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[LASD]

Also, LASD, what do you think of things so far today?

I think's it's just a decision between lynching you or Zai. And I know Zai is Mathematician. I don't know anything about you. Also, I'm inclined to say that it's likelier to have scum that can speak than just vote. Though this logic has failed me so far in this game.


And, oh yeah, sorry Nirur for falsely accusing you. Though now I'm weirded out by Mafia not killing day two.

[Nirur Torir]

I wouldn't have joined this if I expected not to be accused based on misinformation.

Zai, I think I believe you. A no lynch won't help here, as I don't believe the mafia would go after Glyph or Zai. Glyph, you've been rather verbose when attacked this game. Additionally, your role is less plausible then scum knowing the roles.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but your claimed role was [random ability each turn] and "can leader both [Fictional character and world leader?] to victory". I didn't understand why you would have thought that switching to mathematician and artist would win, whereas your others won't. I expect that there was an equal amount of each type.

[Rysith]

A lead tablet hovers before you, spelling out in engraved script the state of the game:

Which shall you choose? Who shall be judged? As you can see from the vote count:

GlyphGryph [2,1]
Zai [1,1]

No Lynch [1]

The Glyph currently leads, with Zai tied for second with no judgment at all. It looks like today is shaping up to be an exciting day today, so stay tuned for more after these messages!

As you finish reading, the lead tablet fades from view, only to reappear behind each of your heads.

[Zai]

unvote unfos

laSd unvote
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GLYPHGRYPH unvote
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,nerUz unvote nerUz unvote,
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FOS ZAI
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NIRUR TORIR unvote
.

zai

[Nirur Torir]

Oops, I thought I had.

FoS Zai.

[GlyphGryph]

Zai - I think you're scum, but if you're town you're making a mistake that might cost us the game.

Vector:
Not even a comment on what happened so far after all this? Just a no lynch vote?

Neruz:

All things considered, i'm going to go with Redwarrior0, Redwarrior0, after some serious thought, his ability to mess with the rules is nagging at me.

This seems an odd reason to vote for someone who turned up town - he was acting scummy, thats why we lynched him, but you didn't vote him because of that - you voted him because of his power. Why is that?

LASD
How do you know zai is a mathematician? We just have his word on it... don't we?

[Nirur Torir]

LASD claimed his role told him that Zai was a mathematician on page 20 (Default, few posts per page.)

Zai - I think you're scum, but if you're town you're making a mistake that might cost us the game.

This. This right here. First you claim that Zai is lying about your role. Now you claim that he might be a misguided townie.

Fatal slip-up noted. Bye-bye, scum.

[GlyphGryph]

He IS lying about my role. My vote is still on him. He's lying and he's doing it intentionally. If he is merely wrong rather than lying, it unlikely (possible, but unlikely) that he would have been wrong about someone else's role as well.

But in case you haven't noticed, this game hasn't exactly been straightforward. For all we know the scum have an ability to make someone look like someone else.

[Zai]

unvote

LASD unvote

NERUZ unvote

VECTOR unvote
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VOTE ZAI
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[Vector]

Sorry I haven't been posting... gigantic problem set, midterms, and a generally bad day.  I'll try to do this a bit later, when I'm feeling better.

[Rysith]

It seems scant hours ago that the lead tablets visted you, but now as they orbit they have transformed from lead to gold. Apparently the alechmist's formula was a bit off, though, since it bears the distinctive reddish tint of rose gold. The words have changed, though, and you are able to read them anew as the motion slows.

As promised, the service for Toonyman was held in the chapel, and a dozen clocks were melted in his honor.

Now then, on to business. One claims that a scum has been found. Perhaps he is right. Perhaps he is not. But only the votes can decide who will be judged. And the votes are...

GlyphGryph [2,2]
Zai [1,1]

No Lynch [1]

Rules four and five remain inactive, and the others remain in force.

As we enter the halfway point, The Glyph is maintaining a slim lead, but it could still go either way, we just don't have enough votes on the field to tell yet. It's anyone's call to judge how this will play out. Back to you, players!

[Neruz]

I'm going with GlyphGryph, GlyphGryph. He's backpeddling way too hard to be town. Townies don't backpeddle like that when the pressure comes down on them.

[CobaltKobold]

As promised, the service for Toonyman was held in the chapel, and a dozen clocks were melted in his honor.

Huzzah!

[LASD]

Yeah, bye Glyph, I'm very convinced that you're Mafia. Zai

[Nirur Torir]

As promised, the service for Toonyman was held in the chapel, and a dozien clocks were melted in his honor.

Huzzah!

Good, you're back. Now, why do you not think Glyph is scummy enough to deserve your vote? I think you're still reeling from your plans being mislaid. If you truely still believed Solifuge was the one who deserved death, you would have brought up me defending her, and how very much that exchange looked scummy.

Zai, I don't think you revealed CK's role.

Third scum probably can't get his/her hands dirty by participating in lynches.