Tol-in-Gaurhoth CXIV – The Evil Breath of Morgoth in Dor-lómin, game thread

[Eönwë]

Originally Posted by Loslote

On the other hand, if he was the Seer, and he hinted that blatantly, he would have told us his information before the end of the Day. I did think he might be the Seer when he started hinting, but by the time the Day was over, I was pretty convinced he wasn't, and had pretended to be hinting for his own reasons. I assume the wolves had a similar thought process. The Seer doesn't hint without claiming and giving the village their dreams before they die, that would be ridiculous.

You mean yesterDay or the Day before?

I suspect the first thing he said, that Lalaith picked up on, was actually a slip, and after Lalaith picked up on, they (or at least he) tried to capitalize on it by making it too obvious the next Day.

[Loslote]

Originally Posted by Eönwë

You mean yesterDay or the Day before?

I suspect the first thing he said, that Lalaith picked up on, was actually a slip, and after Lalaith picked up on, they (or at least he) tried to capitalize on it by making it too obvious the next Day.

YesterDay. I didn't really notice the slip the Day before until it got brought back up.

[Eönwë]

And even if they did think it was ridiculous, Boro does sometimes play bold moves, and would it really be worth the risk for the wolves to let him live? I admit I haven't played as a wolf in a long time, but I at least feel like some packs wouldn't chance it.


edit: x-ed since my last post.

[Loslote]

Originally Posted by Eönwë

And even if they did think it was ridiculous, Boro does sometimes play bold moves, and would it really be worth the risk for the wolves to let him live? I admit I haven't played as a wolf in a long time, but I at least feel like some packs wouldn't chance it.

Maybe ridiculous is the wrong word. As a Seer, if you know you've been hinting and that basically everyone noticed, I can't think of a single scenario where you wouldn't reveal what you know. Unless every single person you dreamed of is already dead, I guess. If you know you're almost certainly going to be killed, you tell the village what you know. The fact that he didn't say anything before the deadline about his dreams told me he was NOT the Seer, and I'm sure the wolves were also able to figure that one out.

[Eönwë]

Originally Posted by Loslote

Maybe ridiculous is the wrong word. As a Seer, if you know you've been hinting and that basically everyone noticed, I can't think of a single scenario where you wouldn't reveal what you know. Unless every single person you dreamed of is already dead, I guess. If you know you're almost certainly going to be killed, you tell the village what you know. The fact that he didn't say anything before the deadline about his dreams told me he was NOT the Seer, and I'm sure the wolves were also able to figure that one out.

I still think his potential slip the previous Day (where it looked like he knew the identity of two innocents - now proven to be true) would be enough to make me want to make sure if I were a wolf.

[Eönwë]

By which I mean Zil was proven to be true. The jury is still out on Brinn and maybe Lommy (depending on how you read the post).