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Originally Posted by wilwarin538
++Nogorozilwe
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You know what, that should actually be a word in some language... like this:
nogorozilu- (verb) to outwit one's opponents by cunning dissimulation and masterful exploitation of every incredible blunder they kindly commit
nogorozilwe (noun) the art/skill of
nogoroziluing
nogorozilev (adjective),
nogorozileve (adverb) having/displaying/acting with
nogorozilwe
nogorozilevadun (agental noun) someone who
nogorozilus, a
nogorozilev person
In other words, kudos wolves and cobbler! *bows down low* I still can't quite believe that you owned this village without so much as a scratch on a single one of you, but you were obviously beyond us - a nightmare pack! I had my doubts about
Zil, but
Eönwë flew safely under my caribou, and
Boro looked good to me all the time; as for
Nog:
D1
Pitchie's guts: Don't like
Nog. He looks fishy.
Pitchie's brain: You know, you may have a point. I don't trust him either.
Pitchie's guts: Yep. He's a wolf, I tell you. - Hey, what are you doing voting
Shasta?
D2
Pitchie's guts: So what about
Nog?
Pitchie's brain: Hm, I don't know. He does behave like an innocent there.
Pitchie's guts (somewhere in the distance): ...hesawolfhesawolfhesawolf...
Pitchie's brain: Nah, I don't think so. Shut up.
[...]
D5
Nog: *flips wolf*
Pitchie's brain: *headdesks*
Pitchie's guts (sulking): When will you ever start listening to me?
Worst thing is, I think we've been through this before...
Shasta, I'm awfully sorry your first game as a Seer was cut short like this by what was indeed one stupid bandwagon
- and that in a game where we would really have needed a psychic Seer! So in a sense, I guess we sort of deserved what we got. (Although I must say being lynched as a dreamed wolf when I was actually innocent wasn't exactly a gas either...
)
wilwa, bravely fought and hunted! When I saw your counter-reveal, I just
knew you had to be the true Hunter, you were so genuinely frustrated (and the way you kept alluding to
McCaber's Innsmouth game, there was no way you'd make that mistake a second time as a baddie). And nice idea to hint at your pick like like that, I must remember that for when I get to be the Hunter sometime.
Glirdan, that was a splendid ranger save in Night One - a pity you got no chance to repeat it.
Legate, when you were lynched and turned out innocent I felt so rotten for repaying your trust in my innocence with suspicion; wish we could have joined forces against those dratted wolves and worked together ! (On the other hand, next time I'm a wolf and you're not, I'll have to kill you ASAP - you obviously read me too well!
)
Greenie and
Lottie, I'll second
Nog's words about building trust. Innocents not trusting each other enough may have been one of our biggest handicaps in this game.
Nerwen, you were sharp and insightful as usual, glad we had you on our side!
skip, I had a hunch you might be innocent on D2, but that fake reveal and following un-reveal confused me as much as it did the living. Such tends to be a short cut to the gallows - ask
wilwa, she can tell you all about it!
Ozzy, never mind losing, that was a great first game indeed! You fit into this loony crowd like you've been here for ages, down to the spirit of dying with a song on your lips! Hope we've got you hooked and I get to play with you again.
Lommy, thanks for your reliable modding and lovely narrations, it was a fun game, even if unlucky for us innocents - but thanks to
Nog's spilling, we now know who to blame for that! *tries to glower at
Agan, but can't keep it up*