WW: XCVIII ~ Game Thread ~ Death at the Foot of Taniquetil

[Nerwen]

YesterDay... was completely insane. I must say, while it's nice we're a wolf down– even if by pure luck– I'm not at all happy about my jewel getting it. I mean, what did I tell you?

[Nerwen]

So, questions–

1. Why Nog? Was it just to get rid of the most active player, or did his push to lynch Skip look Seer-ish (i.e., a Seer who had dreamed Skip, but no other wolf)? It was certainly an unusual thing for him to suggest– but then he voted me instead, which ought to have cancelled out that line of reasoning. (From my point of view, I suppose it could also have been a framing attempt, but a pretty feeble one.)


2. Did the remaining wolves know each other yesterDay, anyway? 2. a.) Did they (or either of them, if they haven't made contact) know Skip's role? This seems very unlikely, though he *could* have been a random Night One dream.

[satansaloser2005]

Responding to this as it catches my eye.

Originally Posted by Nerwen

Did the remaining wolves know each other yesterDay, anyway? 2. a.) Did they (or either of them, if they haven't made contact) know Skip's role? This seems very unlikely, though he *could* have been a random Night One dream.

I'd say the odds of Skip being a random wolf dream are actually quite good, depending of course upon who the other wolves are. Skip is a veteran player, and it might be a good idea for a wolf (especially a newer player) to know whether or not Skip would be on their side (much like a seer might dream a player they like, for lack of a better word, to find a good ally). Do note that the same applies to other veteran players, so I really don't know how much that's worth. In the end, we won't know until the game is over, I suspect, though I hope a wolf did waste a dream on Skip and thus may not have knowledge of its fellow.


Back to my other business....