Mafia

I won’t have much time to participate, but add me to the spec doc?

Heh, yeah. I was tempted to claim Gondor spy because I didn’t know who anyone was (considering there were none of those, I wonder how that would’ve played out, now) xD Still a good game though, wish I’d been active from the beginning.

Glieven raised his head from thought as he heard his name uttered twice. Did they really think that the chaos that had been abounding around them was coming from him? As he had been behind from the beginning, he knew nothing from no one and what he did know was his role. Don’t be hasty, he heard his friends saying from far away. He sighed as all the conclusions he’d quickly come to dissipated. It was time he did what he did best, perhaps. To listen. ———— The times of the present all pass into the past, but there are still links of memory to each passed event for the future. —> I’m inclined to believe Itiah could be an agent of morder. Seeing as he voted for Walin in the one round when it was up between an agent of morder and a companion. I don’t believe that the agents of morder would vote for there own necessarily, so he voted for the supposed-but-not-yet-proved companion. (As you mentioned beufore, Walin, you could be a spy of Gondor.) Or as Cadmium pointed out, you could still be an agent, in which case no one can really judge who voted for who. Still, if you really are a companion as you’ve said you are, then it follows that the likely-hood of I think I am here being an agent of morder is a high percentage, particularly considering that there can’t possibly be four companions left out of six of the company.

Oh confound it all. Anywho... I’ll take chances and go with Rath

Glieven watched the pointing of fingers curiously. Thus far he wasn’t in the crossfire. It intrigued him so, but something he didn’t dwell on. It came to that Caddor called for his vote, as he did of many others. However, Glieven found himself rather clueless in the accusing process of things. Who could have killed any one of the companions or Gandalf or Legolas. He knew little to nothing of positions, seeing as he’d just checked into all of the events. ——— That being said, I’ve mostly caught up, and from what I understand it’s either Walin or Rath, correct? I’m not entirely clear on all of the details, but for Walin it seems to be because he keeps getting saved from a lynch, and for Rath it’s because he’s been acting suspicious. Those two reasons simplified, it seems like Rath could be the more viable option seeing as Walin could just be set up. (Note: of course I could be missing a bunch details, considering I’m not very detaile-oriented). So, if you’d like to inform me of extra information, I’d gladly take it in. Currently I’m not going to put up a vote just yet.

Many apologies for inactivity. I was called away unexpectedly. --- Glieven was in the back of the group, silently watching the others. After the death of Thalin, there had been a sort of tension among them; accusations flying around from one suspect to the next and then hasty refutations to hopefully deter the accusations. Thus he'd fallen to the back to reach an outside perspective; however, at some point, the group had fallen silent and there was no more real use to being in the back, but he stayed there anyway. Having fallen to the back, he failed to notice they had reached the borders Rivendell, one of the dwellings of the elves; he failed to notice, that is, until the rest of the group slowed down.

This looks interesting! Sign me up as Glieven, a Ranger of the North, one of the Dunedain- blessed with long life. He's a youthful, lively lad filled with ecstatic energy. And his mischief tends to get him in trouble often-times.

Ok *flips through poems* Nice! Aww, that's disappointing. Alright- not my best, but one of my favorites: Imagination engulfs me, Then it leaves me standing there. I want to write a story, But I do not even dare. It comes to me like lightning, But when it comes, it turns to mist. It comes to me unaware, But when it goes, it goes amiss. I find it everywhere, lurking here and there, But when I need it, it disappears. I enjoy it when it comes,’ But pleasure is taken when it goes. I don’t… I can’t remember it, I just know my world it lit.

Ha! Unfortunately. Ok, that's fair.

Good question. To which Orlok answered correctly half-way through. -> I originally wasn't going to answer this, but seeing as Orlok's said something, we all love to correct people who think they have it right and are wrong *shrugs* Sorry. @Orlok Tsubodai It seems you have read between the lines too much for your own good. You're correct in saying I did not have to do so, because we're not currently in an alliance, nor did it matter if I did so. However, in part, I did vote for Drought because you asked me to. At the time of me writing my post, it was a tie, and a no lynch would have been a dreadful way to end the second day. Anyhow at the point that I entered it, I realized several had entered before me breaking the tie, the posts were all so close and last minute, and changing my vote back didn't really make much sense. Also, I should note that because I am new to this, most of everything I do is an experimentation, and should not be delved into too deeply for fear of reading between the lines too well as it seems you have done. I'm sorry to say that, but it's true. As of currently, anyway.

Ivan leaned back, wondering if he'd made the right decision. Of course, nearing the end of this cycle he had to wonder. It took him a moment's hesitation to decide, and he leaned forward changing his vote: Drought. ^Still learning about RPing *shrugs*

Seeing as I'm not entirely sure who to vote for, Imma go No lynch.

Ok. so... I'll join as Ivan and I prefer/support/whatever longer days

Ah, ok. Thanks!

@Straw Question, though. How does one join? I've been reading through a lot of it, and still not sure of the whole system, lol