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Rikae · 07-05-2007, 03:01 PM

Well, I was going to wait for Mac before joining the discussion, but apparently he's still at that darn movie.

Anyway, I was supposed to steal the bow from Beleg, and, having done so, I would win the geme if I was alive at the end, whether the wolves or the outlaws won.

Up until the very last minute on day one, I was planning to try to steal from Brinniel, oddly enough. I sensed a giftedish vibe from her (it was interesting to find out she was Turin after all), but at the last minute, I decided to try Mac first, and Brinniel the next day if that failed.

On night 3, I protected Macalaure. I'm still wondering whether that succeeded, or whether the wolves missed the kill; I assumed they did, but Volo's narration makes it sound as though they attacked every night.

On night 4, I protected myself; (my one certain success); on night 5, I protected Macalaure again. I didn't think the wolves would fall for his "hunter" hint, and hoped they'd assume he was Androg (I was terrified they'd go for me again).

So, obviously, today I was bluffing about being able to protect either one of us...

As for just going back and forth between protecting myself and Mac, my logic, as I told Legate in a PM, was "at least I know he's innocent".

I think this has to be some kind of record for the most missed kills - and the fact that three missed kills was followed by three deaths in one night...wow. What a strange & interesting game this was...

Legate, this was a great theme; I loved the storyline and, though I was doubtful at first, the RP as well.

Noggie, I felt terrible about lynching you that day; your last posts practically brought tears to my eyes!

Brilliant hunting, Brinniel; if you hadn't made the right choice on night 5, all would have been lost.

And I have to hand it to the wolves; Jay, I thought you were innocent until the last day, and, Lhuna, though I was uneasy about you I couldn't find anything solid to rest my suspicions on.

Awesome game all around!

This is one for the WW history books, for sure!

07-05-2007, 03:01 PM	#28
Rikae Mellifluous Maia Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: A glade open to the stars, deep in Nan Elmoth Posts: 3,489	Well, I was going to wait for Mac before joining the discussion, but apparently he's still at that darn movie. Anyway, I was supposed to steal the bow from Beleg, and, having done so, I would win the geme if I was alive at the end, whether the wolves or the outlaws won. Up until the very last minute on day one, I was planning to try to steal from Brinniel, oddly enough. I sensed a giftedish vibe from her (it was interesting to find out she was Turin after all), but at the last minute, I decided to try Mac first, and Brinniel the next day if that failed. On night 3, I protected Macalaure. I'm still wondering whether that succeeded, or whether the wolves missed the kill; I assumed they did, but Volo's narration makes it sound as though they attacked every night. On night 4, I protected myself; (my one certain success); on night 5, I protected Macalaure again. I didn't think the wolves would fall for his "hunter" hint, and hoped they'd assume he was Androg (I was terrified they'd go for me again). So, obviously, today I was bluffing about being able to protect either one of us... As for just going back and forth between protecting myself and Mac, my logic, as I told Legate in a PM, was "at least I know he's innocent". I think this has to be some kind of record for the most missed kills - and the fact that three missed kills was followed by three deaths in one night...wow. What a strange & interesting game this was... Legate, this was a great theme; I loved the storyline and, though I was doubtful at first, the RP as well. Noggie, I felt terrible about lynching you that day; your last posts practically brought tears to my eyes! Brilliant hunting, Brinniel; if you hadn't made the right choice on night 5, all would have been lost. And I have to hand it to the wolves; Jay, I thought you were innocent until the last day, and, Lhuna, though I was uneasy about you I couldn't find anything solid to rest my suspicions on. Awesome game all around! This is one for the WW history books, for sure!