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Old 06-03-2008, 07:10 AM   #11
Macalaure
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Macalaure is a guest of Elrond in Rivendell.Macalaure is a guest of Elrond in Rivendell.Macalaure is a guest of Elrond in Rivendell.
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Originally Posted by Volo
1. Wolf - scry: Baddies lose one player, goodies gain.
2. Wolf - lynch: Baddies lose one player.
3. EW - scry: EW revealed to GW.
4. EW - lynch: EW revealed to all.
1. is better than 2. and 4. is better than 3. Ah, but for heaven's sake, why don't we just search for Baddies and not discuss how we should do it and whether we should search for only some baddies and not others. Come on!
Exactly my opinion, especially the latter part.

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Originally Posted by Rikae
After all, even if we find the EW, she has time to make this a wolf-heavy village before she can be defeated.
I might risk sleeping on the couch by this, but I have to disagree with you, my love. If by the time the EW can finally be defeated we still haven't found him, we find ourselves in a situation that is difficult to describe in family-friendly terms.


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Originally Posted by A Little Green
Did anyone else wonder at this?
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Originally Posted by Volo
We Wolves are just as clueless about who's who as the rest of us (exceptions being the Wizards and the Seer).
I'm not sure what's worse: Volo making a statement that can be read as a wolf slip (but I remember an ancestor of him making a wolf slip while being innocent, too ), or A Little Green pointing out the quote - without any opinion of her own - in order to have the mob feast on it while keeping her own hands clean.
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