lol I'm gonna be such an evil host about people voting. :D

Who's actually still alive? I lost track, other than that I'm dead.

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:

Nero wrote:

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:Okay, why am I getting no votes? Mind you, I know I have no right to complain as I had disappeared for 2 days.
Except for Fuzzy, obviously. She is always on time.

You'll get used to it.

I suggest, like a good host, to come down hard on them for lack of votes.

=D.
The worst I can think of sending PMs to further irritate them. I shall do that tomorrow if they don't vote till then.

Maybe killing off people who don't vote in 3 straight polls?

Interesting sig Sent.

Nero wrote:Interesting sig Sent.

Decided I needed a new one, and what better than showing off my BOINC stats? =D

Nero wrote:Maybe killing off people who don't vote in 3 straight polls?

That's actually not a bad idea.

The IRC Werewolf bot does that, I think. It's probably a good idea. You'd have to be very clear about the deadline for votes, though.

My game is gonna have a rule along the lines of: Anyone who has not voted within a day of posting will be considered unpatriotic and therefore decidedly wolfish and be locked up by the villagers. You cannot vote in the next round. If this happens to the wolf, they can still kill at night as the guards are very lazy and lax during the night. (And the wolves aren't stupid enough to kill the guards)

SevenPentacles wrote:My game is gonna have a rule along the lines of: Anyone who has not voted within a day of posting will be considered unpatriotic and therefore decidedly wolfish and be locked up by the villagers. You cannot vote in the next round. If this happens to the wolf, they can still kill at night as the guards are very lazy and lax during the night. (And the wolves aren't stupid enough to kill the guards)

Your genius plan is to stop people who don't vote from voting?
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Sentynel wrote:

SevenPentacles wrote:My game is gonna have a rule along the lines of: Anyone who has not voted within a day of posting will be considered unpatriotic and therefore decidedly wolfish and be locked up by the villagers. You cannot vote in the next round. If this happens to the wolf, they can still kill at night as the guards are very lazy and lax during the night. (And the wolves aren't stupid enough to kill the guards)

Your genius plan is to stop people who don't vote from voting?
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xD!

Okay, I sent PMs to Mwamba and Asmoral. If I don't get their votes by tomorrow morning (GMT), I will declare the results.

Sentynel wrote:

SevenPentacles wrote:My game is gonna have a rule along the lines of: Anyone who has not voted within a day of posting will be considered unpatriotic and therefore decidedly wolfish and be locked up by the villagers. You cannot vote in the next round. If this happens to the wolf, they can still kill at night as the guards are very lazy and lax during the night. (And the wolves aren't stupid enough to kill the guards)

Your genius plan is to stop people who don't vote from voting?
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Idk. I just wanted to post something. Hey its better than my first idea, which was that the villagers evicted whoever didn't vote.

... Results?

Patience, it's still morning GMT.

The hall was packed with villagers, guards from the neighbouring village and animals. The magician Nero's lens was worn by one of the guards. He was busy keeping a strict vigil for any suspicious activity on the first 2 planes. Not that the villagers had told him anything- he didn't even know how many planes were there or if the spirit could be seen on the first two planes. He suspected the native villagers themselves had no idea. Too him, they seemed terribly paranoid. Apparently, last night, they had found a fellow villager dead and they were convinced it was the work of a wolf. Wolf! Like they existed! But he hadn't argued. He and his friends were getting enough gold to last them this season. Just to protect these wimps.

The guard looked at the front, where the ballot box was situated. He was pleased to see the villagers had completed voting. Voting to ferret out the wolf from this crowd. He guffawed and then quickly straightened his face when a old, fat, quivering man reached the dais.

The man read out the slips of papers handed to him.
Mwamba- 4
Fuzzylobster- 1
Airey-Chan- 1

At once, there was an uproar from those assembled. They all ran to a particular woman standing in the corner, looking visibly frightened. "Hey," the guard shouted running towards the woman himself and suddenly feeling scared of the insane mob. "Use your sense. She is a pretty woman, she couldn't possibly be the wol-"

He hit the ground hard as the wolf took a swipe at him. Dazed, he looked up to see the wolf in the place of the woman. He screamed. The wolf started attacking and maiming the villagers and they bravely retaliated. The animals too had joined the fight. His friends, however, were busy gaping. He couldn't blame them.

Just as fast as the whole madness had started, it ended. It was followed by a tumultuous cheer. The guard pulled himself up to see the villagers screaming and hugging each other. There was relief written on their faces. The remains of the wolf were strewn on the ground.

The guard motioned to his friends and they all quietly left through a side entrance. They were no longer interested in the money. All they wanted to do was leave this place as soon as possible. It was doing terrible things to their mind.

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Okay, for the other info.

Airey-Chan was the Resistance. And Fuzzy was Aether. The wolves had cracked her identity in the first round itself. But, like y'all know, they used her awesome powers in the previous round only. It was a good call and would have been a brilliant one if many of y'all weren't convinced of Mwamba's guilt.

About Mwamba...well, she was the one giving all those "suggestions" (I suppose DC too contributed ideas...not sure. But Mwamba sent me the PMs). I loved them =D. In the first round, she wanted Nero to be strangled with a computer wire and wanted a strand of Jen's hair on the crime scene. But I omitted that part as I thought it complicated the whole thing. In the second round, she wanted SP to be murdered at his house and wanted all the alcohol in the shops to disappear. In the third, she wanted Sent to be branded with those words (i.e. DavidCat loves Penguins).

That is pretty much the whole thing. I now hand over my duties to Asmoral, the next host. Best of luck!

sorry I was late casting a vote I have a good excuse though.

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:Airey-Chan was the Resistance. And Fuzzy was Aether. The wolves had cracked her identity in the first round itself. But, like y'all know, they used her awesome powers in the previous round only. It was a good call and would have been a brilliant one if many of y'all weren't convinced of Mwamba's guilt.

-.- Why did I have to ignore my intuition? Why?

I belive I was next so I'll go set that up

Woo.

What was with you lucky buggers this game anyway? Got me and Nero on the first turn.

That's why I stopped suspecting Asmoral, in case anyone wanted to know.

Oh. In the first round, Asmoral kept saying that DC is the wolf. And when it turned out to be right, I thought you realized he couldn't be the wolf.

And Mwamba, I think it is a good thing you didn't kill Airey-chan in the 3rd round. Because I would have mentioned that she was the resistance and since she kept saying you were the wolf (she guessed your identity in the 2nd round), it wouldn't have taken the others long to suspect you. (It is another matter that they suspected you anyway =p.)

He said that? Oops. Heh. What I meant was that nobody used me, so Asmoral couldn't have been the wolf. :$