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[Mindmaker]

So, any games coming up?
I'd like to take part in a "real" game once.

[webadict]

No games for you!

[Mindmaker]

No games for you!

I guess that translates into "It'll take some time, until one comes up".

[Leafsnail]

Well, there's a fair few "planned games".  Something will come up sometime.

[JanusTwoface]

I could run one more Sorcerer's Apprentice if there's interest... 

I had one new idea that might add a bit to the Apprentices: Each school has a minor ability that it grants to those who support it (no matter the alignment of Sorcerers or Apprentices).  For example, the Green Sorcerer (Life Magic) from last game could have automatically granted a bonus vote to anyone who supports them, or the like.

Busy through the weekend, but towards the middle / end of next week I could put together enough to at least start signups.

Interest / thoughts?

[Archangel]

I could run my version of Squeegy's Werewolf. Would anyone be interested?

[Ottofar]

How about Assassin in the palace?

[Argembarger]

Oh man Assassin in the Palace looks fuuuuun

[Toaster]

Any objections to putting a game of Kingmaker in signups?  There aren't any others.

[webadict]

Go ahead. No games is a good indication to open a game.

[Ottofar]

How about Assassin in the palace?

No objections for this one either?

If not, I'll open it on Wednesday or Thursday.

[Zathras]

How about Assassin in the palace?

No objections for this one either?
If not, I'll open it on Wednesday or Thursday.

I have an objection: in the very page you link, there's a description on how to break it utterly. If you open it, I hereby (before getting my role) call the town to implement this quicklynching strategy for an almost certain (and quick) win.

Why would you open a game so easy to break? Or am I missing the point?

[Ottofar]

I was thinking about implementing some rules to prevent that.

[Pandarsenic]

That strategy has further downsides in a forum environment. Since EVERYONE should vote for whomever the first person votes, if that first person votes the king must have been voted by the assassin. Meaning the first person who gets voted by everyone instead of followed knows he voted the king.

Doooooooooorp.

[RedWarrior0]

That strategy has further downsides in a forum environment. Since EVERYONE should vote for whomever the first person votes, if that first person votes the king must be the assassin. Meaning the first person who gets voted by everyone instead of followed knows he voted the king.

Doooooooooorp.

Since EVERYONE should vote for whomever the first person votes, if that first person votes the king must be the assassin.

if that first person votes the king must be the assassin.

the king must be the assassin.

Lolwat?