill those people - which could be useful, no doubt! But it wont necessarily help us if we lynch them right after.
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You're right.
Gahhhhhhh. This is so hard.
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Of course you could have been fucking with us the whole time, too...
I withdraw my vote for riccostar. I have things to think about and luckily we have time.
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Hmm...
ricco might be the priest. Werewolves may or may not fuck with us... only way we'd know for sure is if a real priest is unhappy with ricco (or there's a distinct absence of one)... but if ricco is lying said priest would be in danger if they claimed.
I'm not really willing to pursue this one much farther... but we need a lynch and we don't have room for many (if any) errors. Got some more time to think, thankfully.
unvote
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Ricco, if you're the priest, then we're on the same side, so why are you trying to raise suspicions against me?
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I'm voting to lynch you, ricco, because it's a little suspicious that you'd jump in and shout "I'm the priest" knowing fully well that it could make you a quite juicy target for werewolfery AND after you've been so triggerhappy pointing fingers. That's some shady shit.
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So says the guy with the tag line "FUCKING KILLING FOR FUN". Really? Really?
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Ricco, if you're the priest, then we're on the same side, so why are you trying to raise suspicions against me?
Gareth may actually have a point...
Gareth: I apolgise for not being there after you made your claim, a cold set on hard. Because of this I (even though J did end up being non-werewolfy) didn't get a chance to consider all the new ideas being thrown around before the end of the day and that wasn't really fair to anyone being put on trial :-( If you are the hunter, good luck tonight and may the priest lend you their aid.
goodness! (posting for my life here)
Why won't Gareth trust me after we saved him by believing his claim to be hunter? :cry:
If I didn't take into consideration Gareth's claim to be the hunter I'd definitely be looking to him as a possible werewolf. The night after he was saved by his claim the werewolves probably should have killed him, if he is the hunter they would have killed the hunter and if he isn't the hunter they would have killed a villager. He would be an ideal target for them unless he is a werewolf himself. Because of this I believe that Gareth has the highest chance out of all of us to be a werewolf and I would be voting for him except that I probably won't because I'm too afraid that he in fact is the hunter...
The priest wouldn't be protecting him though. Why would the priest take a chance on a possibly fake hunter when the priest could spend his prayers on a for sure important innocent, namely, himself.
If ricco's the priest, it sounds like he was planning to protect Gareth (or was this some sort of misdirection?) based on the first quote. But he does throw some doubt Gareth's way and then seems to contradict himself on whether the priest should or shouldn't protect Gareth. :? Ricco, you may need to do some 'splaining on your thought process for this to make sense to me.
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The priest wouldn't be protecting him though. Why would the priest take a chance on a possibly fake hunter when the priest could spend his prayers on a for sure important innocent, namely, himself.
This stands out to me. Our GM said the Priest cannot protect himself, which is something the ricco would surely know if he were, indeed, the Priest.
Was that statement really intentional, or are you just retconning an alibi? I'm honestly not sure which answer is more convoluted/diabolical/crafty...
I do understand why you'd state your role, though, IF you are the Priest - You're facing a lynch, and you might get killed by the werewolves tonight, but if you survive the day, you can at least go down protecting someone. That would be noble.
The question is are you really the Priest, or just trying to save your ass?
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The question is are you really the Priest, or just trying to save your ass?
This is exactly the point in my thought process where I thought, "...and if the latter, why?"
I was iffy at first because I don't wanna bandwagon it, but I'm slightly more certain now.
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After reading what the others have said and analyzing posts again, I am revoting to hang riccostar. I was confused, but ricco, if you were the priest, you should have known more about the role. I think you're a wolf trying to disguise yourself as the priest and are doing anything/everything to save your hide.
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After re-reading the thread, I'm voting for Unicorn.
Speculating about what the werewolves will do is one thing, but you always seem so certain, like you're trying to set us up. You were right about cesium, but he got killed at night (by the hunter, I think?), and it's not unheard of for the mafia/werewolf/whatever faction to turn on each other. I think you either took a calculated risk in making him suspicious (figuring we wouldn't vote to lynch him), or you ARE the hunter, and killed him after we failed to. But I think Gareth's case for being the hunter is pretty strong, so I'm leaning toward the former scenario. You also said you believed J, but didn't change your vote, which would have saved him.
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Yeah, no, I'm definitely not the hunter.
I'm honestly not sure why you say I seem so certain, given that most of what I say is accompanied by something to the effect of "I have no idea if this person is innocent or not, so I'm kind of vaguely suspicious but can't really prove anything". The people I did vote for and finger were people that I thought were guilty because I was poring over everything they said and trying to dissect the intent behind it.
...which I guess kind of hurts me, since I've said a lot myself to be dissected.
I'm honestly unsure what it would benefit me, though, were I a werewolf, to turn on the other one? That would just limit our numbers if that were the case, and that's just practically shooting myself in the foot.
That said, I can do my best to assure you that I'm pretty sure I'm not the werewolf, unless something's going on that I'm unaware of.
Also, changing my vote wouldn't have saved J, which is why I didn't change it. There still would have been a majority to lynch him if I retracted my vote or not.
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I'm only doing exactly what you are - poring over posts and trying to figure out intent. Turning on a werewolf would give you credibility - You accuse cesium, he gets killed and revealed as a wolf, and you not only avoid suspicion, but everything you say is more legitimate because, of course, no wolf would turn on one of their own.
And I know that's kind of tinfoil hat, but after J's death (I may be wrong in my count, but if you'd retracted your vote and gone back to Gareth, my numbers say it could have been a tie, so they'd both have lived), and despite your disclaimers, you post a lot about what the werewolves will or should do, so I'm standing by my vote.
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But I think Gareth is telling the truth when he says he's the hunter - why would I then vote to lynch him?
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If you'd changed your vote back to him, it would have been a tie, so they'd both be safe, and Gareth himself has advocated for calculated votes that lead to a stalemate.
Which kind of brings me back to why I voted for you - I don't actually expect that enough people will vote the same as me, and you'll likely make it through today, but if I die tonight I don't want to go out without voicing my suspicions.
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Oh, damn. I didn't think of that. I wish I had done that, too - I was actually convinced of J's innocence and...ugh.
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I was just busy greasing up my various weapons of destruction, thought I'd stick my head in on this discussion just to note that I vote ricostar.
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/me haunts unicorn from beyond the grave. "Yooouuuu could have saaaved meeeee."
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Blinded by fear, the villagers were no longer thinking clearly. They seize upon the flimsiest premise to accuse riccostar of being a werewolf. Though he tried to reason with his fellows, it was all for naught. The village lynched him from the cesium tree. When they searched his quarters inside the church, it becomes clear that he was truly the priest of their village.
The villagers retreat to their homes, aware that their sins were now beyond forgiveness.
Night 4
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I wonder if I can kill myself with auto-erotic asphyxiation before the wolves get me?
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Shit!
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You brought it on yourself, preacher man. We wanted to believe you but you just had to fuck with us, and now every last one of us is doomed.
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Well, fuck. riccostar, for the little it's worth, I believed you. You didn't deserve to go out like this.
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Son of a BITCH
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Sorry guys :-(
I'll put in a good word for you henri :angel:
*spirit of ricco ascends*
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Did the village of Wolfswald even deserve salvation? That was the question that wormed its way into the hearts of every villager. It tormented their sleep and stalked them into daybreak. Eyes showing the strain, the villagers gather around for the inevitable headcount. The search began with even less energy this day.
Two discoveries hang from the cesium tree. First is unicorn, killed in the usual manner, his head split open, his intestines ripped out, for all that he was an ordinary villager. However, far more gruesome is the second man hanging from the tree.
The other hanging from the cesium tree is Gareth himself! In a perverse display of ironic humor, Gareth's head has been cracked open and his own intestines ripped out. It is clear that even though he was hanged, he was still alive when his intestines were torn out, that he was still alive as they were chewed and gnawed on by hungry wolves, that he was still alive when they did a poor job of splitting his skull, and that he was still alive when they finally tired of their game and ripped out his heart. It's not unexpected that a tough hunter like Gareth would take a lot of killing before he was dead.
However, with his death, the village is clearly damned.
Day 5
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Famous last words:
At least I killed one of those sons of bitches.
Get 'em all, people. GET THEM ALL.
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What....what... :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Come to think of it, Gaz probably would require a lot of killing.
For literally no reason other than I fuckin give up, I vote we lynch G&WF
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I'm kind of tired of his lame excuses for votes, so I'm voting Patrick[/i].
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Agreed with Linds.
Vote Patrick
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Fuck it I'ma change my vote to hang myself 'cause I think it'd be funny to see what Black Sword says about my death
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Some were of strong mind, some were not. When Patrick received two votes, his strength of will failed him. He broke down, causing a spectacle the likes which had naught been seen in Wolfswald in all its days. The villagers watched in shock as Patrick somehow managed to lynch himself from the cesium tree without any "help" from his fellows. They all watched in silence as Patrick jerked this way and that until he was finally dead. The cesium tree with its bizarre fruit made the last villager turn away from it, aware that his fate was sealed.
Three werewolves smiled at him, their shapes human in the sunlight, their intentions not. He could only scream as they tore into his flesh in a feeding frenzy. The Wolf King howled with delight as the last villager's heart found its way down the royal gullet.
The Werewolves Win!
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I am your Wolf King! BOW delicious mortals!!!
:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
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I knew it! I knew you were overacting!
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*A ghostly figure of a little girl slowly appears over the grave markers of the dead*
I knew it! You were far too manipulative to be innocent, Linds.
You little bastards!
*Kicks Gareth's headstone before fading away*
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Linds I'd have killed you if you weren't totally cute and all
EvilDog I'm sorry I killed you after we boned. Because you were terrible in bed. I should've killed you FIRST.
Game and Watch...
You are a lucky. Son. Of a bitch.
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Wooo!
*bows to the wolf king*
I knew we could do it :evil:
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Hells yeah! :evil: Good game my fellow wolves! Sorry everyone for being a manipulative scumbag.... I genuinely tried to give some good arguments... just against innocent people or at the entirely wrong time.
Game and Watch...
You are a lucky. Son. Of a bitch.
I don't doubt it... though now I have to ask on the specifics? XD Was it a coin flip between me and Unicorn or something?
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I had already sent out the order to kill you when Unicorn accosted me on Facebook about the game with some thoughts, and he was absolutely convinced that you couldn't be a werewolf. I didn't even properly understand why he was so convinced at the time, but I trust Unicorn's opinions generally so I went with that and I actually changed my order, which is when I killed... cesium was it? Whoever I killed after Evil Dog.
In fact I also attempted to kill someone else (I can't figure out how to find out the messages I sent to Black Sword to read them) and the priest protected them.
But yeah, Unicorn is the reason why I didn't take you down, and after we lynched the priest I just said fuck it and killed Unicorn because all of the advice seemed to be making things worse!
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Least you fuckin wolves didn't get me, fuck you ya fuckin fuckers
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I am your Wolf King! BOW delicious mortals!!!
:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
damn, and i fucking vouched for you too.
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Not gonna lie, I started laughing my butt off once you said I was innocent. Like... my fiance had to ask why I was laughing so maniacally at my computer, so I told him about the game. And yes, he thought I was a little crazy for being stoked about killing people while being presumed innocent by everyone else.
But seriously, the other wolves did pretty well, too. I don't think anyone suspected henri at all, which was awesome.
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I actually contemplated killing henri but I had no evidence whatsoever.
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I still think the best option anyone could choose is to lynch the idlers.