Such whacky hijinx. Personally, I think reviving an over-eager vig is a bad thing. If we wanted someone useful for the power, it should've been Reiha. Jailkeeper seems more powerful for me.

That being said, I am really gonna Vote: Shaddus. I can't see anyone who puts such massive amount of work into framing a claimed rezzer, and still ignore that Tekora used his rezz, to be anything but scum.

Except that basically through the whole game you've been trying to train Tekora on flimsy reasons at best. That you didn't understand that it was Tekora who brought back Eldanien is ridiculous at best. Your reasoning is about as solid as a wet paper-bag, and you continually ignore or misinterpret what others say to frame Tekora. You're the train, and I'm about to drop a bauta on your tracks.

Damn gnomes and their achievements. Kept my ass up.

So, not only did you actually say that you wanted to lynch an inactive person (or at least make them roleclaim), but here's a full quote, not twisted. So you lied halfway. Nitpicking? Sure it is. But incase you haven't noticed, we don't have many other options. You may not want to lynch a random townie, but putting pressure on someone who isn't active solves little aside from taking up time.

Sure, I'll point out where.


Bolded part? Totally a misrepresentation of Tekora's effort to inject some kafe into the game. I called you out on this "yesterday" too you know, so no need to act so surprised.

He voted for someone. Voting leads to lynching. Tekora (paraphrasing, so I don't get accused of "twisting his words") FoS'd two people, Xavius and yourself in order to try and make you two start talking. When people started voting for Xavius, he did too. When I told him I didn't think that was a good idea, he threatened to come after me for going against him. Ever since then, 90% of his posts have been threats against me, either trying to get me lynched or making sure I understand "I won't survive this game".



Want to lynch me, go ahead. It won't help you, and you'll be down at least two townies come dawn, unless this SK strikes again, which would make a possible three townies.

And when I come up townie, make sure you stare at Tekora REAL HARD.

When I started posting tonight, it was my full intention to vote for whoever was the lowest poster so far and get people to start playing. Those are Xavius and Gleip. I FOS'd them because 'I can't vote for both of them'. Then when Vendetta and Romertien decided on going after Xavius instead of Gleip, I then threw my weight behind the pressure, as I fully intended to do in the first place.

Now back off before I point out how suspicious it is that you're going after me for trying to get people motivated before a deadline starts and we're forced to make a snap judgement that will likely result in another townie lynch.

A few people help move Furien's body into a more natural position and place it a ways off from Xavius's. Everyone then sits down to feast on freeze-dried whatever-this-is.
After taking a few gulps of water, Vendetta considers the logo on the bottle, then switches to another topic. Thinking aloud, Vendetta says, "Okay, here's a plan. We find the power source. Find a way to link up Ileein's tablet and recharge it. Head back to the glowy thing and hopefully all go our separate ways."
A short discussion follows, after which everyone gets up and heads down the corridor again.
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Unfortunately the group has to come to a stop before a shimmering force field. Whose switch appears to be on the other side.
They backtrack into another corridor, only to find the same setup.
"Who $%^&ing engineered this place?!"
((The next lynch will be the brave soul who has to push the button.))

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