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Originally Posted by Nerwen about Zeus
Is he allied to the village at all? Can he win without Hera?
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I had that spotted as well
Rikae, so it's possible it was not for nothing... At the time when people were thinking whether the innocent-lovers should take the side of the village
Nerwen went on with this. I had just forgotten this.
So I would say you two are not on the same side, at least you do not know it even if you were - well how to define sides in the first place in this kind of game anyway? What I was trying to say? That you two are not both (edit: added "both") wolves... that's more or less what I was trying to say.
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Originally Posted by Rikae
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Originally Posted by me
Also, there is no way we can tell if the cursed has been turned or not until the end of the game. If there is no kill at one Night we might suspect it but we couldn't be sure about that because of possible saves by the rangers.
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From the rules, as I quoted them:
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Originally Posted by the rules
Dionysus is the Cursed. If the Wolves choose to Night kill him, he will join their ranks. Only the player and I will know that they are Dionysus. I will not reveal the Cursed until the end of the game.
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Or can you interpret this any other way?
Heh, interesting to see how different interpretations two people can make on the same subject (seeing what you found on
Boro with
tp and
Lalaith - the comments of which I thought were more or less out of the discussion)...
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Originally Posted by Inzil
I still don't get this, Mac. Why would Borolover think talking about Zeus would indicate to his beloved he could be their counterpart?
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Exactly, I mean if he was just another lover of another wolf (or the other way around?). I hate suspecting you (really) and even if you say
Rikae explained why you did that I must say I didn't get it, exactly for this reason. That just makes no sense - heh, as you said in your initial post it didn't... But why all the explanations then, afterwards?