WW26: The Masquerade [Game Thread]

[Doctor Saul]

And I do not know, but it makes more sense to me than fool.

[Sir Percival]

u were awfully confident yesterday that ur result on kate was scum altered. why that first assumption?

[Doctor Saul]

Because I do not think our GM would make a fool role. It is a no-fun role. So there must be another explanation.

I know we had a taunter role before. Perhaps it is that instead of redirector.

[Fat Rose]

What Percival means is that you could not be sure that the wolves had not messed with your result on N1 already, simply by luck. Still you insisted already before Muriels flip that she is village and therefore you had to be certain that no one messed with your result on that night.

Now I agree with Percival on the notion that this is odd. I first thought there is no reason for a wolf to try and save a villager but thinking about it, that play was not really going to achieve that ever imo.

[Agnes The Orphan]

BG Muriel, I agree with Edith on this one.

[Sir Percival]

Because I do not think our GM would make a fool role. It is a no-fun role. So there must be another explanation.

I know we had a taunter role before. Perhaps it is that instead of redirector.

on top of what rose say, seer giving opposite alignment is not no-fun, coz u can logically deduce true results.

[Doctor Saul]

Well obviously i am not that
If i was Muriel would have been a wolf and proved me wrong. And people would be lynching me for saving her

[Know-Nothing Jon]

No... We wouldn't be lynching you, because the wolves would be killing you, for being an insane seer. That is just as powerful as a regular seer once you've discovered what it is. You just need to invert the results to get the actual alignments.

The question now that Muriel flipped innocent is why you were allowed to make a second scry. You must have looked like a genuine seer to the wolves.

[Doctor Saul]

If they can mess with my results why do they need to fear me?

[Young Will]

If they can mess with my results why do they need to fear me?