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But anyway, for me it is like back to the drawing board and I might try to look at the village freshly, because we can be like anywhere.
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And no, I'm not "eager to downplay" the possibility that I killed him, since from my point of view it isn't a possibility. Who do you think I am, Volo?
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That all being said, considering how many of us are left, we obviously have baddies among people who have managed not to draw suspicion from the very beginning, and I am going to take a closer look at people I haven't found suspicious so far. The worst thing about this game is that we don't know about any roles of Wolves, which could offer some pointers as to who might be packmates with whom. Without that, it's really difficult to find Wolves who manage to remain looking innocent and don't do anything that would have clearly evil intent.
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'bzzzzzzzzZZZZZZzzzzZZZZZzzz booOOOOOoop *fizzle*'
"Can you believe this?!" came a voice. ------ It would indeed be difficult to believe if this buzzing indicated GW and EW targeting same person 3 out of 5 nights, but it's a possibility. Obviously my visitor theory seems false now. But what about this from Boro's lynch: "Those who knew his head would sheer off were mad with glee." What's this about? Who could have known he wasn't a wizard? Was he the one double-targeted on the previous night, and this info was passed along to the wolves? Maybe. Has there really only been 2 wolves this whole time?
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Eh.... the first two times the fizzle is accompanied with clanging and banging and a doink and a pop. Nothing like that last night. So there is maybe a difference.
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Anyway, I'm in a middle of things now so can't post anything long but hope I'll be able to post again soon with more thoughts.
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Btw it isn't possible that Nog could have been a Visitor and that a Ranger save took place toNight? Because that would explain the lack of red-marked words if they meant something else on the previous Nights. It would also explain the really weird fact of Nog dying of all people.
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Oh and btw we should make a list for the Dead to vote on. Like:
BORO PREY Nerwen Shastanis Althreduin satansaloser2005 BORO PREDATOR Eomer of the Rohirrim Lalaith Legate of Amon Lanc NONE OF THE ABOVE Eönwë Brinniel (or upside-down, if we want to change the order again, or what have you)
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All right, new hypothesis based on complete guesswork around the narrations. Night 1: nothing weird; everyone targets different people. Night 2: Very loud buzzing, bang, fizzle, pop. 'Absolute silence' - the EW and the GW targeted same person. Nothing changes. Night 3: same as Night 1. Night 4: buzzing, whoosh, clang, doink, 'who put that there?' The other wizard targets Boro and is thwarted. 'Silence without stillness, swirling of many powers' - what is this....... Night 5: buzzing, fizzle, nothing. Can you believe this?' 'That was the only noise in the night'. Wizard finds Wizard.
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I'm leaning away from Nog being the visitor, simply because I would have expected a Ranger save to be more strongly hinted at. This would mean it's the GW who keeps getting thwarted, because we haven't seen the visitor yet, suggesting that Boro was indeed a wolf and that it was the GW plus gifted who were happy that Boro was on the chopping block.
Wishful thinking maybe.
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It is, indeed.
I've had it asked of me separately so I will insert a few clarifications here. 1. The Evil Wizard counts in the Baddie column for tabulating the win. 2. Killing the Good Wizard is not per se a win condition of the Baddie side. Their win condition is to reduce the Goodies down to an equal or lower number than themselves. 3. The Goodie win condition is to eliminate all the Baddies, including the Evil Wizard. This is not correct. An individual can be a Wolf and a Visitor at the same time, but a Wolf would still count as a Baddie so long as they were still in the Living Thread. They would no longer count for that purpose once they became a Ghost on their return.
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Edit: x'd with Eomer.
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