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So, why exactly were you trying to get Walter lynched instead of Jopi, snoop? 
And either Calamity has gottten a lot sneakier recently, or she's pretty much in the clear, along with the Jopi voters, as with such a small game, there's unlikely to be more than one pack.
And either Calamity has gottten a lot sneakier recently, or she's pretty much in the clear, along with the Jopi voters, as with such a small game, there's unlikely to be more than one pack.
So, why exactly were you trying to get Walter lynched instead of Jopi, snoop?
And either Calamity has gottten a lot sneakier recently, or she's pretty much in the clear, along with the Jopi voters, as with such a small game, there's unlikely to be more than one pack.
Are you trying to say that I'm not sneaky enough usually? I've never been lynched yet in all the games I've played you know!
And how am I in the clear? I was voting for one of the other guys wasn't I? *has already forgotten*
Wait why am I arguing this? :rofl:
I thought you unmade the tie? Or were attempting to unmake it. I may be mistaken.
I'll leaderlynch you later.
I'll leaderlynch you later.
Presumably we have more than one, as sbr couldn't of healed himself surely?
So, why exactly were you trying to get Walter lynched instead of Jopi, snoop?
And either Calamity has gottten a lot sneakier recently, or she's pretty much in the clear, along with the Jopi voters, as with such a small game, there's unlikely to be more than one pack.
Since sbr was attacked on night 2 and died after night 3 it looks like you are right about the number of packs. This should make anaysis easier from now on.The Rules said:
Makes you wonder why the wolves ate a cultist night 1 though...
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Oh I figured that would just work the same as being blessed with just a no-hunt night rather than going through the normal doctor routine?
Maybe he forgot to report in to the wolves? I've seen one occassion as a GM that a pack ate their own cultist on the first night.Since sbr was attacked on night 2 and died after night 3 it looks like you are right about the number of packs. This should make anaysis easier from now on.
Makes you wonder why the wolves ate a cultist night 1 though...
Coruscant Nights situation where the cultist hasn't contacted the wolf master yet?
Since sbr was attacked on night 2 and died after night 3 it looks like you are right about the number of packs. This should make anaysis easier from now on.
Makes you wonder why the wolves ate a cultist night 1 though...
Unaligned Cultist maybe?
I've been 'working'* under the assumption that we have two very small packs though so far.
(Plus my own of course!)
*Or you know I would of been working if we had had anything to analyse before now...
Slinky hasn't given pack affiliation for the cultist and wolf that died, which either means he's got some sneaky goings on back-stage to liven up such a lowly populated game, or there's only one pack.
True indeed, no pack affiliation was given. I thought cultists started out unaffiliated, but I guess the wolf would have been pack affiliated. I think we are dealing with a one-pack situation here.
So, why exactly were you trying to get Walter lynched instead of Jopi, snoop?
Jopi attempted to snipe me in the madness yesterday. Do you think he would have done that if we were both in the same pack?
Certainly a possibility, as it could get you some easy day 1 credibility when there was little chance of either of you dying.
As our brightly colour friend just said - possibly. Jopi is an experienced player, and with you never completely out of danger, doing such a thing would give you both some legitimacy.
But I wasn't asking you about that. I was asking you why you were trying to lynch Walter.
Only if the hunt pattern is ABBA and not the normal ABAB since the doc died after just one night as a patient and the rules clearly states that a patient is alive until the same pack has hunts again.