d master342
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Really? We're down a Seer and an Alchemist. You've got to be kidding me. _-_ This is a really dangerous role that we're keeping around. I hope this is the right decision you're making.
dmaster out.
dmaster out.
Really? We're down a Seer and an Alchemist. You've got to be kidding me. _-_ This is a really dangerous role that we're keeping around. I hope this is the right decision you're making.
dmaster out.
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Wait did meesie post? Did it get deleted?
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Now that we have woken people up and actually gotten them playing lets look at some other players.
SS7, where's that night analysis you were talking about? Did you forget? I feel like your posts were alot of "I'll post later, but don't expect much then either.". I know you can do better than that. How about you weigh in on stuff that was discussed today?
ShineyGyarados, You've been posting a bare minimum, and I know how effective you can been when you're playing very actively. I need to see more of that, or I could consider you for a lynch.
I'm putting out suggestions guys, because I'm not liking the idea of voting lakak. As I said before, Lakak is good for the town, even if he isn't the best at picking his targets.
I don't think LEX would be a good idea for King next game day. I think I'd like to see Absol Trainer for king. But this is all for the kingmaker to decide, and I'm unconvinced that this is a good topic for discussion during the day.
Cardzmaster2004 said:As night fell over the village, those still among the living went about their regular lives as best possible. Artisans ran about, finding raw materials possibly the Alchemist and other roles?, women went to the local wells to draw needed water for the evening, and children cowered in their homes, fearing what happened to the Duke's Son would happen to them. One guild lay dormant, not noticing the subtle spell cast over their denizens Clearly there are multiple factions at play here. And the dreams of sleep came to those who slept.
One person chose to follow another, hoping to discover his true motivations. After seeing him run a few menial errands, that person headed to the church. But, before he could investigate further, the player went into the Cathedral. Attempting to follow him inside, the Priest stepped in front of him. “Would you that easily violate the sanctity of a confession? Leave, and let God judge your conscience, you brute!” With the large doors slammed in his face, he retraced the steps of the man who entered the church. Seeing where he came from, he knew exactly who had entered the confessional that night. He made a few quick notes on his parchment, then returned to his house to sleep for the evening. The detective clearly is following someone, but they enter or are protected by the Priest.
The Kingmaker, checking to see if the night was clear, stepped into the darkness. Most of the citizens had gone to bed, and only the bleakness of twilight was his companion. He threw the bag of Kingdom over his shoulder and began his journey to leave the crown to its rightful owner.
As he neared the abode of the new King, he heard a disquieting sound: a group of rustlings in the woods near the abode of the future king! Rushing to the door, he peaked in the window to see a normative sight:
A child, sleeping alone... The apprentice of the alchemist
...which was strange, considering an adult male slept within these walls, somewhere.
Quickly sneaking to the door, he began to pin the the bag with the crown inside so that the house's master would find it the next day. As he was about to apply his trademark knife, he heard a bloodcurdling scream emanate from the side room.
Running to the side window, he saw what he feared was not the source of that earlier rumbing: Werewolves were mauling a man with long flowing robes. Their claws and muscles ripped the man into two pieces, discarding the unneeded carcass into a vat of acid when they were finished. That acid could never be used for its original purpose, the conversion of metal to gold. For the Wolves had claimed as their first victim Ikrit, the town's Alchemist!
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18. Alchemist (Ikrit):
With Ikrit no longer a living choice for king, the Kingmaker knew another player must be chosen. With the wolves now disappearing into the woods and the Alchemist's apprentice now awake and weeping over the dissolved bones of his master, the Kingmaker set of for a new house. Checking to make sure THAT person was alive, he pinned the bag on the door and went to sleep. So much for a quiet, uneventful night...
The morning brought the discovery of Ikrit's dissolved body and the knowledge that a new Alchemist, young and inexperienced would be working with lethal and deadly materials. Perfectly normal.
But the biggest news was the emergence of Diaz from his abode. The new king stood tall and proud, ready to dispense HIS brand of justice to the town that day. Diaz is the new king.
DarthPika said:Apparently you didn't read the "searsic" role right. He was WORTHLESS. Actually, he was worse than worthless, he was a danger to the town. He would have unwittingly wrongly accused people of various things, and caused on heck of a mess later down the road had he lived.
I'm glad he is gone, as he was a danger to the town.
I think people are rushing into voting for lakak. He could possibly have the most important role in this game. By letting us have more than 1 kill a day we have a much higher chance of killing a wolf.
It seems like some people like Time For Pain and Kezzup are a little too eager to have Lakak lynched with no really good reason. I would keep them in mind when thinking about who might be wolfs because the wolfs definitely want Lakak gone.
False. He KNEW he was the town madman.
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Reader: Lakak may have the most useful role in the game, but he shows no discretion with it. He will proceed to kill townies until he is stopped. I doubt the wolves are very concerned about him seeing as how hes going to bring down mostly townies with his gun and that he is more likely to receive priest protection at night time. And as for the "most useful" role in the game, its still likely hes an indie which would make him extremely dangerous to the town.
Pikamaster: Diaz asked for our input for the lynch and this is one of the most clear ways to do it. It makes plenty of sense. Especially since cardz is kind enough to tally them for us. Its not stupid at all.
10. fire spin (fire spin): You are the Town Seer, ignored by the Guards when you decreed that the Town would be attacked by Wolves and those in charge would be killed. Now that the Wolves have integrated themselves into the town, you must use your powers to discover them.
Each night, you will PM me the name of one player still in the game. You will then learn the alignment of that player.
WIN CONDITION: Town Wins.
(NOTE: This Seer is the Madman and will receive false results on all searches.)
This is what his role was:
No where in his role description does it say that he is the town madman. There is a note, as in, and added note saying that he is the town madman. Why would the town madman know he's a madman? Also, false info does not mean it will work to reverse it.