It was bloody good indeed
It was fun to play as long as I could, and it was fun to keep reading. EURO is absolutely a brillant player too, and I will miss you for the time being. Also AOK: I know you would like to take a break after a wolf victory, but don't make it last too long. We need more games like these
Note: If you want to retain the EURO disclaimer, gofer it. 
I wrote that for the first lite I GM'ed, The Congress of Vienna, almost two years ago now.It's a standard template: Just revise the time and check everything twice by reading it.
He wanted to make me suspicious of jonti and jonti suspicious of me. It worked tremendously well.Bravo!
Extremely well played all around.
(.. and the ending explains why my gut did not agree with the evidence .. )
BTW, AOK - why did you hunt me back there?
Bravo!
Extremely well played all around.
(.. and the ending explains why my gut did not agree with the evidence .. )
BTW, AOK - why did you hunt me back there?
To set up Jonti and Euro, as Jonti said. In addition, I did not like you pointing out the fact that when I look innocent I am usually guilty as sin. I was but a clueless confused villager trying my best and you bringing things up like that was not helpful.
Whoops, wrong button.Yeah, that's nice.
I guess I can't claim I'm being bandwagonned, can I?
Well, at this point, if I were a wolf, I'd give up. But since I'm not, I'll still hold out hope that the two villagers will change their vote. I have neither the time, nor the reliable internet to go through and make a decent defense, and offense of who I think is a wolf. So let me say this:
Congratulations Wolf
If it's AOK: You finally lynched me you smug bastard. Well done.
If it's Jonti: Make sure you find out what the deadline is in later games. Manufactured confusion won't work anymore.
If it's Torn: Your plan worked beautifully. You'll start to get hunted and bandwagonned early in future games for this performance.
