Vote Wagonlitz
Gut feeling tells me he is a Danish tree hugging brainwashed "environmentalist".
Gut feeling tells me he is a Danish tree hugging brainwashed "environmentalist".
Not-Voted - 7: Wagonlitz, De Chat, Dedonus, nepechri, alynkio, Chieron, brovhakiin
Trying to meta the GM... He only added one GM zombie making it 20 players which is easier to divide by 4 to get 25% baddies in one pack than by 3 to get 33% baddies in two packs. Two GM zombies would be easier to divide by 3. But perchance it's only me that takes my rules of thumb that seriously...On the number of packs, it could go either way I think. We're small enough that only one pack is possible, potentially even likely. Two packs in something this small would be too fragile. Still could happen, but I'm slightly disinclined to think so.
You keep bringing up the "zealot" role, but this thread's OP does not list that as a possible trait (even though the seerish scan does mention being able to scan a zealot).Trying to meta the GM... He only added one GM zombie making it 20 players which is easier to divide by 4 to get 25% baddies in one pack than by 3 to get 33% baddies in two packs. Two GM zombies would be easier to divide by 3. But perchance it's only me that takes my rules of thumb that seriously...
But with the Zealot role I think it would be easier than normal to have two packs in a small game like this since we'd need to kill every baddie but the sorc if the packs are made up of Wolves/Zealots. At the same time there would still be something for the Priest to detect.
Wagon is a consistent alibi voter as a baddie, and if Arkasas was sold out, my money would be on him as the culprit. Wagon can be 'low energy' in the early days, however, and it can be tempting to mistake this for wolfishness. The DeChat vote, while decidedly a throwaway, is somewhat mitigated by the fact that DeChat isn't actually a bad candidate.
Nepechri: Trying to kill Darman for breaking aa 3-way TIE day 1 (someone was going to have to break it) and then voting Avernite for self-preservation isn't the greatest of cases. Still, he's new and earnest and seems to be trying. While this is hardly definitive proof that he isn't a baddie, it's enough to keep me far more interested in other people.
Beartjah: Our friendly neighborhood Meh-Bear has been talking a lot of sense this game and has served as a (perhaps not so) surprisingly good proxy for what a modestly less busy Alynkio would have said (I only work the afternoon today and have the next 2 days off, so my activity level will increase). He helped kill Arky the wolf and seems to have the interests of the village at heart (while this doesn't absolve him of all suspicion, obviously). As I mentioned, Capi only left us about 60 seconds to switch off of him. Basically at the bottom of my suspect list.
Brovahkiin: Yeah, that switch-off was pretty clearing. Though it's unclear whether we have 1 pack or 2 packs. If 2, Brovahkiin could still be worth a look.
Chieron: I am sympathetic to the argument that we shouldn't simply run up the same people each day. But Chieron is still a legitimate candidate in my book. Odd vote alignment with DeChat (and Darrman, until yesterday). Though it should be noted packs don't really coordinate their votes. The votes of both players did seem lazy (was on Darrman before Capi). Lazy players do often vote together. One could easily be a baddie, though (or both if in different packs and we have 2 packs) One of my reasons for preferring Capi yesterday was that, as Aedan mentioned at the time, the Avernite vote was just a little too blatant to be a packmate save. Though, 'too obvious to be wolfish' is rarely a good argument. Doesn't seem to have the village's interests at heart.
DeChat: As with Chieron, lazy and defensive votes. Relatively early Avernite voter (though Arky had received a vote) Not a bad candidate at all, but he did already get attention day 1 and....
De Chat - 4: Jacksonian Missionary [93], Claude LC [100], alynkio [101], jeray2000 [WW-Bot 84 -> 102]
A superstitious man would be worried. (Yes. I know hunt analysis is dumb) Still, if he's a baddie, we'll have to kill him at some point. Doesn't really seem to have the village's interests at heart.
Johho: Johho says he's been busy (to which I am sympathetic) but also know all too well that claims of business can easily be a cover for lupine tendencies. I don't like voting Johho because he's a very experienced and capable player, but am sympathetic to the case and to bringing new players into the spotlight generally speaking.
Hax: Hax is fun to have around and I don't like killing him off without a good reason. Yesterday's vote against Darrman was kinda weak, but today against Chieron makes sense.
Aedan 2.0: From a metagaming perspective, the bot was most likely a goodie, as the bot had a fairly high chance of dying early. Balance would be more altered by an early baddie death (especially if we have 2 packs). Could Alxeu have made an evil bot? Yes. But I'd bet on no. Aedan's v2's case against Wagon made sense even if no one joined it, and I am of the opinion no well-reasoned case is ever a throw-away vote. Whille Aedan is tricksy, I'd wager this is goodie Aedan.
Dedonus: As for Dedonus himself, he was the OG Arkasas voter day 1 (which would be an unnecessarily brutal sell-out) and he's being his usual analytical self. Not really at the top of my list.
Priestly powers lists it. It was a very long first post. I only read parts that were relevant for me. You fill in the blanks...You keep bringing up the "zealot" role, but this thread's OP does not list that as a possible trait (even though the seerish scan does mention being able to scan a zealot).