Catch me? Being a villager?
Seriously, I was nothing more than a villager with seerish powers. Marty himself has said so in one of his last GM posts.
Well, there has only been *one* three pack game that didn't end in a landslide victory prior to this one.
There were only 4 curseds, and 2 blesseds. That'a a standard 2:1 ratio, and a very low total number in proportion to the players.
Do you think I wasn't aware of that? I go with Johho's list for 1 and 2 packs. But I also firmly believe in Ironhead5's belief that a game should never ever have more than 40% baddies. A game where half or more players are baddies is farcical. Lynching baddies is supposed to be relatively rare. In this game, there were 21 baddies against 32 goodies, but I compensated for that in numerous ways. For instance, there was no seer in this game.
This is however a direct consequence of increasing the number of packs.
No, it was still disproportionately high. When the pack hunted around the start, taking into account they couldn't hunt themselves, they had about 30% chance of hitting a fellow baddie, maybe a bit smaller. They hit three in a row. There was a 2.7% chance or smaller of that happening.
Like Hax I had figured out from the Spy report that jcucc must be a witness. I talked to randy and Skobie about this and they told me he was going to witness the night I got hunted and turned. I told the pack about jcucc.
There have been three 3-pack games this year, before that I think there have only been two or three.
The whole point of the cultist role was to basically force cultists to save their wolves, whatever it took, though. Marshall's vote on jonti in the end destroyed the pack.
By the way were you going to spy on randy the night you died? EURO asked me to spy on randy that night and after you were dead he told me that you also were going to; I actually think a third spy also was instructed to spy on randy, so EURO must really have been afraid of him.Welp, here they are:
Spy 1: You decide to spy on William of Ockham last night. You sneak into the room as he is shaving. Not waiting to be caught, you have a quick look around to room. You find the usual collection of books, but one of them in particular interests you as it is written in some ancient language. It appears to be either Greek or Latin, you cannot tell from the poor handwriting. You also notice a ornately carved box in the room, but as you go to look into you hear footsteps. Not wishing to chance your luck any more, you slip out of the room, pondering your findings.
Spy 2: You attempt to spy on William of Ockham. But when you arrive at his room, it is locked. You listen at the wall, but hear nothing. After a some time, William himself returns. You try to pass it off as if you were just taking a stroll around the castle, mutter a greeting to him and move on. He unlocks his door and goes in. Did you see the hint of a smile on his face as he walked past?
3. Spy Report:
You cast your eye on Niccolo Machiavelli. Unsurprisingly, he appears to be a shifty fellow, leaving his room in the middle of the night, and walking with purpose. You follow him until he enters a large hall, through massive oak doors. You are unfamiliar with the layout of the hall so you consider it unwise to follow him in. You hear several voices inside, and you can clearly make out those of King Ludwig II (Chieron) and Vizzini (Snoopdogg) although there are more. The thickness of the doors prevents you from hearing anything detailed, although you think you hear the words "hunt" and "padre". You return to your room excited yet also apprehensive.
I must say that I forgot that spy reports didn't show role, but at the same time I assumed that the shiny knife meant that Euro was a hunter. I mean seriously, what does having a weird habit of having one eye open at night have to do with a knife.
I didn't even check the description from the first page, another newb mistake. Honestly, I should have been smarter, and maybe lived a little bit longer.
One of the many posts on paradoxplaza that would be completely misinterpreted elsewhere.
I also think the scanning cultists are more fun; especially if they can change pack---then it doesn't matter if several of them start unattached.
In English 'och' isn't used; the word 'and' is.
I think it was fine there were no seer. Had there been one he would likely have died very early though---just like the priest. EURO managed to learn about almost all if not all important goodies when running the IJL; though given how he was convinced there was no seer it would have been funny if one had turned up later.
But it borde be!In English 'och' isn't used; the word 'and' is.
