Jo and the Bush

Noted! Hrmmm. . . Maybe. Sure for right now. Given the actual wait time of running a game, and the eagerness with which some people have to run games, (Such as me, who would happily run every game), I'm actually going to go talk to the others about how many times someone can appear on the list. Like, I have half a dozen games ready to run currently. Should I sign up for half a dozen slots and run 6 games back to back, preventing anyone elso from getting to GM for half a year? Obviously not, but where is the 'acceptable' amount of multiple sign-ups at once?

Done. Know anything about what game you want to run?

So did we ever come to a final desicion on who's running LG112? Is it @Aeoryi or is it @The Unknown Medallion? I know that TUM is prepping his Meta game. Aeoryi do you have a game ready?

Okie dokie, you have been added!

Noted! Noted! This is the List we have of GM's. It's somewhat difficult to predict how long you would have to wait. Currently, if Aeoryi doesn't decide to GM LG112, it will be TUN. If TUN decides not to, I'll keep going down the list by asking Twinstorm, Tow, Wahrheit, and Araris. Those 4 are pretty far down the list, so we normally wouldn't expect them to be running a game already, but because everyone else said no, it might happen. (It won't, TUN is getting his game ready, so if Aeoryi does say no, he'll be running LG112) But basically, just because you're low on the list, it doesn't mean that it will be a long time. On average, a game is posted every 26.17 days (taking only the past two years of games into account), and goes in order of LG - MR - LG - QF. If your really want to run a game, and others are a bit busy? You could sign up for a QF and potentially run it 3 months from now. More likely is you sign up for a Long Game and run it 11 months from now. Worst case scenario,, the 35 inactive GM's on the list come back to activity and the wait time to run a game increases to 6 years. What type of game? Long Game, Mid-Range, or Quick Fix?

Alrighty. There's still 10 others to choose from, so don't do it if you don't think you can. Thanks for the spectacularly quick response! @Hoid Slayer and @KaladinsSenseOfHumourSpren you two are now in spots 4 and 5. If Xino, TUN, and Kasimir can't run it, do either of you have both a game an the time? Xino has confirmed via Discord that they are unavailable to run a game right now.

Hello GM's, now that QF79 has started, we should start looking for the GM of LG112! The QF probably has less than two weeks, so the signups for LG112 will hopefully go up between May 17th and May 24th. @xinoehp512, you are at the top of the list currently, twice actually! If you want it, it's yours. We don't currently have a game approved from you. Any ideas? After that it's @Aeoryi, who apparently has a role-madness Mistborn game in the works. @Jo and the Bush, you're in third in line, also with no game listed. If Xino and Aeoryi can't take it, can you? @The Unknown Medallion, you're fourth, and according to the spreadsheet, you have an unapproved game involving Nightblood and Breath Mechanics. Is that ready to go if your three predecessors can't do it? @Kasimir, you're fifth. Hopefully we don't have to go down that far, but do you have a game to run if it gets down to you? Thanks, but I'm a bit busy with school for the next 5 weeks. After that I should be able to run a game, but not right now.

I have a little under a week to decide if I can spare the time to play SE. Oohhhh, I want to play in this game so bad. If I haven't signed up by Thursday, someone ping me to remind me to decide. Speaking of pings, @Fizz9, do you want to play in this game?

Agreed. I am not available to GM at this time.

Noted!

Are they told whether or not they failed? Because if they are, then it's actually just 100% chance of success, and if they aren't, then this ability is spectacularly useless. I would urge caution with having a fail chance that gives the opposite alignment, because it either forces players to spend two cycles on every alignment check, or results in bad executions that get the player doing the seeking executed. If you want to have a fail chance, I would say have the failure not give them any alignment, so they know it failed but receive no information. I'm somewhat confused about the wording here. It sounds like you're rolling at random for each player when the game begins to determine their role? I can't tell if they have a chance to become all of these things, or if they only have a chance to become one of the 5 of (Vanilla, Captain, Councilor, Inquisitor, Witch). The Aes Sedai Witches and the Annointed Council can roleblock players, but it looks like literally only the Aes Sedai Witches and Shadow Informants have actual actions that can be roleblocked? Being an Aes Sedai Witch doesn't seem at all useful, and the Shadow Informant's action is one-use. What is the purpose of roleblocking at all?

Noted. You are on the List

Noted!

If it's in a long game, it would also make for a much more active night turn discussion. I think it's a good inclusion, though some roles may not generate a lot of discussion/voting.

Assuming I am not needed as an Impartial Moderator, than Inspector Niall of the Postal Service will continue to search for the Missing Postman.

I wouldn't have converted anyone until I was in the middle of getting executed, so i would have been a solo act for far longer. Not sure who I would have converted.

I do love that not a single Regal Form was ever used. I never got to use Stormform, Mistfallen never got to use Dire form, and Doc never got to use Envoyform. We were too busy killing to use our fancy powers. I would have rather kept Discerning anyway.

You know, when I had this conversation with KSOHS, I was not talking about myself. I really did not go into this game intending to get converted. Funny how it turned out.

It's currently being discussed, but @Amanuensis is probably going to be booting up a Zelda: Majora's Mask Long Game, but if that can't get enough players, I believe Araris Valerian has a Long Game he'll be running. So Sign-Ups should be up in the next few days, I think.

"My love, you did amazing. It's horrible, what we were forced to do. But I'm so glad you will get to live, and see the world for me." Good game to everyone! I'm excited to play again with you all, and hope I don't get executed day 1 next game for the stunts I pulled in here, though it is deserved.

Jojala sat in the square where Fernri had been hung. It was only fitting that she die with the spren who had believed in her. She had thought she knew the extent of her failures and mistakes, thought she knew every bad choice she had made. Fernri’s note had proven her wrong. She had failed far earlier then she thought. Choices. . . Was it wrong of her to feel nostalgic for slaveform? Choices made everything so much harder. In every choice, she had followed her passions. She had done what felt right. She had chosen to kill Narash over Khenari, which had felt right, but resulted in her inheriting all of Odium’s attention alone. In desperate isolation, she had thrown her wit against finding O’s killer, a potential ally, and failed. It felt like a betrayal to everyone at every step, abandoning the Singers, courting her predecessor’s killer while vocally calling for her death, and then murdering Taxill for the trust he had placed in her. She had ignored the crowd that day, staying at the edges. The Fused had informed her in advance of the explosion, all she had to do was make sure Taxill didn’t survive it. She hated every moment of it, but spared no thought for Fernri where she hung, and walked home with bloody hands. Finding that note, that encouraging message of Radiance, of Strength before Weakness, it had broken her. This was a Singer, a Spren, who had believed in her, and she had idly stood by while she died. She couldn’t do this, but the dark spren in her gemheart wouldn’t let her stop. And thus, the final betrayal. The final choice, to take away another’s. A loyal and beloved Singer, turned into a monster by her choice, just to have someone who could understand what she was going through. Someone trapped in the same situation as her. In a very real way, Jojala felt glad that she was dying. It was over for her. Every bad decision she had made was coming due. Her only true regret was that Fernri would fail with her. "Jojala" Let it be said here and now, if the Regals do win, I declare my own loss, with Honor’s Ghost winning in my stead.

"I feel like the evidence against Nienna is really stacking up. She's attempting some sort of play against me that is quite clearly working. She was converted last night, and is working to cause chaos."

She shook her head. "Don't follow that logic. After you execute me, Stick is still the only one that I trust to be village. She cannot be a Regal or Shardbearer. She is wrong, but not evil." "Also, please don't execute me."