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So you think that the blocker correctly guessing the killer three times and not mentioning it is more likely?

As for why the traitors would sit three nights out, I see two scenarios: The traitors are taking this as a challenge: Highjacking a crew with direct and indirect kills? Done an infinite amount of times (87 to be exact). Highjacking a crew only by convincing the town to lynch themselves? Will easily put them in the history books and sea ballads for generations. What I mean to say is that these traitors don't want the gold, they want the fame and the glory. The traitors simply can't kill: Whoever sent them ordered them not to kill directly to keep their hands clean. Maybe they sent more traitors to compensate for their handicap, like three instead of two. (Somewhat out of character but with clearer points:) I find the theory of the blocker extremely unlikely (in a numerical sense), as he would need a great luck to correctly guess the killer every night, and I don't think that the scum would have a single player with the ability to kill so the blocker blocking the same player multiple times isn't an explanation either. In either case, the blocker would know by now the identities of the killer/s, so why wouldn't he tell? He's certainly had multiple opportunities to do so by now. As for voting, I have some suspicions but no confidence on any. I will wait a few hours to see if I'm convinced.

Well g'bye all! I guess it was to be expected to be lynched whith the vote penalty and all! Tomorrow you'll wake up to another townie killed, and the scum will have managed to kill half the town without a single night kill. And if they do kill someone directly (assuming two scum members), there will be a 2v2 situation, where the town can't posibly win. Assuming three scum members, you lose tonight. So I think it's safe to hand the scum the win just now.

Mr Lawson, I see that yer warmin' up to my theory of the traitors sittin' the night out! No blocker/protector could guess the killer/target three nights straight, and doin' so would practically give him the identities of all the traitors. In which case, why wouln't he tell us? That's why I belive that the scum won't begin their own killings 'till they see one of their own at a serious risk of being lynched; in the meantime they will wait for us, loyal pirates, to thin our numbers through lynchings. There be even less risk now that the self-proclaimed investigator is dead. I be interested in what everyone else thinks of this here theory.

For one I'll join the bandwagon and vote for our smooth talker, Mr. Wembley: Vote: Douglas "No Hook" Wembley (Darkdragon) Now @KotZ Mr. Milford, you are the last one to vote. Will you secure the lynching, or will we enter into our second lynchless day? Keep in mind that this night we might not be as lucky as last.

Watch yer forks and torches! Just because I was hittin' the bottle all day doen't mean I'm a traitor! Respect to the supposed blocker, the fact that he still hasn't come out, even when all the crew has shown up within the last few hours, makes me think that there was no blocking and that the scum sat the night out for some reason. Maybe they wanted extra time to evaluate the crew (since there were no lynchings and thus no risk), and pick out who might be an investigator, who might be blocker, who behaved the most erratically, etc. Or maybe they just were as drunk as me last night and couldn't perform the kill.

Nothin' to report here, just glad that the bandwagons didn't lead anywhere. Though I'm interested in what Mr. Blake has to say. After all, he started yesterday's bandwagon and might try the same today.

Arr ye all! Got stuck in a barrel last night. But from what I heard ye all seem to be following Blake's first vote against Nelson with no real reason to. He just got nervous because he was falsely accused, could happen to anyone. This all seems like a plot by the imperials to sow resentment and uncertainty among the crew. And who started it? That's right, Murphy "Bad-Eye" Blake! Hereby... Vote: Murphy "Bad-Eye" Blake (Duvors)

Probably some kind of market research. They probably want to compare sales of the recolour to the original, so as to evaluate the posibility of releasing future sets in multiple colours. They're also doing the same with a Creator 3-in-1 set.

Ye all, let's not kill o'selves before the adventure starts. We have a captain to serve and a ship to tend!

So apparently a blue remake of this set is comming: https://www.brickfanatics.com/lego-creator-expert-10271-fiat-500-to-be-reissued-in-a-new-colour/

I'm in!

This was my first mafia game. Thanks to everyone for participating and to @Darkdragon for setting everything up! And sorry for taking a few days to respond sometimes, I was a bit busy these days.

From: brothers-brick.com EDIT: @VBBN posted a review for this set, so I suppose this topic is redundant now .

Hi everyone, I've been stuck in the mines since last night and only just got out, so sorry for leaving you in the dark. But anyway, it seems that (as Kai and Steve mentioned) Adriene's testimony of finding and opening a barrel doesn't line up. In this situation we really don't need unreliable testimonies, so... Vote: Adriene (Tariq j)

One adventurer dead in absentia and another a werewolf. Seems like this will be a long night... I'll cast my vote since I forgot to do it yesterday: Vote: Valorie (Shadows)

So apparently we have one treasure seeker dead and one supposed werewolf; five other players remain. From this we deduce that there are two Gate Protectors (because only one would be too few), and at most three gate seekers. Thus, we shouldn't risk getting one gate seeker lynched or killed or otherwise the scum will get away. Given that Hal and Steve's investigations fit with Adriene's theory on werewolves as a third faction (being technically "not mafia"), I think we have enough evidence on Valorie being a werewolf to consider lynching her. Otherwise she might kill one of us tonight, and that's a risk we can't take.

AFAIK the Titanic rumor predates the others by a few months, so I suppose it still holds some water. The more recent rumors regarding price and part count might be worth taking with a grain of salt, though.

They're free signs. Isn't that enough?

Hmm, you seem too eager to start lynching Mr. Hal... Vote: Hal (KotZ)

Here we go! If anybody needs me I'll be hinting sheep by the plains.

New set! The winner from the We Love Sports contest, Foosball table: https://www.brothers-brick.com/2021/06/26/lego-ideas-we-love-sports-winner-unveiled-at-lego-con-2021-news/

Yo, I'm Hex! Anyone here selling wood?

The new version isn't more expensive. 15 dollars in 2006 is about 19.59 dollars when adjusted for inflation, aproximately the same price.

A few hours late but the first teaser for the typewriter is out: