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Originally Posted by dancing spawn
No, it wouldn't. If Garin and Gil are lynched toDay and both of them were innocent, tomorrow we'd have one ordinary villager, hunter, cobbler and wolf. The villager and hunter would vote for the remaining wolf (in this scenario, me) and the wolf and cobbler would vote for either of the innocents -> a double lynching -> villagers win.
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Well, with Garin's vote, that now looks to be back on the table.
Current votes:
Garin - 3 (Glirdan, Gil-Galad and Nilp)
Gil-Galad - 2 (mormegil and Garin)
Spawn, why don't you vote for Gil-Galad and I will then wrestle with my conscience over whether to play it safe and withold my vote, or save a probably inocent Gil by voting for Garin?
One question. Are we sure that one villager and the Cobbler remaining at the end of all things is a village victory?
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Originally Posted by mormegil
I'm feeling somewhat rejected and despondent ...
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Good!
