Long Game 110? [Sign Ups]: Termina Abandoned (A Majora's Mask Mafia Adventure)

[coco.pudding she/they]

Amora walks up next to Thistle. “Hey. You doing okay? You seemed pretty overwhelmed earlier. Or in the future? I don’t really know how to think about it. Oh and, did you manage to get your plants again? I’m sorry I wasn’t there to help you this time.”

[Burnt Spaghetti she/her]

Do i need the rupees from completing my streak of maxing cycles? Probably not if im going to die soon. But hey. Its like Duolingo - as soon as you break your streak, firstly there's going to be an angry owl, but secondly its harder to restart.

So one more rp post  

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Cindra smiled as Thistle offered the pepper. She really did have a plant for everything. "Thank you. Cooked on skewers sounds absolutely amazing. I'll try save some for that. " She took a small nibble of the pepper. It certainly helped a little, though flavour wise was a bit much on its own, but the heat certainly helped her not notice the chill as much. She knew that they needed to get somewhere, but also, its night. And its cold. And where they are going is cold. Its just going to be cold. She didn't know where they would be resting this night, but its only going to get colder. Maybe they'll have somewhere to stay like they did at the deku palace. But tonight... Looking ahead at the road, she only saw sleeping on the road in her future unless they never stop moving. She saw Amora approach Thistle. Cindra was glad to see Thistle had so many people surrounding and keeping an eye on her, in all that was going on, it relieved her to see the care the survivors had for each other. She remembered more clearly now the final day and thistles struggles. They needed Thistle. And they needed her to be okay.

[Archer he/him]

1 hour ago, Wonko the Sane said:

I think everyone's forgetting that if the Blast Mask kills two villagers, that means it's broken forever and ISN'T around to hit the one thing we KNOW will be targeting someone every night: the EK.

I fully expect it to hit two villagers, but I'm of the belief that we'll likely lose the cycle and want to end with a remaining pool with 2+ elim suspects in it. I wouldn't do it until D3, when the elims have already made their two kills, meaning they don't need to do anything N3. 

*

Ouae whistled the tune to the Village People's third* best song (as covered by the Pet Shop Boys), and inadvertently made a navigational error. 

*Behind YMCA and In the Navy, ahead of Macho Man. 

[Doc12]

6 minutes ago, coco.pudding said:

Amora walks up next to Thistle. “Hey. You doing okay? You seemed pretty overwhelmed earlier. Or in the future? I don’t really know how to think about it. Oh and, did you manage to get your plants again? I’m sorry I wasn’t there to help you this time.”

Thistle startled. "Hey!" Shrunk, embarassed, "Amora! I'm..." a helpless shrug, "doing as well as can be expected."

They looked around again, the mountains seemingly no closer for how long they'd walked. "Cindra helped me, I... I'm sorry for falling apart, back when... the giant? I was trying so hard to be helpful, and then I sort of...couldn't anymore..."

They didn't look at Amora. The other woman was probably trying to be kind, but Thistle didn't deserve that kindness. 

"This is a bad dream...How did the Hero do this? Is it... just going to happen again if we fail?" They shoot a look at the young apprentice, walking determinedly ahead. "How many times is this going to happen? How many chances do we get? How... how many times are we going to have to walk out of our town, tired and afraid?" 

A sigh. "I'm sorry. I... I didn't remember at first, and I almost wish I didn't remember... It was easier, not knowing that it had had... happened before, will happen again, even if its a little different this time..."

"I'm sorry, this is a lot" Embarrassed again, especially in front of strong, stoic Amora. Goddess they wished they were as strong and measured as Amora. "I... I'm here. And I'm trying my best. We all have to look out for each other... right?"

[Amanuensis he/him]

1 hour remains in the Night to earn activity Rupees, bid for Masks, send PMs, or submit actions.

• (2) OP Blast Mask: TUM, Mistfallen, 

[coco.pudding she/they]

1 minute ago, Doc12 said:

Thistle startled. "Hey!" Shrunk, embarassed, "Amora! I'm..." a helpless shrug, "doing as well as can be expected."

They looked around again, the mountains seemingly no closer for how long they'd walked. "Cindra helped me, I... I'm sorry for falling apart, back when... the giant? I was trying so hard to be helpful, and then I sort of...couldn't anymore..."

They didn't look at Amora. The other woman was probably trying to be kind, but Thistle didn't deserve that kindness. 

"This is a bad dream...How did the Hero do this? Is it... just going to happen again if we fail?" They shoot a look at the young apprentice, walking determinedly ahead. "How many times is this going to happen? How many chances do we get? How... how many times are we going to have to walk out of our town, tired and afraid?" 

A sigh. "I'm sorry. I... I didn't remember at first, and I almost wish I didn't remember... It was easier, not knowing that it had had... happened before, will happen again, even if its a little different this time..."

"I'm sorry, this is a lot" Embarrassed again, especially in front of strong, stoic Amora. Goddess they wished they were as strong and measured as Amora. "I... I'm here. And I'm trying my best. We all have to look out for each other... right?"

“It’s always easier, not remembering. And when something happens like this, we can choose to face it or run away. And you didn’t run. You kept fighting, even if you weren’t literally fighting. And it’s hard. It’s hard to keep going when we’ve lost everything. But you did, and you still are.

I don’t know how many times this will happen. I don’t know how this will all end. But I know you’re going to keep trying. And I know I’m going to be right here with you, okay? Whenever you need me.

You can do this, Thistle. I think you’re a lot stronger than you realize.”

[Myst He/Him]

1 hour ago, Wonko the Sane said:

I think everyone's forgetting that if the Blast Mask kills two villagers, that means it's broken forever and ISN'T around to hit the one thing we KNOW will be targeting someone every night: the EK. I see the ratio arguments for why it might be good for the village that the Blast Mask and Postman both die, but I think it's outweighed by the fact that this gambit loses us one of the most powerful anti-elim masks we have access to.

I'm not saying people shouldn't be making the most of your PMs, but maybe we shouldn't be spraying them out like buckshot in a deliberate attempt to destroy one of our best tools?

16 minutes ago, Archer said:

I fully expect it to hit two villagers, but I'm of the belief that we'll likely lose the cycle and want to end with a remaining pool with 2+ elim suspects in it. I wouldn't do it until D3, when the elims have already made their two kills, meaning they don't need to do anything N3. 

This is the best cycle to use it. It makes the remaining Elims much easier to find. And if they don’t NK, like last time, we don’t trigger the mask, giving us either a win, or another set of hard cleared villagers.

I for one think this is a great use of the mask. It’s not our best tool if we don’t use it. And if we don’t because they don’t NK, we learned new info we wouldn’t have gotten otherwise, and we’ll just detonate next loop

Agreed with Archer. We’ll need one more person willing to spend rupees though. If Archer and I each hit 5, that’s 10, but more people will probably be alive by then. 

[Doc12]

3 minutes ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

This is the best cycle to use it. It makes the remaining Elims much easier to find. And if they don’t NK, like last time, we don’t trigger the mask, giving us either a win, or another set of hard cleared villagers.

I for one think this is a great use of the mask. It’s not our best tool if we don’t use it. And if we don’t because they don’t NK, we learned new info we wouldn’t have gotten otherwise, and we’ll just detonate next loop

Agreed with Archer. We’ll need one more person willing to spend rupees though. If Archer and I each hit 5, that’s 10, but more people will probably be alive by then. 

I'm always happy to PM people. 

10 minutes ago, coco.pudding said:

“It’s always easier, not remembering. And when something happens like this, we can choose to face it or run away. And you didn’t run. You kept fighting, even if you weren’t literally fighting. And it’s hard. It’s hard to keep going when we’ve lost everything. But you did, and you still are.

I don’t know how many times this will happen. I don’t know how this will all end. But I know you’re going to keep trying. And I know I’m going to be right here with you, okay? Whenever you need me.

You can do this, Thistle. I think you’re a lot stronger than you realize.”

Thistle flushed so red they probably matched the shade of a terminian tomato. Suddenly extremely aware of how close Amora was. 

"I, ah, gah." They elbowed Zymni who had started snickering under her layers of clothing. 

"I... thank you" they managed, trying so, so hard to keep their tone even. 

"Goddess, Amora, you're as brave as a Lynel. I'm just a little cucco."

WHY WERE THEY REFERRING TO THEMSELVES AS A CUCCO

[Burnt Spaghetti she/her]

3 minutes ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

This is the best cycle to use it. It makes the remaining Elims much easier to find. And if they don’t NK, like last time, we don’t trigger the mask, giving us either a win, or another set of hard cleared villagers.

I for one think this is a great use of the mask. It’s not our best tool if we don’t use it. And if we don’t because they don’t NK, we learned new info we wouldn’t have gotten otherwise, and we’ll just detonate next loop

Agreed with Archer. We’ll need one more person willing to spend rupees though. If Archer and I each hit 5, that’s 10, but more people will probably be alive by then. 

oh no... if only there was someone who had been openly farming rupees for pms who loves to pm people...
 

[Myst He/Him]

7 minutes ago, Burnt Spaghetti said:

oh no... if only there was someone who had been openly farming rupees for pms who loves to pm people...
 

I’ve been farming rupees too lol, I got my 3 rp that I needed tonight.

And you’re welcome to join in, this way if one of us gets NK or voted out we still have enough people for it. If we do all survive till then. For security reasons we’ll be doubling up for some of the PMs just in case someone’s lying about having sent them. So keep 5 rupees for that

[Wonko the Sane he/him]

47 minutes ago, Archer said:

I fully expect it to hit two villagers, but I'm of the belief that we'll likely lose the cycle and want to end with a remaining pool with 2+ elim suspects in it. I wouldn't do it until D3, when the elims have already made their two kills, meaning they don't need to do anything N3.

So your plan is to count on a successful sudden death vote? You intend for us to positively identify three different elims in a single Loop? That seems very reckless. Especially if along the way we throw away one of our more useful identification tools. Why are you so quick to use up our one and only Blast Mask for this purpose instead of to catch an NK with a revenge kill?

26 minutes ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

This is the best cycle to use it. It makes the remaining Elims much easier to find. And if they don’t NK, like last time, we don’t trigger the mask, giving us either a win, or another set of hard cleared villagers.

Why on earth would they not NK? They cannot win without NKs, and if they lose they want as many people dead as possible. This Loop is not like last Loop in very important ways.

One of which is another way you're confusing the mechanics. Loop 1 was the ONLY time in this game that we're able to get hard-cleared Villagers. From here on out, it's possible for us to kill an elim and still lose, meaning we will never gain hard alignment data from Loop results.

26 minutes ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

I for one think this is a great use of the mask. It’s not our best tool if we don’t use it. And if we don’t because they don’t NK, we learned new info we wouldn’t have gotten otherwise, and we’ll just detonate next loop

Agreed with Archer. We’ll need one more person willing to spend rupees though. If Archer and I each hit 5, that’s 10, but more people will probably be alive by then. 

Can you articulate why this is a better use for the mask than catching an Elim kill, or else just manipulating elim behavior to make the kills more rigid and readable? The typical advantage gleaned from your plan is that we lose the Loop and and gain a small modicum of soft information by increasing the density of elims among the surviving players. Meanwhile, if we leave the Blast Mask in play, then the Elims -- the only people who MUST target someone every turn -- are put in a much more precarious position.

Edited March 3 by Wonko the Sane

[Ashbringer he/him]

The building was collapsing. Fire and panic was consuming the North Ward, now. Smoke. Shouts. Explosions. Not as bad as the last loop, different this time.

But in the wreckage of one small building, the fire burned even within just as strong.

And Ara-Marton still laughed.

[Myst He/Him]

3 minutes ago, Wonko the Sane said:

So your plan is to count on a successful sudden death vote? You intend for us to positively identify three different elims in a single Loop? That seems very reckless. Especially if along the way we throw away one of our more useful identification tools. Why are you so quick to use up our one and only Blast Mask for this purpose instead of to catch an NK with a revenge kill?

Why on earth would they not NK? They cannot win without NKs, and if they lose they want as many people dead as possible. This Loop is not like last Loop in very important ways.

One of which is another way you're confusing the mechanics. Loop 1 was the ONLY time in this game that we're able to get hard-cleared Villagers. From here on out, it's possible for us to kill an elim and still lose, meaning we will never gain hard alignment data from Loop results.

Can you articulate why this is a better use for the mask than catching an Elim kill, or else just manipulating elim behavior to make the kills more rigid and readable? The typical advantage gleaned from your plan is that we lose the Loop and and gain a small modicum of soft information by increasing the density of elims among the surviving players. Meanwhile, if we leave the Blast Mask in play, then the Elims -- the only people who MUST target someone every turn -- are put in a much mire precarious position.

No, actually, it can be a loop 1 all over again as it’s purely based on player count and ratios.
As for catching an NK, that is one of 4 abilities right now that target(Roleblock, tracking, NK, PMs) that’s a 25% chance that if it blows it’s from the NK, not to mention that the Elims have to actually hit the right person. The blast mask is useful at catching a NK, that’s just not likely.

Also, the sooner the better, the sooner we have the information, the quicker we can use it to catch Elims. Why would we wait till next loop?

And yes, they can choose to not NK, this could be a loop 1. With 3 lynches that puts it into a 9v4. Elims win that, with no NKs. But in that case we know we have 3 more confirmed villagers. With no NKs, we only have to exe 1 Elim, with NKs, we exe 2. Because we’re waiting till N3B we’ll know whether we want to blow up the Blast mask or not.

 

[coco.pudding she/they]

23 minutes ago, Doc12 said:

I'm always happy to PM people. 

Thistle flushed so red they probably matched the shade of a terminian tomato. Suddenly extremely aware of how close Amora was. 

"I, ah, gah." They elbowed Zymni who had started snickering under her layers of clothing. 

"I... thank you" they managed, trying so, so hard to keep their tone even. 

"Goddess, Amora, you're as brave as a Lynel. I'm just a little cucco."

WHY WERE THEY REFERRING TO THEMSELVES AS A CUCCO

Amora smiles sort of wistfully. “I’m…really not as brave as you think I am. I’ve just had to be good at faking it. All the same, thank you. That…means a lot.

And besides, cuccos can be strong in their own way. Don’t discount yourself, yeah? I don’t think we would have won that fight without you. You don’t have to be a fighter to change the course of a fight.”

She notices Thistle’s blush, and the change in their tone, but doesn’t comment, just smiles slightly. 

[Myst He/Him]

Am I the only one thinking Wonko’s resistance to triggering the blast mask seems weird? He’s said he’s really good at mechanics, yet he got it wrong. And I know I’m biased because I think that triggering the blast mask is a good idea, so anyone want to weigh in on that? Or is it just me

[Amanuensis he/him]

Night 1-B is now over. Standby for Day 2-B.

[Amanuensis he/him]

LG110, Day 2-B: Sunrise Over Snowhead

Day 2-B will end on Wednesday, March 4th @ 10:00 PM EST.

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Ap the Apprentice

The earthquake hit while they were still on the road, not long after the crack of dawn.

A low shudder through the ground, there and gone before anyone finished reacting. A few people stumbled. One of the horses threw its head. Then it was still again, and the column kept moving.

A Goron sherpa walking alongside told them it had been happening since the moon changed its face. Every hour or so, he said. Getting closer together.

No one replied to that, dreading what it meant.

The smithy came into view around a bend — two waterfalls flanking it, the permafrost lawn between the cliff face and the forge now covered in tents, hundreds of them, lit from within by lantern light and cooking fires. Clock Ward banners marked the perimeter. The sound of the place was not cheerful, but it was alive, and after the road that was enough.

Outside the smithy's entrance, a short and somewhat rumpled man was speaking with Quartermaster Sakon in the particular posture of someone who had not agreed to this conversation and was enduring it anyway. That would be Zubora — the owner, from what her grandfather had told her, sharp enough when he wanted to be and content to let his enormous assistant do all the actual work when he didn't. The enormous assistant in question was just visible through the open forge door, a masked, hulking shape moving with unhurried purpose behind the flames, paying the conversation outside no attention.

Sakon was doing most of the talking. He still pranced, even slightly, even standing still — a leftover quality from thirty-three years ago that no amount of Clock Ward brass had quite suppressed. He was gesturing at the weapon inventory list with one hand and at the tent camp with the other, and the words came to Ap in pieces over the waterfall's noise: the arrangement stands, and something about his share with a particular emphasis, and then — clearly, because Sakon said it clearly — Medigoron has what we need regardless of what he tells us.

Zubora said something short in response. Sakon smiled his grinning smile and moved on.

Ap filed it and kept walking.

She found the weapon racks twenty minutes later, set up beside the forge. A respectable array — short blades, longer ones, a Goron warhammer that only a Goron would lift. She picked up a short sword, the same length and balance as the Clock Ward standard issue.

"That's not for you."

Sakon had materialized at her elbow. He was smiling warmly, the way he smiled at everything.

"I've fought before," she said. "Real monsters. In a temple."

"And I believe you." He took the sword gently and returned it to the rack. "But I couldn't hand a blade to a child and live with myself. You understand."

She understood he wasn't going to move. She stopped arguing.

He pressed a small pouch into her hand — more rupees than she'd expected — and nodded toward the path east. "The Hot Springs are just down there. Take your friends. You've all earned it."

Then he was already turning, already moving, already somewhere else.

She stood holding the pouch. She looked at the sword rack.

She found the others and told them about the rupees, and they started down toward the springs. She went with them, telling herself she was going.

She was halfway down the path when Sakon's voice carried from behind her, directed at his detail, the warm concern entirely gone.

"Powder Keg Shop," he said. "Full detail. The real culprits won't be far."

She stopped.

She thought about following him. She thought about what real culprits meant in Sakon's mouth, and about the BSSJ and their Annual Summit, and about bombs that someone had carefully placed under an entire city and then carefully blamed on someone else. She thought about the rupees in her hand.

She thought about the Powder Keg Shop, and whether the BSSJ might have a contact there, and whether Sakon finding them first would be a problem she could prevent.

She started walking again, toward the springs, toward the sun rising above Snowhead Mountain, and kept the Powder Keg Shop in the back of her mind where the other things she hadn't dealt with yet were waiting.

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Mountain Village & Mountain Smithy Two waterfalls mark the entrance to this high plateau, where Zubora and Gabora's Mountain Smithy stand alone. Zubora runs the front; Gabora, enormous and masked and of uncertain origin, runs the forge. Sakon's Clock Wards have set up a weapons rack on the lawn, available to anyone willing to take a guard shift. The permafrost between the smithy and the cliff is covered in refugee tents. It is cold. It is loud with the business of people who have nowhere else to be.

Goron Graveyard At the top of the larger waterfall's cliff, a passage leads to the resting place of Darmani, legendary Goron hero. The entrance is visible from the plateau below. Getting to it is another matter — the cliff face offers nothing to climb, and no bridge has ever been built there. The Gorons treat the site with the specific reverence of people who do not need to explain why.

Twin Island Hot Springs A short walk east of the smithy, two rocky islands straddle a set of steaming natural pools. A consortium of Business Scrubs purchased the land from the Gorons some years back and transformed it into a resort of genuine if expensive comfort. The owners remain in their reserved pool, serene and unbothered by current events. Their Goron bouncers are polite about the entry fee right up until they aren't.

Goron Shrine At the heart of Goron Village, the seat of the Elder's authority has been locked since morning. Neither the Elder nor his son have emerged, and no one inside has responded to knocking. The Gorons gathering outside are running out of patience, and the moon above them is not helping.

Goron Powder Keg Shop Medigoron has been selling powder kegs to miners and festival organizers for decades. Currently, a Clock Ward detail under Quartermaster Sakon is taking his shop apart looking for evidence of BSSJ collaboration. Medigoron is denying everything, with dignity. They have found nothing. The search continues.

Lone Peak Shrine A narrow island of rock hangs in midair above the eastern valley, cave entrance facing outward, a faint light visible within. No bridge connects it to anything. The Gorons are reluctant to say much about it except that it has always been there. The light, they say, has not gone out in thirty-three years.

 

RP Quest: Make yourselves comfortable in Snowhead.

 

@Wonko the Sane disappeared before dawn and was removed from the Loop.

Players can now vote to remove one of their own from the Loop.

The Postman's Hat is no longer donned. No PMs will be sent until further notice.

 

Player List

0	Amanuensis	Ap the Apprentice
1	@The Unknown Order	Heroshi
2	@Araris Valerian	Arenta
3	@Wahrheitswächter	Wahi
4	@Ashbringer	Coliver
5	@coco.pudding	Amora
6	@|TJ|	Cosmetica
7	@Stick.	meeee
8	@Haelbarde	Link the Goron
9	@Wonko the Sane	Zymni
10	@Doc12	Thistle
11	@Burnt Spaghetti	Cindra
12	@DrakeMarshall	Squircle
13	@Mistfallen Soldier	Kieran
14	@Divergent	Gor Elam the Goron
15	@Archer	Ouae the Zora
16	@TwinStorm	Mumbo

Edited March 4 by Amanuensis

[Archer he/him]

Guess that answers why Wonko was against blowing up the postman! Cancel the visit to the Powder Keg Shop D3...

So why not shoot confirmed villager Wahr, who claimed vanilla? Educated guess about the postman and a desire to shut down PMs? Want to avoid giving them 50 rupees? You've got to think Ashbringer was a more subtle target if it has to do with the Burnt vote, although he wasn't very committed to it. 

I'd like to zero in on Araris (who keeps giving very safe/correct analysis sparsely) and Doc. 

"Janci Patterson", if PMs went through. 

[Myst He/Him]

Okay, so I’m very split on what this means. If Wonko is village, that means the Elims want us to try to explode the blast mask. If he’s Elim, they could be trying to hide an Elim and let us win, or trying to get us to second guess using the blast mask… 

[Burnt Spaghetti she/her]

my pms 

No rupees were lost so I have to assume they didn't go through at all. Rip

To be fair, this could be wonko being post and dying, or could be the postmaster looking at the blast discussion and hard nopeing out. We will only know if it opens back up again or not

[Myst He/Him]

Just now, Burnt Spaghetti said:

my pms 

No rupees were lost so I have to assume they didn't go through at all. Rip

To be fair, this could be wonko being post and dying, or could be the postmaster looking at the blast discussion and hard nopeing out. We will only know if it opens back up again or not

I hadn’t considered that… that’s true, the postman could just be very against our plan. Plus it doesn’t say he had the hat, so I think you’re right 

[Haelbarde he/him]

3 minutes ago, Burnt Spaghetti said:

my pms 

No rupees were lost so I have to assume they didn't go through at all. Rip

To be fair, this could be wonko being post and dying, or could be the postmaster looking at the blast discussion and hard nopeing out. We will only know if it opens back up again or not

OoA

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Postman Receives PMs >
Worn Mask Passive Effects >
Circus Leader Mask Theft / Keaton Mask Redirect / Bremen's Mask Roleblock >
Equip / Unequip Mask >
Execution / Night Kill >
Great Fairy / Mask of Truth Results >
Postman Delivers PMs >
Mask of Scents Tracking 

Also this post:

Tbh, that suggests that if rupees weren't spent, either Wonko unequipped the hat before dying, or Wonko wasn't the postman.

 

[Archer he/him]

1 minute ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

Okay, so I’m very split on what this means. If Wonko is village, that means the Elims want us to try to explode the blast mask. If he’s Elim, they could be trying to hide an Elim and let us win, or trying to get us to second guess using the blast mask… 

I can't see them throwing in the towel now, if E!Divergent. They were committed to winning L1, so DGG (self kill) so soon L2 is against their operating philosophy. If v!Divergent and its a crazy preemptive kill with the goal of still winning L2, they're shockingly confident of their thread control and ability to avoid roleblocks of the NKs. 

I understand that we haven't discussed him recently as an exe option, but I'm really curious why he was the pick. Bunny last loop meant he was fairly wealthy. My guess would be villagers were v!reading him, meaning the elims didn't think he was a viable mix any more. Village cred to those who trusted Wonko recently. 

Looks like no PMs delivered, based on the OOA. 

1 minute ago, Mistfallen Soldier said:

I hadn’t considered that… that’s true, the postman could just be very against our plan. Plus it doesn’t say he had the hat, so I think you’re right 

I'll point you to Wonko's reaction to the Bunny Mask convo and their reaction to the Postman convo being very similar. 

Who'd you try to PM, @Burnt Spaghetti? 

[Burnt Spaghetti she/her]

2 minutes ago, Archer said:

I can't see them throwing in the towel now, if E!Divergent. They were committed to winning L1, so DGG (self kill) so soon L2 is against their operating philosophy. If v!Divergent and its a crazy preemptive kill with the goal of still winning L2, they're shockingly confident of their thread control and ability to avoid roleblocks of the NKs. 

I understand that we haven't discussed him recently as an exe option, but I'm really curious why he was the pick. Bunny last loop meant he was fairly wealthy. My guess would be villagers were v!reading him, meaning the elims didn't think he was a viable mix any more. Village cred to those who trusted Wonko recently. 

Looks like no PMs delivered, based on the OOA. 

I'll point you to Wonko's reaction to the Bunny Mask convo and their reaction to the Postman convo being very similar. 

Who'd you try to PM, @Burnt Spaghetti? 

Wahr, Doc, Archer, Wonko, Ashbringer

[Amanuensis he/him]

Ah, I seem to have made a slight oopsie. I added a "not" there where there shouldn't be. Rupees are refunded, as otherwise they would be lost.

For further clarity, this would happen in either the case where the Postman dies or in the case that the hat is unequipped.

Edited March 3 by Amanuensis