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Lots of us are looking forward to that! Don't say such things! Someone might hear you!

Matthias, standing quietly in the back and cleaning carbon from the Extraordinaire with a tiny metal pin, speaks up. "I'm less worried about the challenges and multipliers than about getting the training and experience. Let's just get started already, Grey Foxer."

I'll come back and save sheep! Don't cry! Matthias can't really believe he's following "The Grey Foxer" anyway.

You mean aside from those first nine or ten levels? The real test to see if that's true is whether players have ever sold Level-Up Mushrooms, and for how much. They may have a fixed cost of ~250 gold due to the 50 glory-point reward's standard, but that has almost no bearing on what value the player economy places on them. My point is that right now, I don't believe very many players would pay 250 gold to win a no-loot battle (which is what essentially the same thing as consuming a Level-Up Mushroom), but if they work according to what you've posted above, there are probably a select few, like perhaps an Ogre hunter who recently earned 723 + 744 = 1467 overkill gold in one fight, and that fight's not even over.... those players who are less story-motivated might very well play a pretty penny to gain a who quest's worth of level advancement.

Hobbits are also , so being human actually makes him being short more interesting - to Matthias the gnome, who is 27" tall, every human is humongous, but some of them are shorter and it's funny to hear him accusing people twice his height of being short.Even the dictionary calls munchkins "a small person, especially one who is dwarfish or elfin in appearance." If that's not your intent, you really should note it somewhere. But I think the joke of making it his personality/playing style is much funnier if it's paired with him being a little on the short side.

Great, so now Level-Up Mushrooms are worth >300 gold and only Guts will ever use them.

Actual news? I can't believe you people are just going to take Speedy at his word. You've been doing it the entire game. We voted him in as speaker on day one, with almost no opposition, and everything he says is cool all game. What a bunch of wimps. Going to do now what I should have done from the beginning: Unvote: Bobby Benedict (Bob) Vote: Siegfried Dixon (Speedy)

1) Kovacs. Voted Speedy for Speaker without a reason, but tried to distance themselves from their vote. 2) Brickelodeon. Voted Speedy for Speaker without a reason, then tried to distance themselves from that vote by voting against Speedy on day 2, then jumped on the bandwagon after it was over.

You're right; it was a mistake. I don't trust you, and I was hoping not to announce to the scum that I'm the vigilante, but there's no good way to do it now.

Matthias arrives at the farm just in time to see the Munchkin puff up and try to wear a hat. He laughs a little at how the diminutive party leader has the tricorne arranged - he probably think's that's a terribly rakish look, poor short soul doesn't know a thing about hats. Adjusting his own much more fashionable topper, the gnome makes eye contact with the Farmer to ensure he's counted but stands quietly in the back. Sandy, I found an error that I made in my stats - Matthias doesn't have the chance to be *Encouraged* any more because he's wearing the Hunter's Plate instead of his Dapper Hat. Here's an updated stats page: P.S. - Does the "War" challenge apply to healers? Could I attack a monster, then heal a party member, then go back to attacking (the same) monster?

Nope, that's all I've done, poke, summarize, and follow the crowd. If you think "trying to keep Speedy from getting elected because everyone else voted for him", or calling out JackJonespaw, badboytje88, and Bob to see what they had to say was is bandwagoning, I'd like to know what you think passes for independent thought?

Matthias winces at the chicken's voice... ugh. Downing his cider's dregs, he shoulders the Extraordinaire and walks out.

Oh yes, forgive me for trying to be logical, not emotional. Actually my night action was successful last night.

What, no one else thought it was weird that Speedy voted for himself and then suddenly had a whole bunch of other people vote for him? Hard to argue with "various tertiary reasons," Mr. Speaker. I think the only one you've mentioned was that I voted against Mr. Hatley yesterday after you did. Seems a bit strange to be suspicious of people who did the same thing you did, and for the same reasons. Whatever. Ok, so that confirms our assumptions that the vig killed Representative Laughlin... assuming it's true. Yes, we paid attention to what you said... and it lines up perfectly with what Representative Matthews said. Given that what Representative Matthews pointed out in that very post was pretty good insight (better than mine, anyway), and he didn't explode when poked, here's a different poke for today: Unvote: Archie Matthews (Adam) Vote: Bobby Benedict (Bob)

That should answer your question.

Here's another one that is flying pretty low I feel. Vote: Archie Matthews (Adam)

The question on everyone's mind. You two are sooooo wrong. Hello, Satchel of Awesomeness?! Good luck and Godspeed!

Matthias notes the activity at the questboard and comes down to investigate; he signs up for Quest #123 and then decides to get a bit of fresh air. Shouldering his ridiculously oversized cannon, he heads out the door.

OK, so my question is this: was Representative Laughlin brought down by scum or a vigilante? The only person Rep Laughlin targeted yesterday (aside from that embarassing bit after the voting had closed) was our esteemed Speaker.

I use my country of origin... it's not my current location though hahaha.

Noon on New Year's Day here; you guys are way behind. We know you posted it for 20JAN15, but starting it today would make for a pretty compelling New Year's!

Matthias, having long since given up following the conversation between Bruhalv and the 'Grey Foxer' - How proud he is to have committed murder, the gnome had thought to himself - looks up from his pint to see a new scrap on the questboard. Slightly surprised, as he'd seen no one but the newbies enter the Hall, Matthias drags himself and his cannons across the floor to read the board and immediately signs up for Quest #122. He stops near the gaggle of Heroes but just can't bring himself to take the Munchkin seriously, so he just smiles and heads back up to the saloon.

Well, I could follow you again and exhibit some sheep behavior, but at this point there's still some time left and I'd like to see some of the others vote, especially Representative Hatley.

Back at the bar, Matthias orders a round of four pints of ale. He slides Bruhalv the first mug, then has to carry the others one at a time to Siercon and the latest newcomer before picking his own up. Quaffing a fair bit, he calls out on his way back to his seat, "Welcome to Heroica Hall, where the drinks are free."