TwinStorm

Fael, a young woman with a thick dark braid, appeared. "Oh, they control everything you do." she said cheerfully. "And I can do Rebus' job. He's busy these days."

Sanderson has confirmed in a wob that all the Unmade all native to Roshar

uhh I believe that you've gotten Authors and Narrators confused, but I could be wrong

I don't know, I enjoy both depending on the ruleset someday I will be a village coinshot and I will be the happiest man alive

wow okay wait how did you kill me? also great job to all of yall elims I feel redeemed in getting @DrakeMarshall right, but @|TJ| got me completely off guard good game all

yessir tho I must admit, I feel drawn to Windrunners, Willshapers and Edgedancers, but them most of all

Life before Death. Strength before Weakness. Journey before Destination. Edgedancer reporting for duty o7

"Really? What happened?" Fael frowned. - "I want to be your Dragon." Atreides replied. "No strings attached. Well, a few."

Can you give your reasons why?

Yes that would be amazing maybe two categories of people would watch it tho Sharders and their grandmas

He did yeah not to my knowledge

I haven't kindled flame so far, and will likely not, but I have sent a PM, one to TJ and one to Drake

oh yeah, its something I can up with more recently the idea is that I reshaped her character to make her serve my interests, if that makes sense

abt what?

the only way we're going to win this game as a villager is if you vote, especially when you've already agreed that the evidence incriminating Drake is substantial

Here's the case against Drake Fact 1: e!Drake is considered "risk-happy" Now, my biggest initial concern with e!Drake was the sheer amount of PMs he had sent, with at least 2 confirmed (the PM between him, Kas, and TJ, and the PM between him and me, with likely more) causing me to discount him in favor of others on the Wonko train, both of whom (Striker and Kas) have been proven to be villagers, leaving only Drake and Coder. However, even with my thoughts on Drake, 2 separate veteran players (Kas (who need I remind you was murdered last night) and Striker (who was exed, which I'll get too later) both considered Drake risk-happy enough and screwy enough to send as many PMs and avoid the NK (which is something Kas could see him doing). He even admitted to enjoying mind games. Fact 2: The Wonko train has contained Villagers Thus far. Striker and Kas were on Wonko's train, and both were homesteaders. However, I find it incredibly unlikely that train was completely elim free, and that lives Drake and Coder. Coder is new enough to where I don't want to focus on him, leaving Drake as the last surviving veteran player. He goes for a Wonko vote instead, not giving any reasoning, which after the previous two players on the train were proven village, feels very much like an elim opportunistically jumping on a village train hoping to blend in. Then, after Coder asks why they're doing this, Drake affirms him, trying to keep him on the train, which feels incredibly weird for a village player to do. The only reason for a Village player to do so is if the evidence is overwhelming, which it wasn't, in Wonko's case. I've only ever experienced elim players with such confidence in a village train in such an early stage of the game. Fact 3: Striker was exed, not killed Now, after Wonko's death, all four players on the train gained one extra vote, bringing Kas, Drake and Striker all up to 1. Each then garnered a vote for themselves, bringing things up to 2. Kas has been confirmed to be in at least 2 PMs on day 2, with the group of Drake and TJ, and one with me, bringing his vote count up to at least 3. Drake, however, opened many PMs on Day 1, and likely maintained most of them, with 2 confirmed, again the group of Kas and TJ, and, again one with me. That brings him up to 3, but likely more, considered his other earlier PMs, putting him in the lead. That means Drake is the most likely candidate for execution, but there are other means of getting somebody exed. Kindling the flame, for instance. If the elims managed to kindle the flame with Striker and opened PMs with him, which is a viable way of discreet murder, they could bring his vote count past Drake's, unnecessary unless Striker was right and Drake is an elim. Fact 4: Other Evidence I've already gone over most of the major evidence, but some remains. Both Kas and Striker seemed concerned about Drake, and both ended up dead, Kas killed by the elims, and Striker exed when he seemingly shouldn't have had. Drake posted some reasons why the elims didn't make a NK day 1, which could be him trying to buy some credibility by not killing then analyzing his choice, something Kas noted that he would do as a tricky elim player. Conclusion Every great case ends with a conclusion, summing up all the facts. And quite frankly, there is a lot of incriminating evidence. Striker's execution seems to be foul play in order to save Drake and kill 2 veteran villagers with Kas's death. The Wonko train has emptied out, leaving Drake as the final veteran player, and his vote smells of an opportunistic exe of a villager. He's also considered too be a risky e!player and enjoys playing mind games, making him all the more likely of a candidate.

Can you cross out dead people pls?

@The Unknown Order is the spreadsheet updated?

this is Fael shes an Avatar in the sense that Moni was Nameless' Avatar essentially a Narrator who directly represents their Author's interests in the Thread

She shook her head, frowning. "Sorry. I've been distracted. My Author . . . he works in mysterious ways." She moved a bit ahead, jumping onto a storage crate and flourishing her arms dramatically. "I've been lying. I'm not a Narrator. I never was. I'm my Author's . . . I'm his Avatar." - Somewhere far away, Atreides appeared to Rebus, dressed in a fur cloak. "I've reconsidered!"