Admin Thread for WWXLV: The Fellowship of Saruman

[THE Ka]

*drops by as a bear*

Well, you know, I don't exactly have the human act together anymore... Bear was my best second choice.

Originally Posted by Nogrod Bombadil

I admire Ka's coolness, Groin's cold-blooded and thoughtful play which it was really hard to get a grip with and Gwath for just being able to move not only my head but the heads of seversal others from open suspicion to not lynch you...

I'm very, very greatful to have been accepted to the game, but also to have such a wonderful team of wolvies! I haven't had so much fun messing with people's perceptions in quite a long time, and I couldn't have had a better time at it without Groin and Gwath. I really loved how long Groin kept all of you in the dark (and myself a bit!), he was able to appear innocent and also at a healthy level of 'suspicious' without it being called into question too much. Plus, there never could be a better Dain.
Gwath also, did a wonderful job at setting up the right scenarios during the Day, and being an awesome analyzer. Without his help, I don't think i'd ever be able to keep my plans in check. Also, never could imagine a better Halbarad, cool and collected, but had a respectable air of proudness.

And to Nogrod, you gave me way too much credit during the game. I consider half of those posts good luck and guessing, especially the one where Radagast explained things to old Bombadil.
I figured if anything, it was the least I could do to keep you in a good mood to collect more dafoldilies.

Oh, and Aganzir, sorry for being:

"Mean, mean, mean!"

... and a very evil person. I don't try really, half the time I would make myself forget I was a wolf and play as I usually do. Apparently it worked for awhile.

Originally Posted by Aganzir Sackville-Baggins

By the way, may I ask why you chose just those kills that you did?

In all good time...

Okay, well, now's a good time.

Who knows. You all looked worthy candidates, but our standards were pressing, and we could only take what was up that moment.

Although, I dunno if anyone else has mentioned it, but Rune was the first person I suspected as a possible seer on our second Night. Maybe too much association with your character.
Then we tossed around the A Little Green or Sally idea as a possible seer. Probably would have gone after Sally, but due to her annoyingly insightful posts and votes, we decided to go with another. I can't remember exactly.

Originally Posted by Groin Ironfoot

Congratulations for scaring us enough to kill you.

Indeed, Nerwen's too crafty in any role.


I really admired the work everyone put into their characters, it was beautiful to read from time to time just for that fact.

In that light, I really liked Lommy's and Aganzir's work with their characters. They gave some mysteries more face and embodiment, without giving the impression of being detached from how the character would probably act in many circumstances.

Originally Posted by Gwath Dúnedain

Well, at least I have the benefit of experience from the werewolf perspective which will help me HUNT THEM DOWN AND KILL THEM in the future.

Yay! wolf experience = better innocent and/or wolfie hunter.
Always.

Wish I could give more reps out to everyone, but the rep counter refuses me that liberty! Humph, how rude.
So to anyone I can't as of now rep, here's it in writing! You made the game a wonderful experience!


Probably could say a lot more and bore all of you to no end, but I'll shut my snout to let others have more words.

*munches quietly on a comb of honey, accidently eating some bees*

Oh bother...

[Legate of Amon Lanc]

Originally Posted by THE Ka

I really loved how long Groin kept all of you in the dark (and myself a bit!), he was able to appear innocent and also at a healthy level of 'suspicious' without it being called into question too much.

Oh yes, actually, I have to say something to that - at least during the first two days, when reading the thread, I was "favouring" the traitors, like, after reading a post saying to myself: "Ooh, good, this person is completely off track" or "Ah, this one suspects Halbarad, but not Radagast, that's good"; but I actually caught myself several times reading Groin's posts and pondering them in the same way - like "Good, he also seems not to suspect them that much!" - and only then I remembered that he is in fact also a traitor