The Unknown Character

Nope, nope, and nope. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r_ _

I'll spoiler it anyways, I believe you aren't required to, it's just a etiquette thing.

We're out of Dawnshard spoiled period.

Noticing the odd figure, who seemed to be wielding a hammer of war, Agoth Blinked near him and said, "Is that a Midancia hammer of war? I didn't know people made those anymore, let alone used them."

Nope and yep. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r _ _

Sure! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ You have ten incorrect guesses remaining.

Sure! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ You have ten incorrect guesses remaining.

Stormfather

No, but you can ask in the Gm signups thread, I'm sure they'd be grateful to have someone other than me pestering them about it. As for the game, I was super busy towards the end, but I enjoyed helping all the same. My thanks to @Elandera for doing most of the work. @Devotary of Spontaneity, luckily, you didn't need to talk much, but you provided some great insight. To the rules, most of my opinions are reflected in the doc, something that I would like to highlight: The elims were almost guaranteed to lose a person to shades this game. Nearly all of them died to mechanics that weren't shades because they got lucky that a village crossover (Dannex) took the hit from them. That means five mechanics that could have caused elim death, four of which happened. That's what I wanted to say about shades, now I'll talk about Danforth and Dyer. The proposed solutions to Danforth are very interesting and I agree with all of them, but if those changes were made, Danforth would just be a more powerful Dyer. I don't know what changes would be made to Dyer if anything, that's up to someone who's smarter than me, but I wanted to point that out.

You fooled me for a turn because I got you and Books' alignments mixed up

Psst, this is the Boon and Bane thread.

Yes, I'm totally counting that as four votes.

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I read at about a page per forty five seconds. So whatever that adds up to.

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Because the OP specifically said misting. Pretty sure I saw a WoB around the saying that didn't matter.

A flash of letters sent, messages exchanged, and secrets revealed. Nothing important, just tidbits to lure him in. Then a full-blown memory. Meens walked into the mansion, it seemed far to fancy for a man who was supposedly down on funds. Was there a chance that he was selling to someone else? Who would do that, though? Rikchester wouldn't, he was coward, interacting with the darkness and never shining light on it, but never fully entering it either. Veirscar wouldn't, he was the type of man who liked all his facts on the table: secrets weren't his forte. Ali would, but only under certain circumstances, she was an odd one. Too unpredictable, he would have to have her watched and hope it didn't turn out like last time. The Greyman would without a doubt, but doing anything to even begin to try to stop him was hopeless. Meens turned to open the door when he felt a sting in his neck the memory fades to a level of incoherence before resuming. It remains unclear until the end, but a face is clear, as well as a sense of first anger, then fear, then compliance. The memory ended.

Agoth glanced around. It seemed he was somewhere far away from where he had intended to teleport. I haven't made that kind of mistake since I was thirteen. He lifted his Cord-lock to see his coordinates, but it showed an error message. Well, I can get an idea on how to get home by shooting my missile I guess Agoth thought before shooting his Cord-lock. Interestingly, it shot forward a few flicks before exploding. A misfire then. Well, that's interesting. I guess I'm stuck here until I can figure out where I am.

Does that include the Jester's Escapade?

"I don't know about that. I need to do a full security check first." He says as he walks over. He then stares at Salkora intensely for uncomfortably long time before looking at Hyn and saying, "All clear."