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Yaaaaaaaaaaay!!!! You're back!!! How could we forget you, I agree. T and Ember are still being shipped. I'm more inactive than I should be.
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"Let's get back to the camp. I'm ready for a bed roll, and our friends might want some help." -
Gears - null. Somebody - sus. what felt like really defensive last cycle. Araris - village Lotus - null leaning slight village. When they unvoted Fura I feel like it was a tipping point, which we now know was from village to elim. Connie - village. I'd love to see some reads. Doriyah - sus. No reads still? Mist - hey looky it's me Whysper - village no duh STINK - null. Eternum - null leaning slight village. Elims probably wouldn't have started with Ishar. I'm more suspicious of Somebody than Gears, so Somebody. @Somebody from Sel Plus, it seems like Gears is contributing slightly more. Edit: Oh yeah, and Flame on!
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https://www.17thshard.com/forum/profile/33637-aondii/ AonDii
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Anything you've noticed as you've read the thread? Any reads? *stabby stabby vote* Once I'm satisfied I'll go push/stab sometime else. (Poke votes aren't hard) (hey wait I'm poke voting.) (I did reads too, though) (I know it's tricky for pinch hitters) (if you have to mostly ignore past cycles it's better than not posting at all) (I recognize I'm not voting on the people I read as sus currently, but some of them have actually showed up, and I think we need more activity [sorry] or else the thread may just die.)
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Gears - slight sus: rather inactive Somebody - sus Araris - village Lotus - slight vill her vote switch helped tip the scales. Also participating Connie - slight trust. Possibly defensive at being called less active Doriyah - sus. Do you not already have reads? I'd love to hear them... Mist - Tria Night, if you wish for a name, Ash. Vapor - null come talksies Come! I wouldn't be surprised if elims were lurking. Whysper - null come talksies STINK - null also I love the background on your profile Eternum - kinda sus asked Shaman to contact them also dost thou exist Fura - village for strongly pushing Ventyl's removal, activity Let's provide reasons for votes, please. Also, we didn't know that, and often elims can avoid the vote by lurking. This seems a bit defensive.
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I love the crossover. It's great! I enjoyed the humor especially.
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Oh sorry, I changed my name back.
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T takes the arm, then hops a few times towards Hiiri, then reaches to put her arm over Hiiri's shoulder. Ember watches carefully from the trees, preparing to follow behind them.
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You just didn't expect a certain alignment from Books? What do you mean?
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Gears - slightly sus Somebody - sus for not being super helpful and saying he's village Araris - village for pushing Ventyl's vote. Books - that quote above points out that books said they would but actually wouldn't vote Ventyl, so possible teammate. Also after they got voted they just kinda gave up, it seems like. Also yeah it feels like my vote is pointless and I'm just jump9ng on a train so maybe I shouldn't and I'll vote sfs again but then again probably not? Also bandwagons aren't super helpful and maybe I should muse about this somewhere other than my reads list Lotus - slight vill her vote switch helped tip the scales. Connie - about the same as before. Kinda trust, but she called her Ventyl vote a poke before, although it stayed there, but seemed a little hedgy. Vasher - null Mist - oh look it's me Vapor - jumps on books train (ooh I want a book train now. like a fancy long library or something) Whysper - anything to say granted this cycle hasn't been super talkative or debatey sooo... Stink - I'm not exactly sure what I think. Null maybe slight elim yay for you checking the thread? Alvron - fishing for blade? Likes ties as usual. Except ties benefit elims more IMO? Oh hey he voted on Ventyl I forgot hehehe. His was later, so maybe less cred but a bit. Slight village. Eternum - null. Fura - village for strongly pushing Ventyl's removal I'm assuming this is because of deaths that we know this? Granted I should go look at that. And reread stuff. Partly cause I didn't pay the most attention the first time, though I did pay some Who would I want to vote out next hmmmm if Books is vil I'd be sus of Fura and actually maybe just everyone since not voting is sus and bandwagons are sus. If books is evil then I'd be sus of non-voters who saw the thread . I'd probably wanna get sfs next?
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As I read through the game, I noticed that Gears was one of the people thinking/saying Mat was likely not a WGG. If the elims were working with Battar, Gears could be one of them. I agree with this. Hmm Ventyl falls in this zone... Do you have more elim/more neutral reads? I do agree that Ventyl is suspicious. The fact that his lynch is being pushed by someone I'm suspicious of makes me nervous. Ventyl's going to be gone until Day 5... The bandwagon makes me nervous, as does who was pushing it at first. A unified vote doesn't help quite as much with info as if it's spread out, although we don't want vote manip to interfere. I'll vote Somebody for not being helpful this cycle and stating he's village (well, I guess that's part of not being helpful and you'd kinda have to say that but idk). Gears if elims with Battar possible elim Somebody Kinda sus for stating he's village Araris pushing for good things Ventyl Sus Devotary kinda village Lotus null Connie kinda trust Kings null Stink uhhh what is he doing =P Jester null Alvron not sure what to think about Chanarach request. Eternum null Fura Kinda sus Oh yeah PMs I should do those. Or y'all can. I'll talksies Sorry my playstyle is half grammarful and half me being done/tired therefore random edit: okay not random just not grammarful
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The way Fura set it up was that all of the kills were on villagers, and yes, Chanarach is likely/able to hit an elim. I'm saying if both Chanarach kills hit villagers, 1 is better than 2, not worse, which is what I read from that post. Oh, I misunderstood that. Thank you for the clarification. Fura. What I read it as was that 1 kill was worse than two, and you had set it up with all of the kills hitting villagers, so it would be worse, at least from what I saw. Yes. Vote! Vote vote vote! Fura said 1 kill was worse than 2, but he explained it sufficiently for me. It apparently doesn't matter if 1 or 2 kills occur for LyLo, and so there's not much difference, besides more village-directed kills. Edit: sorry about the color. I'm on mobile. I may or may not fix it later.
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Aaand I was going to vote but forgot. Furamironind @Furamirionind.
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I'm here *jazz hands*. I kept an eye on the game to a certain extent, and was sus of Fura for how they were pushing on Connie and for a post last turn. Fura said the event of having one kill was worse in every way than 2. More than one kill is, in the way Fura was setting it up, worse than one kill, as opposed to 1 kill being worse than 2, which seems like a Freudian slip.
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If, from any newsletter email, you click on View in Browser, then at the top, it will have a link to the newsletter archive, and the one you want is from November 17th. If you resubscribe, it should send that same email.
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@Doomstick
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T leans away from the tree, reaching out with one arm towards Hiiri. The wind swirls around her, steadying her. I could have flown myself back, perhaps?
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So do I. It's not nighttime, but I tend to be a little random at night sometimes. Myrkaal buddies, grey tissue jackets with jackets, etc hehehe.
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The Longest Thread (Misadventures)
Mist replied to ElephantEarwax's topic in Forum Games & Random Stuff
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The Longest Thread (Misadventures)
Mist replied to ElephantEarwax's topic in Forum Games & Random Stuff
And thought that meeting a friend was only maybe, maybe worth dying. -
T drops her blade, and it fades into the air after falling a foot. "You're fine." She takes a deep breath. "Sorry. You're fine. Thanks for coming after me." She debates about walking back alone, but knows it's a bad idea. "Would you help me get back to the camp?" Inside, she is still bristling. Why would he do that? It didn't hurt, did it? But he broke my trust.
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On Ager, a story, oft repeated, played out again. Few had managed to escape, as powerful as they were; Tawny was too experienced. Few knew of their struggles. Vicci darted out of the building, then down the street. She ran past a shop filled with, unoccupied at the moment. She nearly reached the main thoroughfare, then smacked into a field. Huddling up against the wall, she collapsed into herself, beginning to cry. Out of the well-worn building stepped a severe woman. “Why do they always try to escape?” she said to herself. With a field, she scooped up Vicci, stepping through a ripple in the air. From the violet-walled shop came the sound of a slamming door. “Tawny,” said Artifex firmly. “Artifex. Are you going to try to interfere again?” “Not when it’s already too late. You’re too powerful for me to do much.” He grimaces, hating himself for doing nothing, although inside, he knows there’s not much he could do. Although I’ll still be here, watching her. “Except that once. You managed once.” She pauses, then continues. “You’ll be glad to know I’ve nearly found her. Tara.” Oh, child. If only you had been able to truly escape. “She’s got some spirit, although you already know that.” Tawny subconsciously rubs her palm. “No one’s been able to withstand me yet.” An abuse of power, he thought. If only someone were able and willing to deseat her. Tawny strode imperiously into her building, having decided she was done talking, dragging Vicci behind her. Artifex stood in the road for a moment, remembering. He reached into his pocket, fingering the softly glowing sphere. Tara hadn’t noticed, during all that time talking to him, the gentle replacement that he had performed, replacing small amounts of her energy with his, forming hers into a ball. I could warn her, should warn her. Will she be mad? Will she be callous? Callused from her experiences? Experienced enough to overcome? He decided, gripped the marble, then turned. Inside. He carefully closed the door behind him. He’d learned from the first few times of knocking paintings off the wall. The room was dim, and the sphere stood out. “I’ve only done this a few times,” he mumbled to himself, then sat. Faint veins of power swirled inside the marble, gripped between his thumb and first two fingers. He closed his eyes and focused on the sphere, from which threads extended, one towards him, and one, long, thin, but strong, thread. Tara’s thread. He touched it cautiously, then waited a moment. Movement. Who goes there? A woman’s voice, slightly familiar. Artifex. Is it her? Moments passed, each dragging on. How do I know? Something only I would know. Your favorite painting. It was one of mine, with red canyons and green trees. It’s T-...-ara. Oh, child. T it is, then. Tawny has nearly found you, at least that’s what she told me. Tawny? Is she near? Are you safe? How did you find me? The question I didn’t want to answer. I … made a trade. He slumped. You know all those hours you spent at my shop. I occasionally traded some of my energy for yours. I’m sorry. What?! WHAT?! … I see. You seem to have fulfilled your goal. Goodbye. I know how to find you. What have I done? Perhaps time will help? He began pacing the floor.
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The air amulet brushes T’s skin, and she feels the currents from a presence just in front of her. “Hello?” she said, well aware of her defenselessness. “Who is it? Show yourself.” She brandishes a small blade that appears in her hand at that moment, carefully turning on her left leg to put her back to the tree. After a moment, she remembers the air amulet and sets the wind spinning around her. Ember, concealed in the trees nearby, hears her speak and prepares for battle. Despite the fact that Tawny could come any moment, he knew he would regret it if anything happened to T. He searched his mind for any traces of Tawny and found nothing. What could have happened? T felt something stirring at the edge of her perception and immediately withdrew, arming mental blades. She’d had enough of mental invasion for a lifetime. When it remained where it was, she relaxed slightly, still on guard, still splitting her attention between that invisible threat in front of her and the unknown threat just where she could feel it. After a moment, she noticed something. There’s a thread tying me to … could it be … Ager. How? Who? She hardened. Who goes there? … Artifex. It sounds like him. It could be him. She wavered, unsure of what to do. How do I know? Your favorite painting. It was one of mine, with red canyons and green trees. It is him. It’s T-...-ara. She drew nearer mentally. T it is, then. Tawny has nearly found you, at least that’s what she told me. T shrank back. Tawny? Is she near? Are you safe? How did she find me? How did you find me? I … made a trade. You know all those hours you spent at my shop. I occasionally traded some of my energy for yours. I’m sorry. What?! WHAT?! She took a breath. I see. You seem to have fulfilled your goal, she broadcasted icily. Goodbye. I know how to find you. How could he?! I trusted him, yet he... he... he took advantage of me.
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Tria awoke and noticed the date. "Scient is likely coming. Now." She grabbed her grey jacket and made sure that the others all wore theirs as well. She then began finishing the traps they had started.
