Unvote Alynkio
Vote Jeray
Survival reasons, thanks alynkio for this -.-
Let's see that.
Vote Jeray
Survival reasons, thanks alynkio for this -.-
Let's see that.
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In lites we always have a free TIE. If we don't TIE, and we have the seer setup, then tomorrow would still be the last day with 6-4---and the wolves would also have easier hiding/convincing a villager to vote with them.
If we have the friends setup then tomorrow won't be the last day and hence a TIE wasn't needed today, but we can't know whether we have it so we need to assume that tomorrow is the last day.
Given Claude was too late and nobody else switched then the last one should be good.
Night 3
After steady deliberation, our picturesque Breton village decides upon a double hanging to double the fun and double its chances. It was the right choice this time. Or half-right. But it was something. A quick search of the personal effects of the known wolf reveals both fur and feathers.
In the broader Lai universe in which we inhabit, Yonec tells of a shapeshifting homme-oiseau. A common link with our Bisclavrets and Garuals is an adulterous affair, but we can rest in reassurance that hommes-oiseaux have no demonic affiliations; they'll even pray to demonstrate their kindly origin those whom they meet. But is a bird-wolf alliance really out of the question? Instead of investigating this along with the days-per-week and cycles of moon lead, one citizen concerned himself with being repressed and insisting on his rights rather than intriguing possibilies. But one lives and learns. Or is hunted and learns, as may be the case.
ClaudeLC the Villager was lynched
Jeray the Loup-Garrou was lynched
Jacksonian Missionary the Villager was hunted
NOT bird-knights. Actually, one of those weird evolutionary turns which tend to occur in remote places (remotest Brittany or the Canary Islands?). But close enough for our purposes.
After steady deliberation, our picturesque Breton village decides upon a double hanging to double the fun and double its chances. It was the right choice this time. Or half-right. But it was something. A quick search of the personal effects of the known wolf reveals both fur and feathers.
In the broader Lai universe in which we inhabit, Yonec tells of a shapeshifting homme-oiseau. A common link with our Bisclavrets and Garuals is an adulterous affair, but we can rest in reassurance that hommes-oiseaux have no demonic affiliations; they'll even pray to demonstrate their kindly origin those whom they meet. But is a bird-wolf alliance really out of the question? Instead of investigating this along with the days-per-week and cycles of moon lead, one citizen concerned himself with being repressed and insisting on his rights rather than intriguing possibilies. But one lives and learns. Or is hunted and learns, as may be the case.
ClaudeLC the Villager was lynched
Jeray the Loup-Garrou was lynched
Jacksonian Missionary the Villager was hunted
NOT bird-knights. Actually, one of those weird evolutionary turns which tend to occur in remote places (remotest Brittany or the Canary Islands?). But close enough for our purposes.
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Ok, Wagonlitz and Alynkio are almost always villas in my eyes now. I'm still not sure about Audren, because the case Jeray had on him was weak and different than random votes on me and Ramius.
Livingstone is a possible target too. He's laying low for most of the time.
k-59 is on the wagon with confirmed wolf. He's never wolfing with Audren.
LK, Arkasas and Ramius are all quiet. Both Arkasas and Ramius popped in shortly before eod.
I'm thinking Audren or Livingstone today.
We know that there's a confirmed wolf on Audren, which makes him look quite good. Still I'm sus of him becuz of wagonomics (d1 a d2 wagons). His d3 switch to Claude was strange too (Wagon, Alynkio, Claude were all more sus for him than Jeray).
He didn't vote Jeray, becuz:
K-59 isn't doing anything to prove himself either way. But I don't think that there were 2 wolves on him, if he's one. Jeray on the other hand could save him, if they were both in danger.
Maybe I'm overthinking it. It's more that I would like to see my case valid than anything else. Livingstone, LK and K-59 are probably all better targets.
What does jeray being on Audren have to do with you saying that k-59 has been waffling with Audren?
Also don't know what you mean by wagonimics.
science of wagons
No, what I mean is that Audren's not with k-59.
1) k-59 could be with Jeray, trying to push a counter.
2) Audren was with Jeray and this was distancing (I'm sus of Audren but this feels as a sketchy theory, so Alynkio is prolly right on Audren (but partly for wrong reasons))
3) Both of them are towns.
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Strictly speaking, he's even 5/4ths of a city. He's kind of a big deal.
Also, somebody here is a wolf.