WW XXXIII - Other Minds and Hands

[Macalaure]

Originally Posted by Volo

If we lynch Mac we lose a wolf, a lynch turn and an innocent or half of me at Night.

Riiight.

Another idea: Since we are now without rangers, I am going to be dead this way or the other, so we could try a double lynching of me and Volo. I would be ready to sacrifice myself for it, since I can't tell you my next dream anyway.

~crossed with Aganzir

[Kath]

And I think the easiest way for you both is to lynch Spm.

I actually agree with that, and the way Sauce responds will certainly tell us something. As an ordo he should really be willing to die to find out the truth (though I know from experience that it's very hard to give yourself up in these games, you want to see them through!). Of course, he'll probably turn up and claim he's the Seer now.

We should NOT lynch Volo and Mac. Mac is doing the put-upon innocent routine right now and whether it's real or not lynching the both of them is just stupid. One of them is our Seer, a double lynch is ridiculous as it will kill both of them. Mac right off and Volo by the end of the Night. The fact that Mac has suggested it has kinda sealed his fate for me, but I'd still rather get some proof.

[Macalaure]

Originally Posted by Kath

We should NOT lynch Volo and Mac. Mac is doing the put-upon innocent routine right now and whether it's real or not lynching the both of them is just stupid. One of them is our Seer, a double lynch is ridiculous as it will kill both of them. Mac right off and Volo by the end of the Night. The fact that Mac has suggested it has kinda sealed his fate for me, but I'd still rather get some proof.

You assume that Volo is truthful about his claim to have two lives. I highly doubt that.

If we end up lynching the evil person (Volo), then I will die during the night anyway.
If we end up lynching the good person (me), then Volo will continue living and you will have to use another lynch to get rid of him.

~crossed with Legate

[Macalaure]

Just why am I not surprised by Legate's reaction.