Rune
#35.
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Originally Posted by Rune Son of Bjarne
Personally I am loving the idea of empowering the dead! It seems like a very barrow-wightish thing to do, and perhaps it could evolve into a religion of sorts.
If we chose to tie the vote, I doubt that we would risk loosing data for us to analyze at a later stage. After all there is more to pack-behavior and whatnot than voting patterns.
Sorry for the shoret cameo, I will return again later.

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Okay, so from his very first post he advocates a deliberate tie. (Is also in favour of the plan for communicating with the Dead.)
#79.
Banter. Contains a line about how he enjoys “killing Europeans”. This is clearly a joke in context (referring back to
Agan and
morm's exchange at #67, #69), but I suppose a very paranoid pack might have jumped on it.
#93.
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Originally Posted by Rune Son of Bjarne
So we are not going for a tied non-lynch today?
But rather we are going to at least attempt to get a baddie?
What a splendid idea! We all know what an incredible success rate we have on day 1, and obviously a well meaning effort always gets rewarded. Since when did sincerity become an excuse for failure?
ehm... I guess what I am trying to say, is that I still quite fancy that non-lynch thingy.
Also I will have to vote quite soon.
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Stronger support than before for the non-lynch. Gets all sarcastic.
#101.
Banter with
Greenie. Might possibly have been taken as a hint or code of some kind. (I doubt it is, though.)
#105.
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Originally Posted by Rune Son of Bjarne
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Originally Posted by Rikae
Who said anything about "good intentions"? I want people to use reasoning and intuition to vote intelligently. Day 1 too often seems like the day to lynch anyone who behaves erratically, which is, to my recollection, a really bad strategy. When we do catch a wolf based on their posts, it's usually more of a "seems fair and feels foul" situation.
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I don't know if anybody used those words.
You want people to use intuition to vote intelligently?
Is there any meaningful way in which using your intuition, differentiates from reacting to erratic behaviour?
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Sceptical of the possibility of “intelligent” Day One voting.
#106.
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Originally Posted by Rune Son of Bjarne
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Originally Posted by Nogrod
So Form, do you suggest we'd let the baddies kill each other first and not try lynching any of them? Just sit back as sacrificial lambs and wait whether they kill us all or whether they happen to kill each other first, or whether our gifteds save the day or tell us what to do?
Playing this game kind of means we villagers play it as well - and not only those who have roles will play it.
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Pathos much?
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They must be having an interesting time in the Dead Thread...
#108.
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Originally Posted by Rune Son of Bjarne
I apologise for the successive posts.
I do really have to leave, and so will have to vote.
I can either vote Formendacil, since he volunteered, or I could vote for Greenie, since I do not care for the buddying up her and Nog is doing (also she mentioned Kant).
++Formendacil
Yup... I don't want to see Form gone, and I would be deeply saddened if this lead to his demise. Though I spoke ill about Greenie, I would hardly say that her actions merits the label "suspicious", "annoying" would be more fitting.
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Second vote of the Day (first was
Nilp's inevitable self-vote). It is also the only post of seven in which which he actually *says* anything, other than banter and arguing for a deliberate tie. As you
see, he expresses suspicion of
Greenie and
Nog, especially the former, but votes
Form “because he volunteered”; stresses that he does not actually want
Form lynched, and that he does not “really” suspect
Greenie. This is fairly typical behaviour for a nervous Seer who has not yet dreamed a wolf and is afraid of dying early (which
Rune often does) and having his words twisted after death. Taken with his jumpiness and obsession with the dangers of the lynch, I would say
Rikae is likely correct that he was killed as a “gifted”. (An alternative, assuming #79 was taken as a double-bluff, was that he was killed a rival wolf.)
Further discussion points: If so, were the wolves right? And is
Rik just guessing why he was killed, or does she
know? (Really: it’s surprising how often a wolf will helpfully explain the reasoning behind the Night-kill…)
Edit: x'd since
morm at #243; clarification; wrongly attributed opinion; highlighting.