Werewolf LIII: The Republic

[the phantom]

Originally Posted by Fea

For the sake of narration, somebody wanna tell me how you pronounce Eonwe's name?

I don't even know what Eonwe's name is.

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Originally Posted by the phantom

I don't even know what Eonwe's name is.

By name, I definitely meant 'Eonwe.'

[the phantom]

What I found was- eh'onweh.

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Originally Posted by the phantom

What I found was- eh'onweh.

You should rhyme this with something. Phonetics are totally useless across dialects.

[the phantom]

But you could just call him Steve if you want. Easier to rhyme that way.

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Originally Posted by the phantom

But you could just call him Steve if you want. Easier to rhyme that way.

I approve. Eonwe will henceforth be named Steve.

[the phantom]

You notice that the pronunciation looks Canadian?

[Boromir88]

I could cancel your participation in this village permanently. I win. ~Fea

Drat, I should have learned my lesson from Mith, to never cross paths with a woman when moddessfire is on the line.

[Boromir88]

There you go Nerwen, putting us back to work.

Anyway, my thoughts, are Agan's harmless. Unless you're a wolf, because she's a pretty intense investigator and interrogator.

Edit: P.S. Oh great, I probably just signed Agan's death warrant now. Sorry my lady.

[the phantom]

Originally Posted by Boro

P.S. Oh great, I probably just signed Agan's death warrant now. Sorry my lady.

If you did, then I'm going to be ticked. Seriously- if Agan's dead tomorrow I will attack you without mercy!

[Nerwen]

I'm not getting any strong wolf-vibes from her either... but I'm thinking I can't trust her judgement in this game now whatever she is.

There. Signature erased.

EDIT: x'd since Boro at #768.

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

Originally Posted by Boromir88

Drat, I should have learned my lesson from Mith, to never cross paths with a woman when moddessfire is on the line.

I rather think the more valuable lesson for you to learn is to never cross paths with a woman in general and expect to win.

[Boromir88]

I rather think the more valuable lesson for you to learn is to never cross paths with a woman in general and expect to win.

True statement, but can you in some way shape that to be a Princess Bride reference? I don't think so, therefor the more valuable lesson is the one that you can remember.

[Mithalwen]

Originally Posted by Boromir88

Drat, I should have learned my lesson from Mith, to never cross paths with a woman when moddessfire is on the line.

Apparently, I was dangerous to cross long before Werewolf....

[Nerwen]

There was a time before Werewolf?

[Thinlómien]

Alright, Nerwen, your explanation makes sense. I will now rightaway admit that I'm partly so suspicious of Boro and tp because I didn't understand their ploy and feel a little dumb right now. But that is not to say there isn't anything fishy in their behaviour.

Originally Posted by tp

Oh, you don't say? You should really go ask Dancing Spawn about the time I tried to set her up to die. I was an Ordo in that game too.
Lommy and Nogrod might remember that. It was in their WerePenguin game.
I believe I also lied that I was the Hunter in that game. But no doubt lying about being the Hunter means that you can't possibly be innocent in your book.

I don't remember you doing that, but I do remember the hunter-ploy. But whatever you did back then has hardly any importance now - if you really did set up Agan to die you would have done even if it was your first attempt at getting innocents killed in this manner.

But anyway, what I was intending to talk about was this whole Boro-phantom mess. There are (surprisngly) three options:

1) They're both innocent and did indeed intentionally cause Aganzir's death to protect the seer and remove an innocent lynch target.

2) They're both guilty, and are having a little joke and enjoying it tremendously, or then just trying to cover their tracks.

3) One of them is a wolf and tricking the other while laughing evilly. (As a sidenote, if this is the case, they totally deserve it and we others should let them quarrel in peace. )

Originally Posted by the phantom

So, Agan died. I'm sad, because I trusted her. Plus she's all smart and pretty and stuff.
But on the bright side I wasn't killed. So guess what? You all get one more day of Phantom!

Sounds like tp set Agan up for the kill so that he would survive never mind the seer...

And is this, in any way, more than a little contradictory?

Originally Posted by Boro

Oh just my luck, I hope the wolves really don't think the intelligent villagers will fall for such an obvious trick?

Originally Posted by Boro

Nice job, tp, I should have known you would have caught on. I thought you were going to start a Nog/Boro war and get me lynched. Well, maybe I'm speaking too soon.

So, first Boro is the victim of a wolvish staging to make him look guilty, and then he's a cunning ww played who was intending to get ordo-Aganzir killed all along?

Originally Posted by tp

4) The Seer has almost certainly checked us by now.

Really, forget about that nonsense. Why would s/he have? Many seers leave loud players aloud just because it's easier to read them or they might get killed and focus on the submarines...

All this talk of tp's troubles me. He's using heavy means of allying himself with Boro and his arguments and ploys are rather wild. He may claim he did intentionally get Agan killed. That might be true. But it's just as probable that he just made this explanation up afterwards, or even worse, had it all planned in his wolvish mind all along... I don't trust him, at all. All that - the wolves falling for his "masterful" ploy etc - just looks a bit too smooth...


edit: xed with Nerwen