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Kath · 07-31-2005, 03:11 PM

I'm not so sure about the Seer revealing themselves today. So far it doesn't really look like the wolves have much of an idea as to who the Seer is and I think maybe it would be a better idea to allow them to keep themselves under wraps a while longer, unless of course they know who all three wolves are in which case of course go for it!

What I would like to know though is why sudden suspicion has moved onto Oromin when yesterDay pretty much everyone was determined that Elf-Warrior would follow in Kitanna's footsteps? Oromin may well be the Cobbler using her talent for confusion to try and force us into lynching her rather than an actual wolf. Since she is away at the moment and cannot post it would seem better to go after active participants and use her almost as a safety option. If we lynch Elf-Warrior and he is not a wolf then we move on to Oromin.

07-31-2005, 03:11 PM	#1
Kath Everlasting Whiteness Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Perusing the laminated book of dreams Posts: 4,533	I'm not so sure about the Seer revealing themselves today. So far it doesn't really look like the wolves have much of an idea as to who the Seer is and I think maybe it would be a better idea to allow them to keep themselves under wraps a while longer, unless of course they know who all three wolves are in which case of course go for it! What I would like to know though is why sudden suspicion has moved onto Oromin when yesterDay pretty much everyone was determined that Elf-Warrior would follow in Kitanna's footsteps? Oromin may well be the Cobbler using her talent for confusion to try and force us into lynching her rather than an actual wolf. Since she is away at the moment and cannot post it would seem better to go after active participants and use her almost as a safety option. If we lynch Elf-Warrior and he is not a wolf then we move on to Oromin. __________________ “If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world.”