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It's called roleplay. That was a shameless random vote.
m-NotWIII: A Game of Thrones--Game Thread
- Thread starter LightFang
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Let's not have discussion of the game at night! Thank you!
Zack
99% hot gas
Zack
99% hot gas
Sprig
めんどくさい
OOC: I am off to see 
metallica So I won't be around for a day or two. I'll try keep an eye on things if I can.
metallica So I won't be around for a day or two. I'll try keep an eye on things if I can.Update Five
It was a long day. It was a long night as well. The night felt like four days to some of Traum's inhabitants, not all of whom were engaged with experiments involving hallucinogens. Retired Winston Hughes said later of the event that it was four days long, although nearly nobody took him at face value. It was a long night in the sense that most of the town, having spent two adrenaline-filled days wondering who was going to be the first person to receive divine judgment in the form of the town hanging him, finally expended their energy hanging an innocent person, and after that disappointment nobody could really sleep.
Some people asked questions to the gods wondering why they were being put through these trials. The results of these communications are of course private, and the gods themselves declined to respond to questions.
Maybe this is because they were morning this night's latest death. Priest Cull had died of drowning. He had choked on his own spit and died. Nobody else knew this because the reason for his particularly interesting manner of death was that his throat had been so mangled and his head so beaten that he'd hardly been conscious when any and all assailants left, so that he wasn't able to clear spit from his throat.
"He's been beaten to death!" pronounced the new mayor rather unhelpfully (and incorrectly, setting a bad example on his first day in office.). The town nodded seriously, as if they contributed to the conversation like this. Then they went outside to decide who was to die.
Although Baker bestrfcplayer hadn't had any interesting items of note, the priest had been in possession of a Carving of Mammon. What a faithful Balseraph!
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It is now DAY!
Day ends August 21st at 10:00 PM PST!
Vote for a lynch in bold!
Vote for the carving of Mammon in bolded blue!
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Note: Sorry about the incredible lateness. I'm not going to make any excuses but instead just say that I had a great time at the Yahoo! Hack Day. I got 30 minutes of sleep the day that event happened, but it was one of the most fun all-nighters I've ever had.
It was a long day. It was a long night as well. The night felt like four days to some of Traum's inhabitants, not all of whom were engaged with experiments involving hallucinogens. Retired Winston Hughes said later of the event that it was four days long, although nearly nobody took him at face value. It was a long night in the sense that most of the town, having spent two adrenaline-filled days wondering who was going to be the first person to receive divine judgment in the form of the town hanging him, finally expended their energy hanging an innocent person, and after that disappointment nobody could really sleep.
Some people asked questions to the gods wondering why they were being put through these trials. The results of these communications are of course private, and the gods themselves declined to respond to questions.
Maybe this is because they were morning this night's latest death. Priest Cull had died of drowning. He had choked on his own spit and died. Nobody else knew this because the reason for his particularly interesting manner of death was that his throat had been so mangled and his head so beaten that he'd hardly been conscious when any and all assailants left, so that he wasn't able to clear spit from his throat.
"He's been beaten to death!" pronounced the new mayor rather unhelpfully (and incorrectly, setting a bad example on his first day in office.). The town nodded seriously, as if they contributed to the conversation like this. Then they went outside to decide who was to die.
Although Baker bestrfcplayer hadn't had any interesting items of note, the priest had been in possession of a Carving of Mammon. What a faithful Balseraph!
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It is now DAY!
Day ends August 21st at 10:00 PM PST!
Vote for a lynch in bold!
Vote for the carving of Mammon in bolded blue!
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Note: Sorry about the incredible lateness. I'm not going to make any excuses but instead just say that I had a great time at the Yahoo! Hack Day. I got 30 minutes of sleep the day that event happened, but it was one of the most fun all-nighters I've ever had.
Darth Caesar
Might be a Wizard
Vote: civplayah abstain
Zack
99% hot gas
Vote: link16
(OOC: I just sent out messages to those people I don't have IM contact with, but then realised that I should add the following: if you're under 18, you shouldn't be giving out your IM details to anyone you don't know, so please ignore my PM.)
Darth Caesar
Might be a Wizard
Seon
Not An Evil Liar
Does anyone at all have a bloody horse?
How is that a bad thing? I wanted the person who was to be mayor well protected.
landlubber
Scottish Nationalist
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Would you care to elaborate, Seon? Why do you need a horse?
