Game Thread: Werewolf- this time it's real!

[Gwathagor]

These are just my responses from when I was reading. There's not a ton of substance, I'm afraid.

Originally Posted by Firefoot

Well, obviously Agan was not the seer. If Kuru is not a wolf, the wolves would have known this, so this wouldn't be the reason that they killed her, as she would have just been an ordo (or a non-seer gifted).

I really don't understand what you're saying here. Is it important?

Originally Posted by Nogrod

I just realised it when Fea finally posted something...

Now in a game organised by the phantom, what do you think are the odds that Fea is not a baddie? Zero. What are the chances she is Thuringwethil? I'd say 75%.

And what she said gives one reason to believe that it is so.

I presume you don't intend for us to take this argument very seriously? Shouldn't there be a winkey-smiley there or something?

Originally Posted by Kent2010

Don't worry, I got ya, I think it was just the wording and my own paranoia. Is it natural to think everyone is after you and around every corner your killer awaits?

When I first started playing, I was so paranoid that I had trouble eating at the cafeteria...so many potential enemies.

Originally Posted by Nogrod

One thing about style once more. Why do you say grasping it "a tad too hard"? What was "too hard" there? Giving a reason and a vote? Now that kind of talk is called rhetorics which is the most convenient tool for those who know what they are doing.

I should point out that rhetoric is simply a tool, and as such can be used with equal ease for good or bad. It should not, on its own, be used as a pejorative term - what matters is the truth or falsehood conveyed. Besides, rhetoric (i.e. speaking persuasively) is ultimately what Werewolf is all about.

Originally Posted by Kent2010

The original Declaration of Independence, I think people must get a hold of (I should say a copy of the original) because there are spaces and indications of what words should be emphasized and where people should take their breaths/pauses when reading it. Even funnier, Family Guy makes a point of this with the "Right to bear arms," as the framers discuss in the 'editting' process whether that was "clear enough."

That's my favorite part of the Declaration of Independence, too.

[Nilpaurion Felagund]

Originally Posted by Gwathagor

When I first started playing, I was so paranoid that I had trouble eating at the cafeteria...so many potential enemies.

Which is why I prefer my approach to the game. So much less stressing, so much more fun.

But anyway, nice catch there Gwath (some other point in the same post). Actually, during my more thorough perusal of the thread, only you and Kent stand out as particularly enlightening in an innocent way.

There are other ways of enlightening, however--darker ones. More on that later.