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Let the action commence! All nightly actions are completed, now it is time to decide whom to lynch!
I decided to start one hour earlier because there wasn't really any reason not to, and also because I forgot my deadline was actually one hour from now. But I'm keeping the early start, Day is now 25 hours.
I decided to start one hour earlier because there wasn't really any reason not to, and also because I forgot my deadline was actually one hour from now. But I'm keeping the early start, Day is now 25 hours.
There are only 3 villager roles available. I'm not exactly expecting any wolves to come forward and volunteer themselves as vote targets, and I definitely understand the impulse not to lay all of one's cards on the table immediately, but it's literally impossible that all of us are villagers.
That's a pretty big if.
If this is the case, though, killing any given person gives us a 40% chance of killing a wolf. A glorious TIE in the paradox tradition gives us 2 stabs at finding a wolf, putting our odds at 64%. Not terrible odds.
EDIT: nope, 70%
EDIT: eh. I think I was right the 1st time. 64%
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Well, I can say that the 3 villagers and 2 wolves hypothesis is incorrect, though I'm sure you all expected that.
I found at least 1 villager in the pool, being the seer. I know one of the other cards in the pool, as well, but I'd rather wait and see what everyone else claims, first.
I found at least 1 villager in the pool, being the seer. I know one of the other cards in the pool, as well, but I'd rather wait and see what everyone else claims, first.
Hmm interesting. Well I know for a fact that we're not 3 villagers/2 wolves too so I am sort of inclined to trust this, especially if no one counter-claims. If true, this also means Alynkio is now the seer as I have swapped you two
I'm voting for anyone who doesn't claim a role, period. There is no reason with this rule setup not to.
So far, that's you.
I'm a villager, or, at least I was, if Panzer's trustworthy.
If both Alxeu and Panzer are trustworthy, that means that Cymsdale and Avernite are villager-robber, villager-wolf, robber-wolf, or wolf-wolf.
Of course, Alxeu (if he speaks the truth) will ultimately be able to help us sort out which of these alternatives is most likely.
If both Alxeu and Panzer are trustworthy, that means that Cymsdale and Avernite are villager-robber, villager-wolf, robber-wolf, or wolf-wolf.
Of course, Alxeu (if he speaks the truth) will ultimately be able to help us sort out which of these alternatives is most likely.
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