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It was Nehela who played as a Satyr and used "Swap" on Plesen during the first night.
The newspaper didn't mention anything about the swap.
Heroist
12 years ago
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Okay, okay.
My mistake. Can you believe it? I sent the night defense six minutes after the day ended, and Arcomage didn't register it. What a bummer.
And I didn't sleep for three nights, damn it. I tried so hard. And I still didn't make it. I should have killed Yasha. Then I could have controlled the voting. We would have executed Ment, like the Hunter, I would have killed the Spirit, and that would have been it, victory. Oh well, what can you do now.
Execute the Heroist. For ending early.Or a modkill is fine, I don't care anymore. Six minutes decided your fate. Do you think I was just killing off the negatives for fun? Yeah, right. Everything was going according to a carefully developed plan. A plan that would have easily been put into action if I hadn't been a little late at the supermarket. Arcomage is awesome, a real tough GM.
So, congratulations. By the way, if you think about it, Vish, I wouldn't trash Shamrock, he'll get angry and beat you with branches at night, no joke.
Bye everyone.
My mistake. I sent the neutral creature six minutes before the end of the day, and Arko didn't count it. What a bummer. And I didn't sleep for three nights, damn it. I tried so hard. And I still didn't make it. I should have killed Yashur. Then I could have controlled the voting. We would have executed Ment like the Hunter, I would have killed the Spirit, and that would have been it, victory. Oh well. Execute Heroist. For finishing early.Or a modkill is fine, I don't care anymore. Six minutes decided your fate. Do you think I was just killing off negative players for fun? Yeah, right. Everything was going according to a well-thought-out plan. A plan that would have easily been implemented if I hadn't been a little late at the supermarket. Arko is awesome, a real tough GM. So, congratulations. By the way, if you think about it, Vish, I wouldn't badmouth Shamrock, he'll get angry and beat you with branches at night, no joke. Bye everyone.
My mistake. Can you imagine, I sent the ND six minutes before the end of the day, and Arko didn't count it. What a bummer. And damn, I didn't sleep for three nights. I tried so hard. And I still didn't make it. I should have killed Yashur. Then I could have controlled the voting. We would have executed Ment like a Hunter, I would have killed the Spirit, and that would have been it, victory. Oh well, what can you do now. Execute Heroist. For finishing early.Or a modkill is fine, I don't care anymore. Six minutes decided your fate. Do you think I was just killing off the negatives for fun? Yeah, right. Everything was going according to a well-thought-out plan. A plan that would have easily been put into action if I hadn't been a little late at the supermarket. Arko is awesome, a real tough GM.
Ah, I see what happened. I think you wouldn't have been able to kill Yashur yet, so anyway... you still had a foolproof option: you could have been killing GodenDag, then there would be 3 negatives against 2 Mirks, you could have eliminated the Spirit and had fun. :)
"It's a pity, it's annoying, but okay, okay, okay."
Heroist
12 years ago
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Well, that’s one way to look at it. Yashur was the only active player who could control the voting. I would support his theory that we should eliminate Ment Lovchiy, and I would vote for him. Then, at night, I would kill Dukh. We would then either go for Shakhter-Paladin or Kent-Shakhter-Paladin, when it’s clear who will win. Arko, I think everyone already understands everything, so why should I hide anything?
WHAT WAS THAT???
The fact that Six Minutes saved you and the entire town from defeat.
Arandor
12 years ago
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The day is over. Heroist has been executed.
Heroist wanted to exterminate all non-humans, but nature proved to be stronger than human desires, and even his God couldn't help him.
The seventh night begins. Send your nominations.
Arandor
12 years ago
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The newspaper will be out tomorrow. You still can't post in the thread!
Гур
12 years ago
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A new record has been set! The record-breaking post belongs to Aru! We congratulate him...
Sincerely, Gur
Arandor
12 years ago
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Act VII. Appeasement.
Every evil will be punished; nature's wrath will strike everyone. An enraged spirit wandered through the forest, searching for the murderer, unaware of the dryad who was following its trail. She worried about him because he was now vulnerable, and someone had to look after him. Meanwhile, underground, the last of the dwarves prepared to deliver a crushing blow to the enemy. However, he was outdone; he felt something wrapping around him, squeezing him, and pulling him upwards. Tree roots pulled the miner from under the ground; they held him in the air, and next to him stood a man with a staff, his eyes glowing with green flames. For a few seconds, he simply stood there, staring into the frightened eyes of his victim. Then, the spirit sharply raised its hand, pointing it at the dwarf, and the roots instantly tore the poor fellow to pieces. It was difficult to appease such a powerful force, but not without reason is the dryad called the best healer of flora. Her spells affected the spirit; gradually, it began to calm down until finally, it returned to its original form and retreated into the depths of the forest. When everything calmed down and the forest was once again filled with vitality, it spent most of it on another manifestation of its will, bringing back to life one of the forest's most valuable inhabitants so that she could continue to help those in need.
