Tol-In-Gauroth XXIV: Battle of the Band[Wagon] - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Nogrod · 10-03-2006, 03:41 AM

I'm back too and have just read the posts written after my last visit.

This is getting annoyingly complicated! (OOC: that's why I love this game!)

With a quick glance I might join those who think that Durelin's list is the best we have thus far and will try to see it further.

I also tend to agree with Boro that there may be something very crafty going on behind the curtains as all the "talkers" have been looking at wrong directions after Day1...

And then one more thing. I'm not sure whether Di was taken as a random. I have started to doubt it somewhat. Think of it this way. Firstly, the wolves had just gained a jackpot (three dead innocents) so they really could afford a little more risky kill the next Night. This would have been their chance to go for it! But they didn't. Secondly, my family-memoires tell me that when the lycanthrophes come up with a suspicion that someone is the Seer they will go for her/him whatever the cost. And as Di didn't overtly behave like a Seer, she must have gotten something right by chance to make the wolves go after her?

Or then those beasts were just incredibly lucky in being somewhat careful non-risk takers last Night...

10-03-2006, 03:41 AM	#26
Nogrod Flame of the Ainulindalë Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Wearing rat's coat, crowskin, crossed staves in a field behaving as the wind behaves Posts: 9,308	I'm back too and have just read the posts written after my last visit. This is getting annoyingly complicated! (OOC: that's why I love this game!) With a quick glance I might join those who think that Durelin's list is the best we have thus far and will try to see it further. I also tend to agree with Boro that there may be something very crafty going on behind the curtains as all the "talkers" have been looking at wrong directions after Day1... And then one more thing. I'm not sure whether Di was taken as a random. I have started to doubt it somewhat. Think of it this way. Firstly, the wolves had just gained a jackpot (three dead innocents) so they really could afford a little more risky kill the next Night. This would have been their chance to go for it! But they didn't. Secondly, my family-memoires tell me that when the lycanthrophes come up with a suspicion that someone is the Seer they will go for her/him whatever the cost. And as Di didn't overtly behave like a Seer, she must have gotten something right by chance to make the wolves go after her? Or then those beasts were just incredibly lucky in being somewhat careful non-risk takers last Night... __________________ Upon the hearth the fire is red Beneath the roof there is a bed; But not yet weary are our feet...