Tol-in-Gaurhoth Threefold and Six: The Night Guard - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Shastanis Althreduin · 09-02-2009, 11:33 PM

I think it would be more likely that the wolves would want to capitalize on the extreme luck re: the Kitanna lynch by using two kills rather than giving up one and framing Legate (can they even do that? Mod?) in my opinion.

Also, when did we start not having Seers?

...what do you mean there's been one in every game? I don't recall the last time -

...what do you mean they consistently die off Day/Night One? Surely the village wouldn't be so silly!

...what do you mean, "go back and look"?

Eönwë · 09-03-2009, 06:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Shastanis Althreduin

can they even do that? Mod?

Yes. if they wish to, they can only kill one person at Night.

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Originally Posted by Nilpaurion Felagund

(Erm, anyhoo, does anyone know if the tie-breaking mechanism here is random or not?)

And yes again. If there is a tie in votes for lynching, the person to die will be selected randomly.

09-02-2009, 11:33 PM	#1
Shastanis Althreduin Werewolf Psychic Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: In fire, water, earth, and air. But mostly water. Posts: 2,832	I think it would be more likely that the wolves would want to capitalize on the extreme luck re: the Kitanna lynch by using two kills rather than giving up one and framing Legate (can they even do that? Mod?) in my opinion. Also, when did we start not having Seers? ...what do you mean there's been one in every game? I don't recall the last time - ...what do you mean they consistently die off Day/Night One? Surely the village wouldn't be so silly! ...what do you mean, "go back and look"? __________________ Shasta– ... However, if he's innocent his famous clairvoyant powers must be taking the week off. Meanwhile, the Night-kills have been awfully effective– almost like we're dealing with a psychic wolf... - Nerwen, WW LXXV

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