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[notquitethere]

Tric, apparently I hadn't made it clear in the OP, though I had mentioned three times in the thread:

At the end of the game, the spies reveal themselves and can openly confer.

1. The assassin makes the choice, there's no formal vote. They're free to listen to or ignore their team mates. Incidentally, if I run this setup again I would probably not allow them to confer, although that's the norm in the board game version.

Notquitethere, point of clarification:
If the rebels get their three wins, will the chat remain open for both spies and rebels?  In other words, will the rebels get one last attempt to confuse the spies?
Asking for a friend...

This is what I said before:

At the end of the game, the spies reveal themselves and can openly confer.

Rebels can continue posting in the thread, but it's not necessarily advised.

It's not the end of the world, as as I said I did think it gave the spies too big an advantage to be able to pour over the whole game at the end. Better to test you on what you'd figured out while actually playing.

[EuchreJack]

I understood nothing, contributed nothing, but still got to win, so good game everybody else.

Welcome to Team Decoy.  At least we didn't die.  Sorry Knightwing. It should have been me!

[EuchreJack]

I knew Tric was the Assassin, at least at the end.  Hey, at least I got one right!

[notquitethere]

I enjoyed Jim's hat.

[EuchreJack]

He did a good job looking like a scared Commander trying not to die when he put it on.  I could literally see him dodging the bullets!

[ToonyMan]

Hot damn Webadict was the Commander and not the Bodyguard.

I was 90% sure Web and Fallacy were on the same team after Mission A, but I still had to be careful if they were both spies. I was looking out for if the real Commander or Bodyguard was signaling me to avoid them, but nobody did so I kept working with Web under the assumption he was covering FoU.

I have like 10 pages of notes I'll post in the thread when I'm at my computer. I wrote down my thoughts during every Mission.

[EuchreJack]

Unfortunately, since Web was the commander, anything I thought I was doing right was just a result of manipulation by Web, overtly or covertly.  Ouch.

[EuchreJack]

Actually, I think my requests for clarification worked out pretty well.  But that could have been Web as well.  Maybe I am his bot...beep

[webadict]

As for the rest:
EuchreJack is locktown.
FallacyofUrist is maybetown.
Jim Groovester is null.
Knightwing64 is maybewolf.
Vector is maybewolf.
BK is sheepwolf.
TricMagic is lockwolf.

I actually signaled the entire town who the scumteam was.

On purpose.

I figured the scum would never expect me to get the whole team right.

[webadict]

Oh, and this:

Also, thanks for putting Vector and I on the same team, no one who runs a game will.

[webadict]

I was hoping FoU would pick up the signals I was putting down.

FoU did do some neat things, but they needed to be a bit more in the background at the end. FoU had two very good posts where they made themselves look like the commander, and a couple others where they... made themselves not the Commander.

And Jim Groovester made themselves not a target multiple times in a row by demanding evidence!

[BluarianKnight]

Spies could have won the game quite easily if Tric hadn't burnt both me and Vector.

It was the anvil that dragged the entire scumteam down.

I didn't expect things to end so fast - I was gonna tell the Assassin to hit Web. He was my guess for COmmander.

[EuchreJack]

Funny, here I was thinking you were going to shoot me...

[webadict]

Funny, here I was thinking you were going to shoot me...

You claimed Rebel far too early. It wouldn't make sense for you to be the Commander.

[EuchreJack]

Funny, here I was thinking you were going to shoot me...

You claimed Rebel far too early. It wouldn't make sense for you to be the Commander.

It would have helped if I had tried the Commander gambit from the beginning rather than halfway through...