I can be here for roughly the next hour than I have straight duties until half-an-hour before the deadline. So most likely I will have time to return and vote, but little else.
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Kent, I was just trying to work out why the wolves would have chosen a no-trace kill (if indeed they did) rather than try for a gifted... motivations can be a clue to identity, you know.
-Nerwen
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Maybe you are, I was just saying that
Eomer is making an assumption about his
Kath trap - and that is the wraiths would have responded to it and I am not convinced they would. It all depends upon what wraiths we have here, do we have wraiths that want to flaunt their dirty laundry to the village and rub it in our face? Or wraiths that want to remain silent and safe as much as possible?
Eomer's move only finds the former, and I wonder how "easily" the wraiths fell for it as he claims. This is my first game with
Eomer, and with many of you, but I get the feeling most here have been in WW for a long time, and I wonder if it was as easy as
Eomer claims it to be why would experienced baddies fall for it? And what makes anyone believe a wraith would even respond to
Eomer claiming
Kath was a seer kill?
Most people made no comment, or in your case you mediated. Maybe you are a thinking, cautious, innocent (I mean I do know that wraiths are not the only ones capable of worrying about being lynched and being found suspicious). But my point I was trying to make is I question the assuredness that
Eomer reached with his
Kath-trap and therefor I question your subtle support of it.
Edit: more cross posting