Tol-in-Gaurhoth (Isle of Werewolves)

[Rune Son of Bjarne]

I don't care about the time since I never know when I am up anyway, I was thinking about hating Durelin for a second, but then decidet that I could not be botherd.


I have already said I am pro the same sex thing, but I dont really care. . .

the only thing left for me is to find an occupation and do this

--Retractable Votes


Edit: I was not serious about considering hating Durelin, it takes a whole lot more for me to hate people. (to who ever that thought otherwise)

There was not even anything in Durelins post that could get me the slightest annoyed/angry what ever. If people were to say "please don't hate me" in a conversation, it is very likely that I would say more or less the same thing as I wrote just before. It is the way I am, but I will try to remember putting in a smily the next time or not write it at all.

[Nilpaurion Felagund]

Won't you be a Jounin instructor, for li'l old me? *bambi eyes* It would be hard to be the only high-level ninja (and Sharingan user) aboard.

And just imagine the fight scenes we could come up with on DAY 1 . . . Katon: Goukakyuu no Jutsu!

Oh, brother. Please throw me overboard.

[Durelin]

I was actually considering such options, Nilp...

And don't worry about it, Rune...I'm not overly concerned with who hates me and doesn't, anyway.

I like smilies, though. If you can't tell...

[Holbytlass]

Please, PLEASE can someone point to where or explain what the lovers role is. I can't find it- and it being a game I don't really care what the genders are, gives added mystery to not being narrowed down. As long as there aren't any major slobery-fest scenes being written *I hate Harlequin!*

++retractable votes

[mormegil]

Holby,

I haven't played in one, as there has only been one so far, but what I understand of it is this:

1. You will have your normal 3 wolves
2. You will have your normal gifteds.
3. The major difference is that one of the wolves and one ordo (not gifted) are lovers. They have an ill-fated love and realize that their only way of truly making their love real is by killing off all villagers and wolves. The two can talk and the wolf can reveal anything and everything to the lover that he/she wishes. If one dies the other dies of grief, or so the last game went I believe.

Hope that sums it up well enough.

[Diamond18]

Morm, has it, except that there are 4 wolves in a Lovers' game. Or at least, there were in Nilp's -- two of each gender. In my view, this was major disadvantage to the wolves, because at the end they knew that the last wolf had to be a male (seeing as how two females wolves and one male wolf was already dead).

[mormegil]

Originally Posted by Diamond18

Morm, has it, except that there are 4 wolves in a Lovers' game. Or at least, there were in Nilp's -- two of each gender. In my view, this was major disadvantage to the wolves, because at the end they knew that the last wolf had to be a male (seeing as how two females wolves and one male wolf was already dead).

Agreed if we are doing the lovers WW, which sound okay to me but not great, I think the genders of the 4 wolves should be random and then pick the one lover wolf and then the oppostie gender lover.

[Formendacil]

Originally Posted by Diamond18

Morm, has it, except that there are 4 wolves in a Lovers' game. Or at least, there were in Nilp's -- two of each gender. In my view, this was major disadvantage to the wolves, because at the end they knew that the last wolf had to be a male (seeing as how two females wolves and one male wolf was already dead).

Well, I think Nilp had four wolves more to balance his Seeriffs than his lovers... but a balance may still be needed.

Agreed about the random genders for wolves- Nilp had balanced genders and it killed the wolves, what was left after the Seeriffs. The only good thing was that he didn't let the village know the genders were balanced...

*a still sulking XIX Wolf*