Werewolf -- Crestwood

I vote to lynch Lord Wilmore [6]
Gayer [1]
Rush [1]
Sean [2]

Not sure about Wilmore.

So I'm not going to change my vote, I still think Gayer is a wolf.

You guys better be right, but you're probably not.

I vote to lynch Wilmore (7)
Gayer (1)
Rush (1)
Sean (1)

 

If Sean turns out to be a wolf, I am going to do some hardcore gloating in the direction of your face.

Then so be it. I don't think the accusations against Sean are any stronger then the ones I am casting against you. I feel there will be some gloating here no matter what happens.

Wilmore (7)
Gayer (1)
Rush (1)
I vote to lynch Sean (2)

Think about it for a minute. Of the 13 remaining players, one is known not to be a wolf (Ichi, who has not cast a vote). This leaves us with 12 players who could potentially be wolves.


Of those 12, 10 have have cast votes. At this stage in the game, it's clear that all the wolves are active, and are almost certainly voting, as they'd be stupid not to, so I think Marcus and PP (who haven't voted) can be discounted. This also means Tausami isn't a wolf, because I know for a fact he was not active on the forum for the early part of the game (no super-special admin powers, just something unrelated that meant I was checking if he was active).


So that means that of the 10 players who have cast votes, only 9 can potentially be wolves. 7 (including myself) have voted for me, and 2 have voted for someone else (I am ignoring Tausami's vote). So if I am a wolf, either the two potential wolves who haven't voted for me (GD and DAF) are both wolves who needlessly split the vote earlier instead of helping me get Sean lynched, or they're not wolves, and team wolf is currently voting to lynch one of its own. At the very least, if I am a wolf, I am currently making my own lynch possible.


At this stage it's unlikely we'll be able to get another bandwagon going. The wolves are probably voting for me, and unless we pretty much all get behind a single alternative candidate before the deadline, we won't manage a lynch and they'll win come nightfall anyway. However, I just wanted to explain how impossibly dumb this is, and why you are either a very good wolf or a very bad player.

P.S. That was @ Pseudonym.


Also, scratch what I said about Marcus, as he's just voted, but I'm still guaranteeing my own lynch.

I just wanna know who the damn wolves are. So end the game already.

I just wanna know who the damn wolves are. So end the game already.

Doing my best!

What if there are no wolves at all? What if Pongo has been playing an extravagant mind game, in which he controlled all four wolves? Then he simply asked Roundy to pretend to be a wolf, so no one catches on to his shenanigans.

What if there are no wolves at all? What if Pongo has been playing an extravagant mind game, in which he controlled all four wolves? Then he simply asked Roundy to pretend to be a wolf, so no one catches on to his shenanigans.

Since the criterion for a villager victory is that there are no remaining wolves, then we had all won right from the start. Pongo, as the only non-villager participant, has lost.

Quote from: Irushwithscvs on May 25, 2012, 09:48:20 AM

What if there are no wolves at all? What if Pongo has been playing an extravagant mind game, in which he controlled all four wolves? Then he simply asked Roundy to pretend to be a wolf, so no one catches on to his shenanigans.

Since the criterion for a villager victory is that there are no remaining wolves, then we had all won right from the start. Pongo, as the only non-villager participant, has lost.

Pongo would be the wolf.

Quote from: Parsifal on May 25, 2012, 09:51:15 AM

Quote from: Irushwithscvs on May 25, 2012, 09:48:20 AM

What if there are no wolves at all? What if Pongo has been playing an extravagant mind game, in which he controlled all four wolves? Then he simply asked Roundy to pretend to be a wolf, so no one catches on to his shenanigans.

Since the criterion for a villager victory is that there are no remaining wolves, then we had all won right from the start. Pongo, as the only non-villager participant, has lost.

Pongo would be the wolf.

Parsifal is pointing out that Pongo isn't actually playing. Therefore there are no wolves.

Quote from: Particle Person on May 25, 2012, 10:43:17 AM

Quote from: Parsifal on May 25, 2012, 09:51:15 AM

Quote from: Irushwithscvs on May 25, 2012, 09:48:20 AM

What if there are no wolves at all? What if Pongo has been playing an extravagant mind game, in which he controlled all four wolves? Then he simply asked Roundy to pretend to be a wolf, so no one catches on to his shenanigans.

Since the criterion for a villager victory is that there are no remaining wolves, then we had all won right from the start. Pongo, as the only non-villager participant, has lost.

Pongo would be the wolf.

Parsifal is pointing out that Pongo isn't actually playing. Therefore there are no wolves.

Pongo would be the wolf.

Pongo would be the wolf.

Incorrect.

Sean, Saddam, and Irush met Wilmore in front of the town hall.

"Has the meeting concluded yet?" Wilmore asked as he walked towards the doors.

"Almost," replied Sean.

"Lets get to it then," said Wilmore stepping through the trio.

"After you," motioned Irush.

Wilmore put his back to the three and opened the doors.  The sight in the hall nearly left him speechless.

"My gods," he whispered.  "They're all dead, everyone."  The bodies of all the remaining villagers were strewn about the room.

"Almost all of them," said Saddam placing his hand on Wilmore's shoulder.  Wilmore turned in horror to meet the faces of three men.  They showed no sign of remorse or regret.

They were your friends! Your family!" condemned Wilmore, "and you've killed them all!  You... You beasts!"

"There were only two ways to break the curse," explained Sean.  "It was either death for us or kill every innocent."

"We had to act slowly at first," chimed in Irush.  "A kill in the night, leading a lynching in the day.  Roundy was in on it too, but the Psychic got to him.  Lucky bastard."

"You see," continued Saddam, "there were too many of you at first.  But now it's just you, friend," he concluded as he ran Wilmore through with a short sword.

Wilmore stumbled back into the hall and Sean closed him in.  Through the windows, they threw in torches and oil until the town hall caught fire.  Wilmore lay on the ground coughing up blood and smoke.  In mere moments he would be dead and the curse would be finally broken.

"What now?" asked Irush, already feeling the curse lift. 

"Now we wait for spring and then we leave this place," answered Saddam.

Sean nodded his agreement, there was nothing left for them here.


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Congrats on a very well played game wolves.

Fuck you wolves

lol. I was right all along.

End Game Fun Fact: There is not a single instance where I stated that I am not a wolf or that I am a villager. It was my own personal goal.

I told you Irush was a wolf, dammit

I told you Irush was a wolf, dammit

That is why precisely why I killed you and no one seemed to notice.

We are missing one crucial fact. Dann is the winner. I did it.

Quote from: Blanko on May 25, 2012, 01:41:17 PM

I told you Irush was a wolf, dammit

That is why precisely why I killed you and no one seemed to notice.

YOUUUUUU

Told ya.

We should blame Pseudonym, it's all his fault that Sean didn't get lynched

Can we lynch him?

Also Wilmore for acting suspicious

You got owned, villagers!  Owned!