The GM will corroborate this in a minute, but I used the KACEOY on Randakar and he did not sabotage!
Gliomarto!!! J'accuse!
Gliomarto!!! J'accuse!
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Very good! Now Tonka gets OC and checks Glio and we'll have some very good info to go on!
No, I'm not English, but I lived in Suffolk (Suffolk in England, not Suffolk Virginia-but I have lived there, too) as a child for a time-though I don't think that that qualifies as English.
I would almost say no-one from the last team, but people will counter-act by saying each player from that team has a 1/3 chance of being a Spy. I think there's a decent chance there was more than one spy (anyone see the possibility of randy telling Falc what to do? Also, glio could be the spy and another spy on the team left it up to him to sabotage. Several other possibilities for it being a multi-spy team). But anyway, I absolutely don't want randakar on the next team. I want myself, as I feel I'm the voice of reason (like a boss) you'll put yourself on...then...meh, I won't dictate the entire team. I'd also like a card simply because I know I'm resistance. In return for this I'm happy to be given the OverheardConversation card if need be, although I'd rather randy be given it so he has to pass it to me or AsdfeXcvascssfssd...
EDIT: Interesting development with the card. Still think there's a decent chance of a Falc/Randy combo especially given randakar pestering to get Falc in the team, but for now I'd also say don't put gliomarto in the team.
Simple plan- If Randy sabotaged, then Falc is a spy, while if Falc is cleared then we know randy didn't sabotage (After last game I'm not going to consider that cleared though.). So I'm going to give overheard conversation to someone next to falc to check that. That still leaves the other cards though.
In light of what I read after I finished typing the first draft of my last post, I agree with this.
You can always pass OC to me. It's not like I have much else to do down here in 10th.
On the other hand, this is also a good plan. If we can clear Falc, we automatically know gliomarto is a spy anyway. This way gives us as much information and possibly more...
Then again, if you use it on randy, and he's a spy, boom you get two spies in one for sure (him and Falc)...
True, but if Randy's cleared, it gives us no information on anyone else. Plus Randy went through last game without sabotaging, so falc wouldn't necessarily be a spy.
Hey Euro, if you use your Strong Leader right after I get my turn as Leader, then tamius will probably never become Leader this game
Hey Euro, if you use your Strong Leader right after I get my turn as Leader, then tamius will probably never become Leader this game
This seems like a worthwhile and entertaining course of action.
I agree with checking Falc but no, not Randy, he could be a spy that's not sabotaged while Glio did.
But yeah Falc is as good as Glio -- Not really much better, but just as good if anything.
None for sure, that's correct. He's not as good as glio or falc, but it's worthwhile to test all possible reactions.
Now we have a few possibilities. Suppose Randy and Falc are spies. Randy is a spy and saw that Falc is a spy. Because of this, Randy starts trying to get Falc on a team. They both end up on a team. One of the two chooses not to sabotage. Falc then uses his card to cover Randy, his possible spy-buddy. I tend to be more inclined to believe this more than glio being a spy. Then again, I could just be paranoid.:ninja:
The real question on whether to check Glio or Falc is who do we trust? Tonka or Tamius/Alphabet Soup?