PFPThen I woke up as the avatar of the Goddess of Order, filled with a sense of purpose to preserve, maintain, and enforce order. Beginning with this situation, that has long since spiraled completely out of control. According to my flavor, this will only happen when the elements in this group primarily responsible for causing this chaos are eliminated.
Whatnow? Who were they? I see plural.
The threats to the Prince.
Ok, I may be confusing stuff. I linked the bolded portion to the purple portion as I can't see where the bolded portion..connects to, hence my question.
Now for the big question. What kinds of threats exist? Threats to his perceived heir, maybe? We all know the Prince lives afterwards.
..Come to think of it, I'm..guessing that the town wincon is for them to survive and beat any threat out? It's pretty confusing given this situation, and the fact that the Prince is alive.
Past flavor doesn't show anything in regard to that. Spoilage of food, uncertain if wealth is stolen..perhaps a threat to the Prince's reputation? Or his..sanity? He can't perfectly know if those in the cohort are all gon-
..If we take everything in context and think out of the box-how many even know how many threats exist in game? I heard that we only gathered that the threats mentioned in OP was due to general terms 'smart, kind, bold...' people. We don't even know who did what (I did get info that these are..rumors >_> is all)...And the only fact I believe is that there would be flavor evidence that after lynching the last 2 there would be peace.
Seems like a long shot, but that's the only solution there is that I can see. Aaaand I managed to mess up this formatting even more. What do you think about it,
Jim? You've got a very interesting role. And..as someone upholding order, you must have some more distinct thoughts on it.
On that note:
Webadict: The forces of Good should conspire together. If you were on that force, what would you've done in the face of a roleclaim?
Jim: What did TWS do last night?
He did nothing.
And his reason?
Jim: Did you examine the kitchen before this day start?
No.
...Can you try examining it? Or rather, you started in a kitchen and didn't know of anything beforehand?
Also of note: We can try basically anything in this scenario, but anything doesn't directly equal a piece of the puzzle. I had to ask Vector that. Woo~
On another note: what's new,
Jim? Claim?