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Execute Kash'a - 1 (Hermt) 9 votes are required for the execution. P.S. I will answer the remaining questions that arise in the thread after a more thorough review.
WhiteLizard
16 years ago
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For some reason, I associate it with cake – Napoleon – Breckman)).
Execute Cash.
By the way, what’s the reason for this? We don’t abandon our own in trouble :3
Magnus
16 years ago
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Question from Arandor:
If two murders are committed: one clue leads to the first victim, and the clue from the prophet leads to the second/minor victim. If there is one murder on each side, then the clue from the oracle leads randomly: either to the demons or to the angels.
Cache, generally speaking... Yes. There will be corpses, there will be clues, and then we'll figure things out. Right now, there's nothing particularly interesting. And since nothing particularly interesting is happening right now, there's no need to execute anyone. We won't reach a consensus anyway.
An idea occurred (a crazy one, but still): if the oracle's speech fits so well with Drnick and his Dostoevsky, could Drnick be the killer, and did he die because he encountered a doppelganger? Although this doesn't quite align with the corruption of ND by a rebellious spirit, and the last sentence about Hermit becomes unclear... By the way, if the killer kills the doppelganger as a result of the corruption of ND, does he still die?
Well, in general, we won't find the real killer today, so No New Victims.
An idea occurred to me (a crazy one, but still): if the oracle's speech fits so well with Drnick and his Dostoevsky, could Drnick be the killer, and he died because he encountered a doppelganger? Although this doesn't quite align with the corruption of ND by a rebellious soul, and the last phrase about Hermit becomes unclear...
Here's that quote from the oracle in Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment": :rolleyes:
The clue is probably in the speech itself, rather than its origin. Or maybe like this...
Question for the GM: If a rebellious spirit changes the Mafia's target to the Mafia member who is doing the killing, will that Mafia member kill himself?:smile04:
