Ashbringer

Schrodinger Nicrobursted everything he could sense to see if it would overload the illusions.

Schrodinger figured that he should be upset, but he’d been monologued at while trapped in a block of ice instead of rescued so he thought he could tske it.

Schrodinger panicked, misclicked, and Pasted his copy of Butt Venture’s kingdom again.

Schrodinger made an illusion of himself running toward the West, then stopped, dropped, and rolled... away.

Schrodinger waved at the wizards.

What he'd done? Tyrian had done a lot of things. Especially near the van. The... building? He'd been getting away. He'd been... running. Falling... Don't think about that now, something said. Cinder? The... no. Just a voice in his mind? Tyrian looked - his hand was smoking slightly. He moved the Stormlight he'd somehow inhaled back into his gems, took a large gulp of his red, then set it roughly down on the counter. The bartender filled it again. He gave a side look, saw Silas was disinterested, then glanced at Althea. She was... tense? "I... fell. Then I landed," Tyrian said. "You followed. I had landed, and you followed..." Never alone. Tyrian sighed. "The battle is done. Did you lose?" And he turned and took a sip of his wine.

Schrodinger memorized the textbook, and then placed an Illusion that disappeared Nameless's chair.

Vapor, why did you quote it... Devotary, why did you @ someone who’s dead...

Cassie's eyes widened, but only slightly. So. This man was a Ghostblood. She hoped that Poller hadn't told him anything rash. She'd had a few... encounters with the Ghostbloods' Roshar chapter. Most of them didn't involve any knives, but you never could tell what orders, what contingencies a Ghostblood had been given. "I like a man who gets to the point," she said, then biting her cheek. Point? Really? She continued, sitting across from the man. "My original offer still stands. I can give the names and abilities of every metalborn who enters my shop, in return for having your members spread the word about my shop. It's a feedback loop: the more people who use my store to supply metals, the more money I get and the more information you get. It should be mutually beneficial. "If I do become a full member, with the tattoo, I'd be happy to offer a few of these rooms for Ghostblood use. The only people who come up here are Poller and I, and I can keep him out of a room if needed." She leaned forward. "Although there is one piece of information I may as well give now. You know of Lord-son-son-Silberfarben's shop? I made a deal with him, where he could supply me with amethysts and I would do Soulcastings for him. Well, he just had me do his first batch. 192 Hemalurgic spikes." Cassie leaned back. "So if you knew where a large deposit of spikes were, and had a man downstairs who likes to blow things up, what would you do?" @Sorana

*Coughs expectantly* Seeing as diseases spread through unknown vectors, role-dispersion analysis is likely not going to be very helpful. Sart's +1 vote is from Kas, Lotus -1 vote is from Lotus, and Lotus's extra vote landed on Lahilt or Pyro. Pyro could have Soothed a vote from himself only to have Lotus's or his own secret vote end up on himself, but doesn't explain where the last +1 on Pyro or Lahilt came from. One interesting thing: there's no voter overlap on Mist's lynch and Pyro's. Nobody who voted Mist D1 ended with a vote on Pyro D2.

... you know, yes, yes it does. I don't think I have enough time to make a reasoned vote, so I'll keep it off this lynch for now. And now I am double ninja'd. Great.

Schrodinger still had his notifications messed up, but he volunteered that the most dangerous type of wizard was Dragon type.

Huh? Illwei claimed to be suspicious of Mist and Pyro D1. Pyro thought that suspicion was largely based off of them being the last 3 standing in the QF, but Illwei insisted that something was off. However, Mist then flipped Village on lynch in this game, which I mentioned because it adds a rather large grain of salt to Illwei's read on Pyro. I don't think I talked about Mist's alignment in the QF - the three were on different teams trying to subvert each other, and thus would have some mistrust and experience seeing that mistrust. And seeing as everyone decided to lynch me D2, I didn't get to do much analysis on who I had to kill to win .

Huh. I guess everyone moved. Sorry Illwei. Hmm. Lotus, you are now tied with Pyro. Any suspicions? Edit: No, I'm dumb, Lotus was suspicious of me/TJ/Mat. I'll look through the thread again.

Fair. Still seems strange, and Araris is apparently PM’ing with Illwei. And I would think Illwei would want to make a counter lynch train.

I’m not sure how much I like two people in quick succession removing votes from someone for reasons that we can’t see. Especially when one of them (Illwei) is one of the other main lynch candidates. Can we get a vote count?

Umm... huh? Also, it's kinda hard to read as just a big block of text.

I'm sure the GMs will love all these tags...

Well, I cannot confirm if I got roleblocked, for the reason you said. But this also tells us that Sart has a role. Which makes me a little jealous that I still don't... To respond to a few things: Lotus, I kind of innately trust TJ because I've read him bad incorrectly two games in a row. I've also never played against Elim!Matrim, and I trust(ed) him for that and just being fairly active. Although TJ raises a few good points that may take my read on Matrim down a few notches. But could you clarify what "patterns" you see besides a cycle of trust? So your defense seems to be saying that TJ's analysis is just... wrong... interesting. Hmm. Main suspicions are Striker and Araris for elim-ness, and then Mat and Illwei as half-elim-nessand half-info lynch possibilities. But I'll stick with Illwei for now, in an effort not to just mimic TJ's reasoning.

Schrodinger realized he’d somehow disconnected himself from reality and swore to try and mend the gap. Seriously, how did I manage to unfollow the thread...

He’s been quiet in PMs, or so it seems (I haven’t gotten a PM from him yet besides... a group PM that Mist created). He claims that’s because he wanted to avoid catching a disease from a PM vector. Since now we can see that disease roles do in fact spread, this seems like a valid possible concern. I have doubts as to whether or not diseases “progress” into worse forms, but unexpectedly getting a bad drawback could put someone in a sticky situation, especially since we know from TJ/Mat that some drawbacks are passive (and therefore unavoidable). Seeing as Pyro both caught a disease and has been rather quiet in-thread as well, I wonder how far that excuse holds.

(Continued analysis) Matrim - first post. Reads TJ weird, but feels like that's more TJ's style than his alignment. Seemed to think Mist didn't know the tale of Faleast the Kandra when Mist was the only one I claimed Kandra to in LG66 (). Has claimed to have a role. Striker - repeated what Lotus and I said about not revealing roles, which to me feels a little off. Pyro - voted on Striker for the above^, first vote, for "wanting to conceal information". I have yet to recieve a PM from Pyro, which is kinda interesting considering he PM'd TJ, but NAI. Called out TJ for rule-bending, came to a truce. Claims to be avoiding catching a disease (but has, now). Has claimed to have gained a new role. Worried about diseases progressing in a bad way. Thinks the suspicion on him from Illwei is only from QF. TJ - tried to get Illwei to tell him the official Village name, which was a little rule-bendy. Claims to have lost a role. Fairly certain an Elim made sure Mist would die Araris - one post, voting on me, so prepare for some bias. He wrote a summary post on what he thought of Silber's strategy, saying it would be too tedious to figure out and lets Elims find real scanners. He then voted on me for wondering why people shouldn't fake claim. Vote on Mint seems a little odd as well, although an Elim would probably pay more attention to Mint vs Mist. I'm not entirely sure on this, but I'm going to say Null due to bias from voting on me. Illwei - said in a reason for edit that they "don't want to post too many times," which could be noteworthy but is NAI. Editing posts immediately after posting is a little suspicious, but I tend to read Illwei as... what's a good word. Nervous? Panicked? "Flustered" is the word my brain wants to choose, but I don't think its right, and I still can't tell if it's supposed to mean anything. Claims to gut read Pyro and Mist as bad, claims unrelated to QF (but Mist was good). Claims to have saved self with vote manip. I'm reading Elim now. Not particularly strongly, but it's hard to read anyone strongly in D2 of a blackout. Lotus - page 3 Lotus posted an analysis post where she seemed to read everyone Null, or hedged her reads in some way. I doubt an Elim would do this, but I don't think Lotus has been an Elim yet, and I don't like it. Started contributing more in the 2nd half of D1 and D2 Kasimir - doing Kasimir things . PM'd me (but not much game discussion). I'm not going to try and gut read based off my 2nd game. So Null. Devotary - Still did that last minute vote thing (and on me, no less!) but correctly corrected me and said it would be better for scanners to use PMs. Gears - seems to be struggling to post their usual analysis when there's so little to analyze. I'll cut them some slack for now, but I'll be watching. Mild Elim: ... not anyone, really Very Mild Elim: Striker, Illwei Null: Pyro (for now), Lotus, Araris, Kasimir. Very Mild Village: TJ, Matrim, Devotary I think if there are roles that can erase other roles, it's fair to assume that roles can spread. And if they can't, Pyro's a liar anyway.

I hate to break it to you... but Mist be dead.

I thought Ashyn fell to people with Surges getting puppeted by Odium. Or is was that what drove the original voidbringers out, then in Silence Divine something else happened? Pyro raises a good point. We don't know what these diseases can do, and Silber's role existing (role erasure rather than roleblock) leaves me very very worried. Although he could be trying to generate discussion that doesn't revolve around him. That being said, I want an action.

Are blackouts usually this quiet? There doesn't seem to be anything to talk about. Hmm.