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I didn't assume that. But tamius stated his pack did not hunt AOK, and I have that pack as one of my guesses
Ah, I didn't remember that one. I think Bagricula should have forbade it, it is not acceptable, especially out of the actual game thread.
The scribes of court scribble away furiously as dragon and tiger contend. At nightfall the accusations stand thus:
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(5) Edmund Blackadder - Lady Kaede (707), Romeo (722),Macbeth (724), Ah Q (728), Touchstone (732), Lady Sué (760)
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(1) Romeo - Edmund Blackadder (678)
(1) Macbeth - Henry V (654)
Not voted: None
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(1) Romeo - Edmund Blackadder (678)
(1) Macbeth - Henry V (654)
Not voted: None
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Before the update shows up and kills me, my bets are
Vainglory - Kingepyon
Randakar (on the Tamius pack).
Edit : Can't really justify this with solid argument, but behavior and certain things point to that. Either way, if my bet is correct, it was well played by all of them.
Vainglory - Kingepyon
Randakar (on the Tamius pack).
Edit : Can't really justify this with solid argument, but behavior and certain things point to that. Either way, if my bet is correct, it was well played by all of them.
Quick update now please. And I must say I'm pissed off at our zombies for being so distracting.
Oh, I was growing uncertain of all the day 1 assumptions. Nevertheless, this lynch was very poor. Not that I don't blame myself for it, though.
The Doom of Hidetora
Bards would long recall the ill-fated end of the Great Lord Hidetora and his band of samurai companions:
So read the Doom of Hidetora, first Great Lord of the Ichimonji, slain by the assassins of his own son Taro.
Ran, or Chaos
The ninja-assassins of Lord Taro have eliminated their rivals and reached parity with the samurai...
...bereft of their leader, they are quickly slain.
...first, Edmund Blackadder, by the hands of his friends...
...second, Lady Kaede, her dreams of vengeance unfulfilled...
...third, Henry V, whose sacrifice on Crispian's day will be unremembered...
...fourth, Romeo, the silent lover...
...fifth, Touchstone, the Fool who thought himself Wise...
All hail the doom that comes to men, all fear the shadow that kills in the night.
The Ninja-Assassins are Victorious
Honor our dishonorable victors.
...first, Ah Q, whose double-think struck doubly twice...
...second, Lady Sué, whose gentle pacifism hid a heart of stone...
...third, Macbeth, the Scottish Play...that kills...
THE FORMS MUST BE OBEYED
Bards would long recall the ill-fated end of the Great Lord Hidetora and his band of samurai companions:
When twenty-two brave samurai came in,
with foolish arrogance he split his land,
And set against each son another kin,
Thinking him safe within his merry band.
But, Great Lord, friend and foe are dressed alike,
And three and three assassins hidden here,
Could place your wise gray head upon a pike,
While you strike down your men in panicked fear.
No refuge will you find with flesh of flesh,
Nor blood will shelter blood under the sky,
That red with all your murders made their creche,
A fitting end, by your own hand, to die.
Mad howling wolves have gnawed away the face,
That proudly slew the ancient boar he chased.
with foolish arrogance he split his land,
And set against each son another kin,
Thinking him safe within his merry band.
But, Great Lord, friend and foe are dressed alike,
And three and three assassins hidden here,
Could place your wise gray head upon a pike,
While you strike down your men in panicked fear.
No refuge will you find with flesh of flesh,
Nor blood will shelter blood under the sky,
That red with all your murders made their creche,
A fitting end, by your own hand, to die.
Mad howling wolves have gnawed away the face,
That proudly slew the ancient boar he chased.
So read the Doom of Hidetora, first Great Lord of the Ichimonji, slain by the assassins of his own son Taro.
Ran, or Chaos
The ninja-assassins of Lord Taro have eliminated their rivals and reached parity with the samurai...
...bereft of their leader, they are quickly slain.
...first, Edmund Blackadder, by the hands of his friends...
...second, Lady Kaede, her dreams of vengeance unfulfilled...
...third, Henry V, whose sacrifice on Crispian's day will be unremembered...
...fourth, Romeo, the silent lover...
...fifth, Touchstone, the Fool who thought himself Wise...
All hail the doom that comes to men, all fear the shadow that kills in the night.
The Ninja-Assassins are Victorious
Honor our dishonorable victors.
...first, Ah Q, whose double-think struck doubly twice...
...second, Lady Sué, whose gentle pacifism hid a heart of stone...
...third, Macbeth, the Scottish Play...that kills...
THE FORMS MUST BE OBEYED
Day 5
Edmund Blackadder, a samurai, a.k.a. Cakravarti was lynched.
Congratulations, Lord Taro's Ninja-assassins for achieving parity and eliminating the opposition.
Winners:
Macbeth, a ninja-assassin, a.k.a. Vainglory
Lady Sue, a ninja-assassin, a.k.a. THE_SPLIT
Ah Q, a ninja-assassin, a.k.a. Kingepyon
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Indeed, another hour and we'd be saying this to Macbeth:
[video=youtube;NoOhnrjdYOc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoOhnrjdYOc&ob=av3e[/video]
He was not doing a good job, yet he did enough to delay us to deadline.
[video=youtube;NoOhnrjdYOc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoOhnrjdYOc&ob=av3e[/video]
He was not doing a good job, yet he did enough to delay us to deadline.
Funny thing, first thing that came to my mind when I saw AOK dead was Vainglory. Can't explain why though
Nah, we wouldn't. We thought this out very poorly. We've focused on the lynches when we should have looked at the hunts. Of course, we assumed that there were two packs, still.
Btw, new term for flawless wolf Meso victory?
Nah, we wouldn't. We thought this out very poorly. We've focused on the lynches when we should have looked at the hunts. Of course, we assumed that there were two packs, still.
Btw, new term for flawless wolf Meso victory?
kiwi, I would argue that due to this horrible set-up at no point in the game (with the possible exeption of the snoop lynch) were the wolfes not in control....
Many many thanks for a tremendously entertaining debut for me as a GM and for Werewolf Meso. I'll be wanting to do some in-dept de-briefing and analysis afterwards, but for now relish your victory / defeat.