Tol-in-Gaurhoth (Isle of Werewolves)

[Kath]

Hey all. My apologies but the game may start a little late today because I am unlikely to be here at 11. I've PMed Diamond and if she is able I'm hoping she will start the game for me, I'll PM the wolves and ask them to send their kill choice to her as well.

If she isn't able then I'm very sorry, but it should only be a couple of hours delay at the most.

[Kath]

OK, scratch that. I'm here! But the narration will still be late.

Choice to me please wolves!

[Durelin]

Just to let people know, and because I'm annoying like this... I was gone most of today (RL today) because I was taking the SAT (again; and that's a 5 horus standardized test, for those who wouldn't know), and then I had to do some volunteer work for a few hours (longer than I was planning to, actually).

Okay, I'm done with excuses...

[Nogrod]

Sorry to interrupt.

Does anyone know, whether it's the norm to count a cobbler as
a) a villager
b) a wolf
c) not at all
in the final count when deciding whether the wolves have won or not?

So if there are two ordinaries, two wolves, and a cobbler, how it goes with the standard interpretation?

We would be happy to hear the standard rule as we are not sure about it...

[Firefoot]

The cobbler counts as a villager; here's the 'official' description:

The Cobbler: This player is on the werewolves team, but is not a werewolf! The cobbler doesn’t know who the werewolves are, they don’t know who s/he is. The game does not end in a situation where #(werewolves+ cobbler) >= #villagers. The cobbler looks like a villager to the seer. The cobbler actually doesn’t mind being lynched in many cases, to protect a werewolf from dying.

Hope that clears it up. Probably you already knew most of that, but there it is...

[Kath]

So in that case if the Cobbler wanted the wolves to win they would simply have to create a situation in which he/she got lynched.

[Nogrod]

Thanks!

We have now been able to draw our interpretation of the role...