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Kath · 01-28-2006, 05:24 PM

Nice to see you Valier. I agree the double lynch is risky. My concern is that if we don't get rid of these two we will continue to be hung up on them tomorrow.

If we lynched Wayne today and Gandalf tomorrow and the wolves kill an innocent in the Night that makes 3 innocents dead if Wayne and Gandalf are not wolves.

If we lynch them both today and the wolves kill an innocent in the night that again makes 3 innocents dead (same circumstances pending) BUT that means tomorrow we have more chance of getting a wolf and the wolves have one less night to kill.

Wait, that doesn't really make sense. Erm, ok if we do a double lynch then the wolves have one kill, tonight. If we lynch them on separate days that means the wolves have two nights to kill.

If anyone doesn't get this I'm sorry. It makes such sense in my head but I can't explain it! Basically it is almost to our advantage to do the double.

01-28-2006, 05:24 PM	#345
Kath Everlasting Whiteness Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Perusing the laminated book of dreams Posts: 4,533	Nice to see you Valier. I agree the double lynch is risky. My concern is that if we don't get rid of these two we will continue to be hung up on them tomorrow. If we lynched Wayne today and Gandalf tomorrow and the wolves kill an innocent in the Night that makes 3 innocents dead if Wayne and Gandalf are not wolves. If we lynch them both today and the wolves kill an innocent in the night that again makes 3 innocents dead (same circumstances pending) BUT that means tomorrow we have more chance of getting a wolf and the wolves have one less night to kill. Wait, that doesn't really make sense. Erm, ok if we do a double lynch then the wolves have one kill, tonight. If we lynch them on separate days that means the wolves have two nights to kill. If anyone doesn't get this I'm sorry. It makes such sense in my head but I can't explain it! Basically it is almost to our advantage to do the double. __________________ “If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world.”