Codenames 29 Lurker Thread

[Bobchillingworth]

Hey, Ichabod is still around! I was a little worried you'd ended up in a bad way.

[Bobchillingworth]

Also:

I think War + Ruler for sure. T-Hawk rule - what word would one pick for those clues. War Field = Gettysburg or Agincourt or whatever. War Charge = Picket's or Bonsai.

He obviously meant "Banzai", but a spymaster sunrise cluing Bonsai and then getting frustrated when his team picked something like "Spring, Stick" would have been wonderful.

[Rowain]

For Vodka, Moscow Mule is a famous Vodka drink usually served in copper mugs.

HI Ichabod

copper makes sense as it is used in distilleries.

I like copper now more than cold.

[Bobchillingworth]

Hmm, my first thoughts for Cylinder were Pipe and Train. Spring and Stick work too though. Pipe and Stick aren't too difficult to clue together with something like Match (2), and you might be able to get Spring and Cylinder with Slinky (2), but Pipe and Train are tough; maybe Tube (2).

[Rowain]

 ....., and you might be able to get Spring and Cylinder with Slinky (2), .....

But you need to get spring and pipe together

[Old Harry]

I like how much easier and quicker decisions are in a team of 4.

[Bobchillingworth]

Maybe "Opera" for Cavalry, as in Ride of the Valkyries?

[DaveV]

Maybe "Opera" for Cavalry, as in Ride of the Valkyries?

Good thing you weren't on my team!

[El Grillo]

I like how much easier and quicker decisions are in a team of 4.

Agreed, it felt nice to be able to quickly reach a clean 2:1 majority.

[Wyatan]

Codename 32, "basilisk" clue

The medieval Basilisk (not the D&D version) is a serpent / cockerel mix, which is as close as it gets to a plumed serpent => Quetzacoatl => AZTEC