Brickdoctor

I'm fairly certain that Aayla was just joking there. Why so defensive?

I think this piece is going to be a very versatile piece which will eventually get into many sets, so if it was this particular piece he was referring to, that could be why.

And when the Scum try their hardest to shift the bandwagon against me and I turn up Town after I get lynched, who would you all know to suspect?

QM Note:I was under the impression that battle effects take effect at the end of the Round.

QM Note: Oops, fixed.

"I am in favor of letting them go about their business." OoC: This is a statement to the rest of the party, not a Party Leader's final decision.

Results of Round Three of the Battle with the Cultists: Alexandre le Chevalier vs. Lady Leofwena - Miss >Skrall vs. Lord Calibor - Damage (12/2=6 Damage) Isabella del Toboso vs. Lord Calibor - Hit (7+8-2=13 Damage) Arthur Justus Regulus VII uses a Scroll of Confusion on Lady Leofwena - Confusion Count Lewis Knyghton vs. Lady Leofwena - Wallop >Luke vs. Lady Leofwena - Miss Alexandre, you try to switch targets in the middle of your attack, and find nothing but air. Skrall, Lord Calibor sidesteps your shot and fires a spell that skims your shoulder. Isabella, you take the opportunity to sneak up behind him and stab him again. Arthur, you finally manage to Confuse the cultist. Count Lewis and Luke, Lady Leofwena is ready for you this time, and she easily dodges your blow, Luke, before running up and hitting you hard with her sword, Count Lewis. "..." Enemies: Lord Calibor Type: Humanoid Level: 12 Health: 88/150 Defense: 2 Special: Smoke Screen - Lord Calibor surrounds the hero with a dense cloud of smoke, causing the Blinded effect, making the target unable to use a physical attack for the next 3 Rounds or until the effect is Remedied. Drops: Staff of the Cultist Battlemage, Smoke Bomb Lady Leofwena *Confused* Type: Humanoid Level: 8 Health: 177/200 Defense: 4 Special: Wallop - Lady Leofwena rams the pommel of her greatsword into the target's head, causing him to lose his next turn as part of the Stunned effect. Drops: Greatsword of Lion Nobles, 100 Gold Party: Skrall, Level 16 Hunter (Waterbrick Down) *Party Leader* *Favors Humanoid Enemies* Power: 26 Health: 23/29 Defense: 0 Gold: 9 Inventory: Heavy Crossbow: WP 8 (Knockback), Hunter's Crossbow: WP 10 (+4 vs beasts), Potion, Tonic, Smoke Bomb, Skeleton Decoy, Emperor Alandri's Letter Arthur Justus Regulus VII, Level 10.5 Mage (Flipz) *Party Second-in-Command* Power: 15 Health: 14/14 Ether: 9/14 Defense: 1 Gold: 10 Inventory: Arthur's Staff of Elven Necromancy (WP: 5), Robe of Magi (SP:1), Amethyst (Darkness), Opal (Ice), Potion(x2), Bedroll, Telescope, Healing Staff (WP: 5), Scroll of Sealing, Scroll of Blindness, Scroll of Confusion, Scroll of Sleep, Shovel, Grand Tonic Isabella del Toboso, Level 8 Rogue (Dharkan) Power: 15 Health: 14/14 Defense: 1 Gold: 138 Inventory: Fauxthril Dagger (WP:7), Golden Dagger (WP:3), Cloak of the Invisible Elf (SP: 1; untargetable for first 2 Rounds of every Battle), Venom, Potions (2), Bedroll, Fire Bombs (2) Alexandre le Chevalier, Level 10.5 Knight (Capt.JohnPaul) Power: 16 Health: 19/19 Defense: 7 Gold: 40 Inventory: Sword of the Elven Blademaster (WP: 6; ignores SP), Cross Heater Shield (SP: 7), Potions (2), Fire Bombs (2), Bedroll Luke, Level 16.5 Sage (controlled by Waterbrick Down) *Pacifist* Power: 17 Health: 31/31 Ether: 23/23 Defense: 0 Gold: 0 Inventory: Wooden Staff (WP: 1), Diamond (Light) Count Lewis Knyghton, Level 11.5 Engineer (controlled by Flipz) *Stunned* Power: 14 Health: 18/18 Defense: 0 Gold: 0 Inventory: Spatha (WP: 3) Party Leader, choose the order of actions. All of you, choose your targets and the Row you want to fight in. Also mention if you want to try to flee, move, heal, or cast a magic spell, or if you want to use an item instead of attacking. Any enemy not targeted will get a Free Hit on the party after everyone has acted.

Good point. Especially having played a Framer before, I know that if I were the Framer, I'd target myself tonight, so extra verification of results is always good.Oh, of course, I want you to make sure, too. It'll only get harder for me if you can't trust me.

If you use a Role Cop on me and I don't have a role, then I won't be able to do anything for the Tracker to see, and if I do have a role, the Role Cop should pick up on it anyways. If you want to be safe, use the Tracker, if there is one, (actually, now that I think about it, it's not a bad idea, but only if the Tracker and the Role Cop don't know that each other exists) but I'm not sure how much more you'd learn.

I welcome an investigation, but do you even know what a Godfather's abilities are?

No, they shouldn't have. They don't have the license to. Selling this by itself would be selling a Star Wars action figure. The Chrometroopers could be sold by themselves because they were sold individually as magnets.

If you take the head off, is there a small bit of metal in the 'neck'? My first thought was that this was a keychain, and someone cut the ring off and then replaced the head and helmet with ones from a normal Snowie. The part is listed on BL, but there's no availability info in that entry.

Results of Round Two of the Battle with the Cultists: Alexandre le Chevalier vs. Lord Calibor - Miss Isabella del Toboso vs. Lord Calibor - Mug ([7*3]+8-2=27 Damage and Gold) Arthur Justus Regulus VII uses a Scroll of Confusion on Lord Calibor - No Confusion Count Lewis Knyghton vs. Lady Leofwena - Hit (3+11-4=10 Damage) >Luke vs. Lady Leofwena - Hit ([1/2]-4=0 Damage) Alexandre and Isabella, you team up against Lord Calibor; Alexandre, you distract him while, Isabella, you race in under his defenses and jab him with your dagger, simultaneously swiping a bag of Gold from his belt. Arthur, with Alexandre and Isabella rushing around, you can't see well enough to cast Confusion properly. Count Lewis, you challenge Lady Leofwena head-on, and out-duel her to land a blow. Luke, you try to take advantage of the situation by whacking Lady Leofwena with your staff, but your weak attempt merely glances off of her backplate. "The smoke is too dense; we can't coordinate our movements. You're on your own, heroes." Enemies: Lord Calibor Type: Humanoid Level: 12 Health: 101/150 Defense: 2 Special: Smoke Screen - Lord Calibor surrounds the hero with a dense cloud of smoke, causing the Blinded effect, making the target unable to use a physical attack for the next 3 Rounds or until the effect is Remedied. Drops: Staff of the Cultist Battlemage, Smoke Bomb Lady Leofwena Type: Humanoid Level: 8 Health: 177/200 Defense: 4 Special: Wallop - Lady Leofwena rams the pommel of her greatsword into the target's head, causing him to lose his next turn as part of the Stunned effect. Drops: Greatsword of Lion Nobles, 100 Gold Party: Skrall, Level 16 Hunter (Waterbrick Down) *Party Leader* *Favors Humanoid Enemies* *Stunned* Power: 26 Health: 29/29 Defense: 0 Gold: 9 Inventory: Heavy Crossbow: WP 8 (Knockback), Hunter's Crossbow: WP 10 (+4 vs beasts), Potion, Tonic, Smoke Bomb, Skeleton Decoy, Emperor Alandri's Letter Arthur Justus Regulus VII, Level 10.5 Mage (Flipz) *Party Second-in-Command* Power: 15 Health: 14/14 Ether: 9/14 Defense: 1 Gold: 10 Inventory: Arthur's Staff of Elven Necromancy (WP: 5), Robe of Magi (SP:1), Amethyst (Darkness), Opal (Ice), Potion(x2), Bedroll, Telescope, Healing Staff (WP: 5), Scroll of Sealing, Scroll of Blindness, Scroll of Confusion, Scroll of Sleep, Shovel, Grand Tonic Isabella del Toboso, Level 8 Rogue (Dharkan) *Invisible* Power: 15 Health: 14/14 Defense: 1 Gold: 138 Inventory: Fauxthril Dagger (WP:7), Golden Dagger (WP:3), Cloak of the Invisible Elf (SP: 1; untargetable for first 2 Rounds of every Battle), Venom, Potions (2), Bedroll, Fire Bombs (2) Alexandre le Chevalier, Level 10.5 Knight (Capt.JohnPaul) Power: 16 Health: 19/19 Defense: 7 Gold: 40 Inventory: Sword of the Elven Blademaster (WP: 6; ignores SP), Cross Heater Shield (SP: 7), Potions (2), Fire Bombs (2), Bedroll Luke, Level 16.5 Sage (controlled by Waterbrick Down) *Pacifist* Power: 17 Health: 31/31 Ether: 23/23 Defense: 0 Gold: 0 Inventory: Wooden Staff (WP: 1), Diamond (Light) Count Lewis Knyghton, Level 11.5 Engineer (controlled by Flipz) Power: 14 Health: 18/18 Defense: 0 Gold: 0 Inventory: Spatha (WP: 3) Party Leader, choose the order of actions. All of you, choose your targets and the Row you want to fight in. Also mention if you want to try to flee, move, heal, or cast a magic spell, or if you want to use an item instead of attacking. Any enemy not targeted will get a Free Hit on the party after everyone has acted.

That's so hilarious and there are so many things wrong with that accusation that it doesn't even deserve enough of my attention for me to defend against it.Vote: Mace Windu (Nightshroud99)

That's not my exact fear. I observe that there are a lot of sheep (no names) in this situation, and my fear is that if the votes are split, the sheep will get confused with all these accusations being thrown out and bandwagon behind a few votes for those who are now looking less Scummy than some other suspects.

Yes, exactly. I was saying that high activity isn't a Scum-tell.

I must say, I'm surprised that it did turn out to be real, especially in the position shown at five minutes in the video where I would have expected TLG to use a boat stud. But I have no complaints. Awesome.

Of course it's the Scum's goal. The point is that if you always assume that the Scum are trying to act like what you think is Townie, then you never get anywhere, because everything starts to look Scummy, except what is blatantly Scummy, so then you think that the Scummy ones are Townie, and then you think that the Scum know that because you think that the Scum know what looks Townie, and then you think that the Scum are acting Scummy in order to look Townie, and... you see what I mean? Circular reasoning like this is pointless and does nothing to help. And remember, they're trying to look Townie. Not be Townie. Because they're still Scum, and they're still doing Scummy things, they're just trying to make them look Townie. Sometimes it'll slip out, and sometimes, as Luminara says, they simply have to be done for the Scum to have a chance at actually winning this thing. Those are the things you have to notice.

I turn to the other heroes. "Oh, terrific. So the archery tournament was rigged. Don't know how, but that explains how Nur managed to Miss so many times. "It doesn't look like this applies to our quest, though."

Seeing that the decision seems to have been made by Lawrence and Haldor, I cross my fingers and hope that this has something to do with the goal of our quest.

Oh, please. Can't we have at least one lynch without having to deal with the circular reasoning of "Scum know what's a Town-tell so Scum try to act that way"? If we treat tells that way, we'll never get anywhere.

Results of Round Two of Carvenhall vs. Nihai: Thormanil Nihai vs. >Benji Carvenhall - Aura (25*2=50 temporary Health) >Benji Carvenhall vs. Thormanil Nihai - Damage (12/2=6 Damage) Benji, you allow your powers to double your Health, but, Thormanil, you step forward while Benji is concentrating and slash at him. The battle continues... Combatants: Benji Carvenhall, Level 16 Warden (Flare) Power: 26 Health: 44/31 Defense: 0 Gold: 214 Inventory: Crossbow of the Pongcanis (WP: 10; Darkness Elemental, Ice Elemental), Armor of the Draugr (+2 max Health), Pickaxe, Bedroll, Shovel, Grand Potions (2), Potions (6), Venom (3), Remedies (2), Meads (2), Smoke Bombs (2), Smelling Salts, Jo-no Tree seed Thormanil Nihai, Level 18.5 Shaman (swils) Power: 31 Health: 33/34 Ether: 18/18 Defense: 3 Gold: 222 Inventory: Wyvern's Tailblade (WP: 12), Bright Armor (SP: 3; Null Darkness), Thundering Totem (WP: 7; Lightning), Tongue-on-a-Stick (WP: 1; Misses deal Damage equal to WP), Potions (2), Mead, Deadly Venoms (2), Floral Bomb, Phoenix Essence, Pickaxe, Shovel ~~~~~ Both of you, choose your targets and the row you want to fight in. Also mention if you want to try to flee, move, heal, or cast a magic spell, or if you want to use an item instead of attacking.

Yes, I meant to say, 'angry'. I didn't say that they were necessarily Town or Scum. I said that being angry and insulting people and arguing isn't evidence pointing towards Scumminess or Towniness. Both Scum and Town can be angry, insult others, and argue for a variety of reasons. It probably is. It. Doesn't. Matter. It has no relevance to the lynch.

Results of Round One of the Battle with the Cultists: Alexandre le Chevalier vs. Lord Calibor - Critical Hit ([6*2]+10=22 Damage) >Skrall vs. Lady Leofwena - Wallop >Arthur Justus Regulus VII uses a Scroll of Confusion on Lord Calibor - No Confusion >Isabella del Toboso vs. Lord Calibor - Damage (No Damage) Count Lewis Knyghton vs. Lady Leofwena - Critical Hit ([3*2]+11-4=13 Damage) >Luke heals Alexandre le Chevalier - Magical Vortex (1=1 base Damage dealt; 1+16=17 Health restored) Alexandre, you start the battle off with a mighty slash that cleaves open the armor around Lord Calibor's left forearm. Skrall, you lumber forwards, but the more agile Lady Leofwena slams the pommel of her blade into the side of your head. Arthur, you fail to Confuse Lord Calibor. Isabella, Lord Calibor flails around, preventing you from landing a hit. Count Lewis, as Lady Leofwena backs away from Skrall, you stab your spatha into her side. Luke, you conjure a Magical Vortex, which isn't powerful enough to damage the enemies, but does restore the party to full Health. "Sirs, our troops can't see what's going on in there!" Enemies: Lord Calibor Type: Humanoid Level: 12 Health: 128/150 Defense: 2 Special: Smoke Screen - Lord Calibor surrounds the hero with a dense cloud of smoke, causing the Blinded effect, making the target unable to use a physical attack for the next 3 Rounds or until the effect is Remedied. Drops: Staff of the Cultist Battlemage, Smoke Bomb Lady Leofwena Type: Humanoid Level: 8 Health: 187/200 Defense: 4 Special: Wallop - Lady Leofwena rams the pommel of her greatsword into the target's head, causing him to lose his next turn as part of the Stunned effect. Drops: Greatsword of Lion Nobles, 100 Gold Party: Skrall, Level 16 Hunter (Waterbrick Down) *Party Leader* *Favors Humanoid Enemies* *Stunned* Power: 26 Health: 29/29 Defense: 0 Gold: 9 Inventory: Heavy Crossbow: WP 8 (Knockback), Hunter's Crossbow: WP 10 (+4 vs beasts), Potion, Tonic, Smoke Bomb, Skeleton Decoy, Emperor Alandri's Letter Arthur Justus Regulus VII, Level 10.5 Mage (Flipz) *Party Second-in-Command* Power: 15 Health: 14/14 Ether: 9/14 Defense: 1 Gold: 10 Inventory: Arthur's Staff of Elven Necromancy (WP: 5), Robe of Magi (SP:1), Amethyst (Darkness), Opal (Ice), Potion(x2), Bedroll, Telescope, Healing Staff (WP: 5), Scroll of Sealing, Scroll of Blindness, Scroll of Confusion, Scroll of Sleep, Shovel, Grand Tonic Isabella del Toboso, Level 8 Rogue (Dharkan) *Invisible* Power: 15 Health: 14/14 Defense: 1 Gold: 111 Inventory: Fauxthril Dagger (WP:7), Golden Dagger (WP:3), Cloak of the Invisible Elf (SP: 1; untargetable for first 2 Rounds of every Battle), Venom, Potions (2), Bedroll, Fire Bombs (2) Alexandre le Chevalier, Level 10.5 Knight (Capt.JohnPaul) Power: 16 Health: 19/19 Defense: 7 Gold: 40 Inventory: Sword of the Elven Blademaster (WP: 6; ignores SP), Cross Heater Shield (SP: 7), Potions (2), Fire Bombs (2), Bedroll Luke, Level 16.5 Sage (controlled by Waterbrick Down) *Pacifist* Power: 17 Health: 31/31 Ether: 23/23 Defense: 0 Gold: 0 Inventory: Wooden Staff (WP: 1), Diamond (Light) Count Lewis Knyghton, Level 11.5 Engineer (controlled by Flipz) Power: 13 Health: 18/18 Defense: 0 Gold: 0 Inventory: Spatha (WP: 3) Party Leader, choose the order of actions. All of you, choose your targets and the Row you want to fight in. Also mention if you want to try to flee, move, heal, or cast a magic spell, or if you want to use an item instead of attacking. Any enemy not targeted will get a Free Hit on the party after everyone has acted.

Insulting people and being agree can be the mark of a Townie intensely frustrated by something. (or it could just be a playing style) Arguing a lot is good for the Town. It brings up plenty of discussion that we can analyze later. None of the three are really Scum-tells or Town-tells.