WW XXIIX - Queer Lodgings

[Meneltarmacil]

Well, looks like Kath beat me to the Nogrod analysis.

Plus, I've noticed another suspicious characteristic of Rune: his votes (Farael on Day One, Valier on Day Two) have both been relatively safe ones, at least at the time they were made.

I'm suspecting that Nogrod and Rune son of Bjarne are both wolves at this point, more so than before. If that's the case, we have one really loud wolf and one much quieter wolf, a good strategy for them. As for the third, I'm not sure what his/her playing style would be, probably something in between Nogrod's extreme loudness and Rune's relative silence. Of course, the last one could even be fairly silent, as many innocents are also being quiet.

[Durelin]

Definite Suspects:

Kath
Menel
Volo

Possible Suspects:

Valier
Rune
Thinlomien

Don't Care:

Durelin
Nilp
Boromir

(For Now) Possible Innocents:

Nogrod
Ang
Holby

Menel - I find it interesting that you're so gung ho to lynch Nogrod, but you'll shrug off an analysis because "oh, someone already did one." Do you trust Kath that much? Does she speak for you?

Thanks, Holby, it's interesting to see how much everyone has posted. I beg to differ that Lommy has really been looked at that closely, though...

Originally Posted by Kath

From Day 1 I think it's possible that Boro or Ang could be fellow wolves if Nogrod is one, but I think it unlikely that both would be. I'm aware that leaves a third slot open, but from this I don't know who would fill that.

You're a better player than this, Kath. You're blindly going for the biggies. It's like what Boro said: something about a monkey being able to get people to lynch Eomer. Well, it's pretty darned easy to get people to lynch Nogrod, Boro, and Ang, too, because they all have a way with being at the center of things. And since we've got all three going at each other (if not all very seriously), it's even easier to rap up more suspicions of them.

If those three, or any one of them, is/are wolves...well, that's not good. But I think you're harping on them just for the sake of harping on them, stirring up "fear," because people see them as among the "big dogs," the good players, and so the nastiest wolves.

Actually, the nastiest wolves are the ones that go utterly unnoticed, and you're doing a good job keeping the attention off them, whether you mean to or not. And personally, I think you know what you're doing.

Edit: Cross-posted with Kath.