Looks like Meiz is scum.
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”
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 (October 9th, 2020, 15:21)Lewwyn Wrote: Looks like Meiz is scum. Town or scum, I would have been screaming LYNCH at that list so hard.
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The game's over.
Meiz, Gaspar and Alhambram are the remaining wolves. Meiz's End of night post and his play so far today prove he's not actually surprised I flipped blue. Also it shows preplanning of everything. Meiz, Gaspar and Alhambram bussed Commodore Day 2 to take over the town. I was so suspicious of everyone pushing Comm so certainly that I went the other way with it and thought he was a villager being pushed to the gallows, but really it was calculated. With novice dead (and novice too rusty and willing to just let Day 3 pass) there's no one left to reorganize the town and fight back. Rowain is too antagonistic and can't lead a town lynch; doesn't gather people well. Pindi is discredited and no one will follow him. Sunrise doesn't trust himself or his reads nor is he the type to lead. Instead he'll follow Meiz. Kaiser can't defend himself and despite what I've said he will be mislynched at some point. I don't think GES really understands what's going on and he doesn't really draw support. Bob is a loose cannon and he'll easily misfire. I suspect he doesn't read half the posts. Jabbz has too much suspicion on him that's been layered over time. The townies have become accustomed to distrusting him. Day 3 was really the tipping point, but Meiz and Gaspar rode the Comm lynch to lynch me and if I'm gonne its game over. Too many townies are followers and they all think Meiz is town because of the Comm lynch. I don't see any way the town coalesces. They are taking too many cues from Meiz. Game over man, Game over.
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”
Sunrise is burned out, poor man. This is why you skim some (although Bob is skimming to a hilarious level).
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I write RPG adventures, and blog about it, check it out. (October 9th, 2020, 15:51)Lewwyn Wrote: Meiz, Gaspar and Alhambram are the remaining wolves. Is Alhambram a neighbor with sunrise or a Mason? I have no clue on Gaspar but I am very surprised Meiz survived Night 3 if he is town. Waldorf: I'm really going to enjoy it today. Statler: You plan to like this game? Waldorf: No, I plan to watch Codenames! Both: Do-ho-ho-ho-hoh!
Alhambram is a neighbour not mason.
It's possible that Bob could the last wolf over Alhambram as well. Day 1 and 2 wasn't suspicious, but I think Day 3 he was MIA more than usual and his posts today do not feel surprised by my flipping town.
“The wind went mute and the trees in the forest stood still. It was time for the last tale.”
I would dump my vote on Meiz if I were playing because why is he still alive then? The wolfs might not kill him in order to trick the village but they wouldn't have the balls to do that on the second real game back, especially considering it's similar to the wolfs not killing commodore in the game before this one (which caused the wolfs to lose).
So is Meiz ripping off the smiling scowl mask to reveal the snarling skull mask beneath? I also can't get over his town/scum leans.
I guess my Omar dreams are crumbling, unless he is a scum tracker - which seems a pointless position in a role madness game. As for Alhambram, I cannot glean anything from his posts, town or scum. Villains are still 2 down, and have probably lost soe of their best roles. Pindicator can keep bodyguarding Rowain. Either team could still win this.
If morale is to material as 10 is to 1, then village is doomed. I don't approve of the "pick off the happy ones" murder strategy but it's pretty effective.
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