Chiropteran almost wakes up, but then he rolls over and goes back to sleep. (If only I could sleep this late in real life)
hshshshshshshshshshshshhhh people are trying to sleapWakes up among the rocks. "poor crone"
Draws some water and returns to the corner of city hall. 'maybe it will be quiet here for some reflection, who would kill dixy? Why did the crone die? Why is Tyamoto suspect?
thats about the only conclusion i can draw as well. that also would mean there will be no deaths tonight.
gravedigger can also confirm who the mason leader tried to recruit.
unsure if its worth revealing the role at this point though.
well that will reveal a woolf and thenthats about the only conclusion i can draw as well. that also would mean there will be no deaths tonight.
gravedigger can also confirm who the mason leader tried to recruit.
unsure if its worth revealing the role at this point though.
could you provide an example? based on the card it sounds like they would observe all night events, essentially seeing who is each friendly role as well as who they pointed to.Grave digger knows who does what good things villagers did, not what they did it upon.
i think it could have been any of the were-creatures or independents. so only a 2/7 chance she died trying to recruit an actual hunting wolfwell that will reveal a woolf and then
we will not have to worry about protectign him at night or lynch him by accident
so at least we must try to make some good out of his death
Chiropteran okey i can go with thatHmmm. Given Lucy and Storma's IRL connection, perhaps Lucy informed Storma that Chiropteran was going to be chosen for recruitment, hence the vote.
But I'm just a fish, what do I know?
so only a 2/7 chance she died trying to recruit an actual hunting wolf
Hmmm. Given Lucy and Storma's IRL connection, perhaps Lucy informed Storma that Chiropteran was going to be chosen for recruitment, hence the vote.
But I'm just a fish, what do I know?
im just saying it doesnt guarantee a werewolf kill. the remaining mason role is useless now anyway, unless they enjoy talking to themselves.robot also there are 2 hunters in tha game it will be usefull for the other mason to tell the name of the werefoolf the lucy tried to join the mason club.
so if one of the hunter is died he can choose the woolf to go down with him
helping the town
so the mason must really tell
and not take the secret to his grave
there are only 2 woolf in the gameNo, he hasn't told me anything. We don't want to ruin the game for each other. All communications about the game have been here in the forums. It's not fair to everyone else otherwise.
well it can be the warlock or the hamsterim just saying it doesnt guarantee a werewolf kill. the remaining mason role is useless now anyway, unless they enjoy talking to themselves.
This is a good point.could you provide an example? based on the card it sounds like they would observe all night events, essentially seeing who is each friendly role as well as who they pointed to.
okey did not sleep last night playing rome total warThis is a good point.
I am interpreting it more conservatively since, with an all powers game, it would simply end the game; as all but two folks on team-good would become known.
The grave digger can see: the seer, the mason-recruitment, the protector and the shaman. If the warlock hexes someone then they do nothing and, therefore, the grave digger does not see it.
ah right, in a normal game with a bunch of average villagers and a few power players, gravedigger wouldnt be as overpowered. based on your revised definition though, would the gravedigger have witnessed the botched recruitment attempt (including the target)?This is a good point.
I am interpreting it more conservatively since, with an all powers game, it would simply end the game; as all but two folks on team-good would become known.
The grave digger can see: the seer, the mason-recruitment, the protector and the shaman. If the warlock hexes someone then they do nothing and, therefore, the grave digger does not see it.