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A Voice That Gainsayeth
Join Date: Nov 2006
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In any case, as it was said, when lynching the Hunter, we will know for sure if you are not bluffing, and also if nothing else, we move on, so... well, fine. If so, for that matter, should we "vote" whom we'd like to see Hunted, or something like that? If even just for the record... EDIT: x-ed more or less since my last
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![]() EDIT: xed with Eomer and I'll probably disappear for another couple of hours.
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This sounds great. That way, we use the hunter idea to get the heir out of the way, but also get a semi-normal "vote" in which we can actually go for a wolf.
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A Voice That Gainsayeth
Join Date: Nov 2006
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As for me, right now I'd probably go for Nog - but let's see still for a short while. I am going to go to sleep soon-ish, in fact I can do it just as soon as I cast my vote, but I'd like to see at least reply from Nog if that's possible...
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