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You know - I retract my statement about reason and logic. For some people, that doesn't appear to apply.
Aedan's proposal of:
Was accepted 4-3 as follows:
Approve: Aedan, Tamius, TNT, Randy
Reject: Gliomarto, Cliges, Tonka
The mission failed. There was 1 sabotage.
Tamius has the following cards to distribute:
Strong Leader – One time use - The player to whom the Leader passes this card may use this card to become the Leader. Use of this card must be declared before Plot Cards are drawn by the GM. When a "Strong Leader" is played, another "Strong Leader" may not be played until a Vote has been taken.
Keeping a close eye on you – One time use - The player to whom the Leader passes this card may use this card to learn whether a player SUPPORTED or SABOTAGED a Mission. The player holding it may ask, by PM to the GM during the team approval or mission phase, to use it on a player on the Mission team, and when the mission has concluded will learn whether the specified player supported or sabotaged. A player's mission order may not be checked by more than one player.
Tonka may propose a new team once the cards have been distributed.
Tamius is free to propose a team once the cards have been distributed.
Cliges
Tamius
Randakar
Tamius
Randakar
Was accepted 4-3 as follows:
Approve: Aedan, Tamius, TNT, Randy
Reject: Gliomarto, Cliges, Tonka
The mission failed. There was 1 sabotage.
Round 3
Tamius is the new leader.Tamius has the following cards to distribute:
Strong Leader – One time use - The player to whom the Leader passes this card may use this card to become the Leader. Use of this card must be declared before Plot Cards are drawn by the GM. When a "Strong Leader" is played, another "Strong Leader" may not be played until a Vote has been taken.
Keeping a close eye on you – One time use - The player to whom the Leader passes this card may use this card to learn whether a player SUPPORTED or SABOTAGED a Mission. The player holding it may ask, by PM to the GM during the team approval or mission phase, to use it on a player on the Mission team, and when the mission has concluded will learn whether the specified player supported or sabotaged. A player's mission order may not be checked by more than one player.
Tonka may propose a new team once the cards have been distributed.
Tamius is free to propose a team once the cards have been distributed.
Told you so.
But the good news is that we have plenty of evidence.
Let me work something out, and I'll report more later.
But the good news is that we have plenty of evidence.
Let me work something out, and I'll report more later.
Crap. It would have been too nice to have a sabotage-free team. So now things are starting to get interesting. What do we know?
-) (at least) one of Randy, Tamius and Cliges is a spy
-) if tamius is a spy, so is aedan
The following are assumptions but should be reasonable:
-) Cliges and Randakar are not both spies
-) Tamius + Cliges and Tamius + Randakar combos are unlikely IMO
-) if tamius AND aedan are evil, then their compatriot is likely tonka
Anything I've missed?
-) (at least) one of Randy, Tamius and Cliges is a spy
-) if tamius is a spy, so is aedan
The following are assumptions but should be reasonable:
-) Cliges and Randakar are not both spies
-) Tamius + Cliges and Tamius + Randakar combos are unlikely IMO
-) if tamius AND aedan are evil, then their compatriot is likely tonka
Anything I've missed?
I'm leaning toward tamius rather than randakar as saboteur.
But I still hope to present a more fleshed out theory later.
But I still hope to present a more fleshed out theory later.
It's quite possible that Cliges and Randy are both spies, which would explain why neither sabotaged in round 1.
Especially since it's the first proposal, so Cliges might have thought it had no chance of passing.
To Cliges: I'm afraid I'm leaning towards you as the saboteur.
Especially since it's the first proposal, so Cliges might have thought it had no chance of passing.
To Cliges: I'm afraid I'm leaning towards you as the saboteur.
