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Gory's lynch did say he may only vote, so I've been assuming he can no longer facilitate daytalk.
I'd personally put Coju leaning Red, Glib is not confirmed white yet either but probably leaning white. I'd trust him over CG. I think the whole CG / BA stuff D1 could be mafia distancing. From what I remember when I played mafia with CG is that he likes to distance himself.
Gory's lynch did say he may only vote, so I've been assuming he can no longer facilitate daytalk.
Morder (or whatever his name is) is red. If Gwaihir is a neutral that wins with town, how can part of his wincondition be that he loses if a member of the red is alive? That makes no sense.
It seems to me that you are playing a lot of follow the confirmed townies..... I am not sure we've had many actual thoughts from you.
Reading through Coju's posts on the thread for the first three days, they all seemed like very reasonable thoughts to have, and they weren't just following along with the crowd. In addition, on our days when we lynched town, he didn't vote with us to help out with the lynching. Both those facts make me think he's leaning white. If he had been silent and voted otherwise, that could be distancing...I think the talking+voting otherwise puts him at town.
Explain bolded part, please.
Lol. I am not Varys, sorry (Game of thrones reference for those who didn't catch it).
Interesting. So going for both sides here? You are putting your faith in me, but if that faith is misplaced, you are saying I told you so?
Congrats!
Really? So if BA dies today, you think that the best idea is to lynch me? Even if it takes 3 days to do?
I am not sure everyone follows my definition, but here they are:
Town: Wins when anti-town is eliminated
anti-town: wins when other factions can not prevent them from winning
nuetral: can win with either town or anti-town factions.
From this I consider SK and cult to be anti-town, although others seem to think otherwise.
I on the other hand am neutral, with 2 conditions:
1) Mordred is dead
2) I am alive when game ends
As for why I have that win condition - probably to make my role more interesting than a normal survivor, to match book flavor (Walter dies trying to kill him in the books), and to balance the rest of the powers I have been given.
Me winning in no way prevents the town from winning. It also does not prevent a mafia win. I can win alongside either faction.
I can govetoe gotryoinei oh good greig htha lookds likd nonsense. Vot e : Goryeani
Hvae mercy...
Long time ago I'm Stnley Ruiz the retarded kid.
Gyah do you poeple evne reanld th e theeread??
1)We're changing because it's a risk that gives us information. We need to eventually lynch Gory one day either way, so he's going either today or tomorrow.
2) If Gwai's kill on Bad Ash doesn't go off, then we take 1x strongman hit, but we also get to add another scum to our list. so we have guaranteed scum lynches for another day.
3)Kestegs is white and a member of the masons group.
Thanks numbers.
@pharphis, No, I am following along. Just wanted to double check my memory and the reasons for lynching Goryani were the same as the town.
Vote: Goryani
This is a very good point.
I saw Gwaihir's response but I'm leaning toward this being a slip and him having a whole different win-con.
Then get sure, I have lot of thoughts!
Here, have a bit more of my mind:
The way today is going is fine, putting our votes on someone different than Gwaihir's kill ability maximizes potential progress with very little risk (as phar said, we'd have to lynch Gory at some point anyway). Very suspicious of people vocally arguing for keeping our votes on BA (lookin' at you, coju).
Assuming Gory and BA are both gutted today, next likely suspects for tomorrow imo are:
Gwaihir - I tend to believe half of what he said at this point - he's neutral, he has a kill ability which he used on Bad Ash.
However, I'm not sold on his win-con and the rest of his abilities. Town-favorable wincon and attitude are very convenient. Also seems to have far too many death-avoiding abilities, as if to discourage us from considering wasting lynches on him.
Laarz - claim seemed believable at first (also, can't see why the scum would choose the same target for silence and nk), reluctance to share targets so far is odd and makes me rather wary of him.
coju - been playing a shifty game these past couple of days, avoided the townie lynch trains. Is now making strange arguments for keeping our votes on Ash today.
Another issue is flub's investigations, we really need to figure out how trustworthy they are.
That's off the top of my head.
I can govetoe gotryoinei oh good greig htha lookds likd nonsense. Vot e : Goryeani
Hvae mercy...
About Laarz:
He claimed to be a jailkeeper. From my knowledge a jailkeeper jails a person for a night, so nobody can do anything to that person and neither can the jailkeeped person do anything. To me that means that kestegs couldn't protect pharphis and kestegs couldn't be killed either unless there was a strongman around. The ka-tet says that BA was the strongman and he was dead at that time.
So if Laarz jailkept kestegs:
- if scum targeted kestegs, there is either another strongman or Laarz lied.
- if scum targeted pharphis, Laarz is lying if there isn't another roleblocker out there.
- if there is another roleblocker out there who targeted Laarz, then kestegs wouldn't be blocked and could protect pharphis
- if there is another roleblocker out who targeted Laarz, then why did Laarz get a message about "failed action". That is not normal.
Conclusion: Laarz is lying. It makes no sense otherwise.
And he shouldn't have gotten a failed message if he was roleblocked. Since if you are roleblocked, your action doesn't happen, so it can't fail.