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In post 8, Hectic wrote:

I am a skeleton with below average standards, and I am sure you will all meet those standards! So I'd like at the very least to spare 2 players by the end of day 4, and preferably spare 4.
Finding friends is so much easier than finding enemies!

I tend to be better at town hunting than scum hunting so I'm down with this as an overarching strategy.

Spare Votecount 1.0

Hectic ----------------------------------

JTheophrastus Bartholomew --------

Asriel Dreemurr -----------------------

Amrun ----------------------------------

Chara -----------------------------------

Nachomamma8 ------------------------

Billy Pilgrim ----------------------------

Chemist1422 ---------------------------

SherlockHolmes -----------------------

(1)

SherlockHolmes

alimdia ----------------------------------

Pine -------------------------------------

Not sparing:

- (10) Hectic, JTheophrastus Bartholomew, Asriel Dreemurr, Amrun, Chara, Nachomamma8, Billy Pilgrim, Chemist1422, alimdia, Pine

Fight Votecount 1.0

Hectic ----------------------------------

JTheophrastus Bartholomew --------

Asriel Dreemurr -----------------------

Amrun ----------------------------------

Chara -----------------------------------

Nachomamma8 ------------------------

Billy Pilgrim ----------------------------

Chemist1422 ---------------------------

(1)

SherlockHolmes

SherlockHolmes -----------------------

alimdia ----------------------------------

Pine -------------------------------------

Not Fighting:

- (10) Hectic, JTheophrastus Bartholomew, Asriel Dreemurr, Amrun, Chara, Nachomamma8, Billy Pilgrim, Chemist1422, alimdia, Pine

I think there's no way I don't end up townreading Hectic at some point

HEAL: Hectic

half joke half real

Well we can get on opposite sides of that, I may as well get my scumread of him out of the way. Also, your opening was way less scummy than usual, and you usually do a really scummy opening as town. Worried about something?

HURT: Hectic

I've been getting that a lot lately I must be doing something right

Can you cite some examples?

HURT: Hectic
HEAL: Sherlock

Tbh I haven’t read the set up yet lelel will get to it later.

In post 30, JTheophrastus Bartholomew wrote:HURT: Hectic
HEAL: Sherlock

Hey that’s a temporal inconsistency

Come on we’re running a professional operation here

hello everyone! those of you i know and those i don't.

i really enjoy townhunting setups myself.

HURT: Billy Pilgrim
the youngling who isn't from the Underground at all proceeds to punch the arm of one who is. it's definitely a joke, they're absolutely joking. this is how normal kids play.

i've never met a talking flower before.
but we can play if you want.

Can you confirm there are no time travel mechanics in this game

In post 25, Billy Pilgrim wrote:

In post 8, Hectic wrote:

I am a skeleton with below average standards, and I am sure you will all meet those standards! So I'd like at the very least to spare 2 players by the end of day 4, and preferably spare 4.
Finding friends is so much easier than finding enemies!

I tend to be better at town hunting than scum hunting so I'm down with this as an overarching strategy.

I spotted immediately that there were some logical errors being espoused by my companions. They suggested it was simpler to focus not on detecting Moriarty’s henchman, but on finding those not working for him. However, what I deduced with my uncanny mind was that this was simply because generally there are only very few of Moriarty’s henchmen inflitrating any given group of people to further his nefarious ends. Therefore, at random one is likely to simply have a higher success rate at finding those who do not work for him, and this should only be considered a useful method to approach an adventure if one is able to consistently narrow things down to such an extent as to eliminate all of Moriarty’s good-for-nothing dogsbodies in most cases. If not, it is, dear Watson, a red herring.

It was a most peculiar bunch we were adventure by with. There was a most mysterious gentleman with a fancy name; a white bengal tiger able to communicate through a series of paw gestures; and, strangest of the bunch, a Liverpudlian.

My initial impressions of the fancy named fellow were that he liked me, a sentiment that I returned. In fact, it was sufficient for me to go along with him a little:

HURT: hectic

The tiger seemed mostly distracted, and I decided that, in order as not to risk life and limb, to wait for it to have eaten and reached contentedness with what was going on before engaging it.

At this moment, a fay being entered our party, a little late. I realised that the opium was stronger than I’d anticipated, for this being appeared to have softly luminescent skin. It spoke, but in a strange tounge, and so shocked was I by its appearance that I gleaned nothing of value from its words.

In post 41, SherlockHolmes wrote:It was a most peculiar bunch we were adventuring with. There was a most mysterious gentleman with a fancy name; a white bengal tiger able to communicate through a series of paw gestures; and, strangest of the bunch, a Liverpudlian.

My initial impressions of the fancy named fellow were that he liked me, a sentiment that I returned. In fact, it was sufficient for me to go along with him a little:

HURT: hectic

The tiger seemed mostly distracted, and I decided that, in order as not to risk life and limb, to wait for it to have eaten and reached contentedness with what was going on before engaging it.

At this moment, a fay being entered our party, a little late. I realised that the opium was stronger than I’d anticipated, for this being appeared to have softly luminescent skin. It spoke, but in a strange tounge, and so shocked was I by its appearance that I gleaned nothing of value from its words.

Alas, Watson, I seem to have spilled ink over your page. Let me recount this part of the tale again, enunciating more precisely.

HEAL: Billy


HURT: Sherlock

I was correct, Watson: this mad man was dangerous!

Uhhh, so many ways how to opent his game.

In post 36, Chara wrote:i've never met a talking flower before.
but we can play if you want.

Howdy!
I'm FLOWEY!
FLOWEY the FLOWER!

if y'all try to incite one more time paradox I swear