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    To whoever asked (it’s late and I don’t want to flip back a page to see), nope, I’m happy with my current choices, or as much as I can be. Now just to decide what to do in the night cycle...
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    Yeah, that's not exactly odd. I was perfectly okay with a lynch happening, and I wasn't going to place a vote on someone random, so I figured I could throw in on the one I felt was more likely, but since we know now we can vote No Lynch, that's my personal preference this game. It's not a standard Elim setup, so our odds of hitting someone that will benefit us to kill are ridiculously low, and will grow with time, so skipping a first-cycle lynch is beneficial.
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    Yeah, works for me, and I'm ok with not having a lynch this cycle. Elbereth.
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    I personally doubt either Elbereth or Mage are our targets, but I’d be more willing to throw my vote on Elbereth right now. Mage seems to be playing normally to me.
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    @Young Bard, thanks for the tag, but I’m not planning to add a ton to the discussion. I’ll play the game as part of whatever faction I’m part of at the time, and I’ll participate in lynches, and use whatever actions I might have, but I don’t plan to try to discuss much in the thread. It just isn’t a helpful or reasonable thing for me to do, personally, after trying too hard at it for many games I’ve played.
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    Div leaned against a wall and slid down to brace himself as the world shook. Actually, things didn’t seem to be physically moving around as much near him as they were just becoming less or more real by the moment. Once the movement had stopped, he placed his hand on the tree he was leaning against and pushed himself upright. Tree? Things had definitely changed. He shook it off and decided he still had his mission to complete. And someone’s face to punch.
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    Love the write up. If I had time now I think I’d RP Div reacting to the quake, but I’ll have to just hope I can do that later. This does completely invalidate any reads we might have picked up from the discussion on the first attempt at the cycle, so I guess we get to try again. Once more, though, I don’t really plan to talk strategy or do much analysis (none of it public probably), so I don’t expect anyone will get much of a read on me until voting starts.
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    Wow...posts. So many posts. Strategy I’m not even going to try to dive into. I’ll look this over a bit tomorrow hopefully, but right now I just want to introduce Div to Silverlight. —— Div gawked at the sights around him. He’d never been one for science or fancy stuff, but this was certainly impressive. He’d expected to wake up in the Tranquiline Halls, or else Damnation itself, but instead he’d woken to find a strange woman manning the sails of a ship through the strangest sea he’d ever seen, the beginning of a journey that had eventually led him here. Wherever here was. He hadn’t ended up on a planet, he knew that. Once he’d gotten his mind wrapped around the concept of there being planets beyond those they knew of in Roshar, the rest was easy. He just nodded and smiled and filed away whatever someone said for later. He didn’t have to understand it to get where he wanted to go. He just had to play along, and Div could play along. Everyone was murmuring or outright panicking about the Shard of Survival being loose, for instance. Div knew about Honor and Odium, and had been told by fellow travelers that they were Shards, so he figured Survival must be like them. Guy, or thing, or whatever just wanted to keep living, and he could understand that much. Let Survival stay free, he figured. Being free was a better life than being in a cage.
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    That's not a good sign. Sorry you have to compete with this, Len. I might shouldn't plan on this and the LG, but I'm committing to actually participating in both, though no promises on analysis (in fact, I plan to do very little in either).
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    He'll probably just make you die first cycle at this point.
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    Hah, nice.
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    Hey, so I have a question. @A Joe in the Bush or @Elbereth, are you willing to say whether the tiebreaker method you had to decide who won would have resulted in myself or Fifth Scholar winning if we had died together? I was kinda assuming my chances of winning that way were low anyways.
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    @Fifth Scholar, I detained Orlok. If they were both attacking me, it wouldn’t matter anyways, and if they each attacked one of us, I might have survived.
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    I took a risk instead of letting the game come down to a tiebreaker, and I’m not even sad to have lost. I chose my own fate, at least. @Fifth Scholar, well played! Edit: I think Araris should have won, though I’m slightly biased because he worked well with me. He tried and died well.
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    @Fifth Scholar, I’m honestly surprised to still be here at the end, considering I was basically hung out to dry by Orlok and my other contacts are dead. @Crimsn-Wolf, thanks for not holding it against me that I didn’t contact you until everyone else was gone. Best of luck.
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    Remart would be either eating or sleeping, as usual.
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    Bah, I’m in. Let’s see... who was my Rosharan character other than Kintas? Oh, yeah, that’ll be Div, from MR25. He’s going to drop in on the party.
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    No Lynch it is.
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    Hahahah, was kinda hoping that would happen!
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    I’m in. I think it has to be Quintus who takes on this role.
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    I welcome the challenge, Fifth. I'm a man of few words this game, so I'll maintain that and simply wish you the best death a player can wish for.
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    So wait, is there going to be a new night 6 thread, or are we leaving it as one thread?
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    Straw. Apparently Araris made a few friends, and I’m happy to help him get this win.
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    I want to run a game mechanic I’m considering adding to my LotR game by everyone. It’s somewhat inspired by the gun I put into my first game, but with an interesting twist that I like. The basic idea is that every player will start the game with a bottle of antidote. A select number (either random, or all the Elims, or a specific role, I haven’t decided) will also start with a vial of poison. They can put that poison into the drink of any player they like during a day cycle. That person will die during the night if they don’t use their antidote that same night. However, antidote is a single use item, so they can only take it one time the entire game. Poison is otherwise an unblockable kill, able to equally affect any other roles despite other abilities, although I may have a wary role who would be informed if they were poisoned and could thus take the antidote, but if they didn’t have it (say if they were poisoned twice), they could instead at least tell someone via pm or the thread. I’m worried that if I make it an Elim-specific, it either makes them too powerful or too limited (I can’t give them only poison kills unless they have an unlimited amount, and that would thoroughly break it), but if I make it random or village-only, it endangers the Elim team unfairly, or could do the reverse with a bad RNG roll.
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    Wow, that’s amazing. To all the pass winners, btw, I do have a Lord of the Rings LG planned, hint hint. I can’t really say much more about this game. The anonymous accounts had me working my mind a totally different way than normal, where I just remember people’s play styles (sometimes incorrectly), and while I don’t think I did an amazing job, I’m a little proud of keeping myself from being lynched so many times.
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