Werewolf X: The One Saga to Rule them All!

[Kuruharan]

But putting that aside for now, can you explain the logic in bringing more innocents into Tinseltown? I don't know if you realize this, but the less villagers, the better your chances (probability wise, at least) of finding a wolf. It means innocents will die, and wolves can pick people off during the confusion.

*Ahem*

Because it would give us more outs. Don't you see that the fewer villagers there are the closer the werewolves are to victory? As DAYS go by it will (hopefully) become apparent who the werewolves are. Hopefully we will not be in a tremendous state of confusion. However, even if we were, having more villagers would give us more material to work with.

Now, on to real business...

I agree completely. I'd just like to remind you that there's a difference between voting with a majority because you really think someone's quilty and voting with a majority because everyone else is doing so.

Bravo! Whatever happens lets not have people voting for somebody just because others are doing so. One should be convinced by the evidence. (The problem on DAY ONE is that there is no evidence).

"Gil-Galad! You've said little enough since we've been here, other than to bother Kitanna.

Hmm...I too have thought his behavior a bit strange. However, I almost always think his behavior a bit strange. He's been acting acting a bit like a wolf, but I don't know if that means he's a werewolf. He does need watching.

There is one problem, that could also be a vigorous villager wishing to help out for the good of the village.

This is true. I would hope that us innocent villagers would have some solid substance to their statements (hint-hint all us villagers).

"Right now I want to hear more from Gil-Galad and Wayne. I think Dancing Spawn brings up some good points against Marcolie and am interested in hearing more from him (right?)"

I completely agree with this.

[Cailín]

Originally Posted by Kuruharan

I completely agree with this.

Well then.

*serves Gil, Wayne and Marcolie another mug of ale*

Speak, gentlemen.