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Oh, whoops! I'm sorry. I'd just looked at the rules of the original game. :sheepish:

All's Alley is a RED AGENT. Pawns is the ASSASSIN IN WHITE. Game over. Blue wins. Nice job everyone, and thank you for your patience!

Cynder is a BLUE AGENT. It's been more than 48 hours, so @Babilarian Darkeyes Red Team's turn.

Devi is a BLUE AGENT.

An Accountability of Virtue is a Red Agent. Dym is a Blue Agent. @MistCLOAKed Mountains @Paragrin Your clue is Explorer 2.

Blue Team, @MistCLOAKed Mountains @Paragrin -- Alethkar 2

BLUE team -- @Paragrin, @MistCLOAKed Mountains Your clue is ASCENDANT 2.

Truthcall is a BLUE AGENT. Red team's turn. @Truthless of Shinovar

I've made up teams -- RED is @Babilarian Darkeyes, @I am a stick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, and @Scion of the Mists. The Spymaster is @Truthless of Shinovar. BLUE is @MistCLOAKed Mountains and @Paragrin I am the Spymaster. Play will begin... Now. With our turn. Returned -1

I can be a Spymaster.

Wow! That is fascinating. I wonder what made her change her habits?

Dalinar's situation involved memory, which we knew from very early on. Taravangian's doesn't, so we have much less reason to suspect that his impression of the interaction is wrong. When Dalinar met Cultivation, if I remember correctly (I don't have Oathbringer with me), he first met Nightwatcher, and then Cultivation intervened. When Taravangian was complaining that Nightwatcher didn't forgo her traditional bane even though what he asked for was the capacity to save the world, he would probably have mentioned if some third party interrupted. Of course, this doesn't mean that Cultivation didn't meet with him pretending to be Nightwatcher the entire time, but that wouldn't be the same situation as Dalinar. Taravangian's situation is so different from Dalinar's that I don't think it's very likely that Cultivation intervened. It would certainly be interesting to ask Brandon how many of the 'Nightwatcher''s bargains were actually Cultivation, though! Edit: Wow, when you forget to post other people post much more interesting things!

Could you speed up someone's aging? Are the plants Lift grows fully adult plants in a few seconds when she does that? If so, you could maybe use the same process to speed the aging of a person. Aging is a natural part of human life, so it should be less impossible than changing bodies. But if people think of themselves as being a specific age, they might not be able to be pushed out of it.

types of investiture?

Why do you say so?

Oh, I see where that was going. Congratulations, Blue team! ... Can I sign up for the next game please?

Yeah, I think we should leave evil be.

The fact that we aren't sure what part of this was supposed to be a gift is just evidence of how strange the situation is.

Once Vin released the power of Perseverance's Perpendicularity, Perseverance's power wasn't trapping Ruin any more, but he didn't instantly divest himself from the planet. Instead he began doing all kinds of rust that would ruin the collapsing societies and also force people to find the atium for him. I'd guess, based on that, that he can't divest himself from something without knowing where it is. I think it's important to note that destroying Scadrial was his goal, not a thing he was doing to find the atium. He is Ruin; he destroys things. Since he didn't just destroy Scadrial, I'd guess he must have not wanted to destroy the atium by accident. Which would suggest that doing so would hurt him, to return to the original question.

Well, that sounds like Rysn and ... maybe Tarah? Or Sebarial?

Alcatraz and the Evil Librarians:

I'm down for guessing Ishikk and Tvlakv.

Well, Vasher is one of them... Ishar technically worldhopped between Braize and Roshar, but I'm dubious... It's also true for Jezrien, and that's too many.

Cool -- Sadees @Sariel @Rhapsody

"Evil" is a tricky one. The correct answers we had were Nale and Taravangian. Sadees matches with that, I think.