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Xino, thank you. The vote count website was awesome, the ruleset was fun, and I enjoyed this game. I like that you basically had to talk a lot to survive. It was tricky, but that just made it more interesting.

Might Endowment break the Command? I think it would depend on how much it would affect the Returned's purpose for Returning. Ooooo cool thought! But would the Command get eaten when the Breath was? Also, Breaths used to make Lifeless can't be recovered. I think it's because the Lifeless technically have no will and therefore can't give their Breaths away, but are technically alive and therefore their Breath cannot be taken from them It's possible that the Lifeless Returned would not be able to consume the Lifeless Breath and it'd just go away or be locked up forever. It took Lifesong's people weeks to break the Command on Vasher's Lifeless squirrel. With what I currently know, I think the hypothetical Lifeless/Returned's Command wouldn't be immediately broken, but could be broken over time once the Lifeless Returned knew about it.

It's been a week since I first asked! Are you going to take out the trash or not? uhhhh No, definitely not, nope nope nope.

There's at least one wall in the way. I can't go "straight" there. Well, that used to be mine, but then I threw it at Geoffrey's face, and then it was his. However, it's yours now, because you touched it last. Have fun!

Is this the title of the book?!?

It'd be newly dead, and probably not mutilated. It shouldn't take much fixing. Especially if the one turning it into a Lifeless was the same person who rendered it dead.

@Chaos

You could technically awaken it and then embalm it (or make it embalm itself.)

You ask what happened to my face? I cooked a potato wrong and it exploded. Most of the potato bits hit it. How did you know?

Did I? Nope, not really. I was too busy climbing up the counter to reach the cup cupboard. Do you have favorite colors?

edit: nope nevermind

What is a Talmudic debate?

I do not think so, but I figured it was not a very bad idea to bring up that question. Should I have not brought it up? Was that a very bad idea? Did any of us start with any boxings, or did all of us start with no boxings? [1] Wow, thank you so very much. (Can you hear my sarcasm?) [2] I do not understand this. What exactly do you mean by saying I was "applying pressure on a welcome poke"? I was asked a question about a random vote and responded to that question with the same question. Since when was that considered suspicious? [1] Only a very little bit. It is only a big risk if lots of people start voting on you. Even then, though, it makes it so that you are slightly less likely to die unless lots of people think you are an evil person, because then none of the people trying to kill you will be able to get any extra money from your death. [2] The bribe filter is that thing in the rules about everyone having to pay three boxings per day to keep their secrets. If you do not have enough boxings to pay the bribe, you die. I think that CC might mean carbon copy? I do not know for sure what Archer means by CC. A welcome poke vote is a vote where you vote on someone for almost no reason other than because you have not played with them very much before. A normal poke vote is a vote where you vote on someone for almost no reason other than that you want to get their attention. [4] Yep, pretty much. It is best to quote as many different people as you can. It is not at all useful to quote the same person many times as far as I know, but I am doing it anyway to try to figure out what about fifty words looks like. [5] Someone else already answered that. I think it was Clanky, but I am not sure. I said "not really," I didn't say "no, absolutely not." Also, everybody knows about the boxing train thing, so I do not see a reason to list it as an extra reason to randomly vote someone. So yes, poke votes always have an extra reason. No, I do not see a reason to state it every single time. Okay. Thank you. Why was the blood here? The air reeked of red and death and screams. The fighting room was not for killing, it was only for shouting and yelling and the hurt of words. The fighting room was for paper and voting and promises made and forgotten. The fighting room was not for the hurt of metal and flame.

*screeches in fear and pain*

What if I told you it wasn't mocking, it was teasing? Also, is this crush reciprocated? And does it make it better if the teasing/mocking was partially accidental?

Naw, not really. I just wanted to vote you because nobody else had voted you yet and partially because I have never played with you before. It was kind of an obligatory poke vote. On that same note, why did you vote Stick? Was there a specific response you were seeking?

The "student thing" is quite fancy, but unnecessary. You actually only need to get to fifty words, not two hundred. What do you mean by the robot not liking you? So you started with zero boxings. Interesting. @xinoehp512 what punishment would you strike me down with if I pulled a pre game Devo and wrote "Words" over and over again to try to get to fifty words? I think I want to try to play an insane character. That might be interesting. vote=Clanky *poke poke* Time was a funny thing. It sometimes went day day dayd ayda ydayd ayday daydayday until you did not know anymore what day it was. Especially when all the days had the same thing. This day was like that - just another time of Awake in a long string of daydayday. Just another step in a long string of stepstepstep. There was the room for fighting so much fighting. Step. Blood. That did not belong here.

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Welcome to our insanity! What's your favorite of Sanderson's magic systems?

Indeed. Welcome to our insanity! Which is your favorite magic system, in all of Sanderson's works?

DoomStick has Stick in his name, while you don't. Welcome to our insanity, @WindjoggerTriggerhappy!

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What order of Knight Radiant do you like best?