WW LXXXVIII: What Lies in the Dark (Game Thread)

[Nogrod]

Hey Fea! Love you truly. *bows*

++ Fea

[Shastanis Althreduin]

Now, now, Lhuna dear, you can hardly expect us to go against our allegiance. That would hardly be sporting.

++Fea

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Well for that, Shasta, you don't get story time from the other night.

Hm. I shall have to ponder this.

[Nogrod]

Originally Posted by Feanor of the Peredhil

Hm. I shall have to ponder this.

You are the MVP for us in this game...

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Originally Posted by Nogrod

You are the MVP for us in this game...

And I daresay you'll take full credit for my complete inability to properly participate? It's such a tactical advantage, you see. Such a glorious victory. All the best competitions are won against crippled adversaries. Do you gloat when you joust against the turbine of a windmill and it retreats, its back to the wind and to your sword?

[Nogrod]

Originally Posted by Feanor of the Peredhil

And I daresay you'll take full credit for my complete inability to properly participate?

Nope. Not at all. But I do take some credit from realising we could win if you didn't appear in the end of yesterDay... and being able to execute it.

I mean, about one hour before the DL yesterDay I was more or less sure that we had lost. And it looked totally grim, anyway I counted the numbers.

Until I realised that you hadn't posted the whole Day and started keeping my thumbs up you wouldn't... as without you it was actually possible to lynch Wilwa which I had thought impossible from the get go (well from after I had myself started to hint about her being Sam). So suddenly there was light in the end of a tunnel that had just been turning darker and darker however well we played...

It's such a tactical advantage, you see. Such a glorious victory.

Had I known that you were not participating I would agree with you. But without that knowledge we were actually just laying all our eggs to one basket and hoping for the best on the last minutes.

The gloriousness of our victory doesn't come so much from that though, but from the game mechanics which were really against us; the slowness of spiderlings turning, Sam having a capability to both ranger and heal, the loose rule of "you should not reveal" (which meant practically every goodie-role revealed) etc. And really: we had to outnumber you, the normal coming to the level in numbers was not enough...

All the best competitions are won against crippled adversaries.

All best competitions are won against overpowering adversaries - and you get to feel really happy when you find the weakness from there when things look desperate at the last hour... So yes, I feel like we deserve some gloating rights.

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Originally Posted by Nogrod

Had I known that you were not participating I would agree with you.

I'm quite sure I mentioned it in passing...

Originally Posted by Feanor of the Peredhil

I only get a free pass on not voting once (toMorrow, when I'll be traveling due to some of that Nasssssty real life imperfection that keeps mucking up the game)

Most assuredly you have won, and well. I shan't deny you that. But I shall point out that I did say I wouldn't be around to vote, so you could have saved yourself needless concern about me showing up to ruin your mischief.

[Lhunardawen]

Originally Posted by Feanor of the Peredhil

And I daresay you'll take full credit for my complete inability to properly participate? It's such a tactical advantage, you see. Such a glorious victory. All the best competitions are won against crippled adversaries. Do you gloat when you joust against the turbine of a windmill and it retreats, its back to the wind and to your sword?

Lhunardawen likes this.

Also Nog, you might want to credit the unexpected drop-outs for helping you win the game.