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Guts glanced at his hand, after shaking with Boomingham, he suddenly felt he needed a bath. And Guts never had that feeling. "Not all bad, no. But the stuff that IS positive, if you want to call it that, can't possibly be true. Anyway you turn it, my Lord, you seemed like a very interesting person to meet." Guts sighed and rolled his eyes when the man suggested the drinks. "I'll keep it with wine, for now. When you were talking about 'stronger stuff', I did not imagine something rich dames would drink on a warm sunday afternoon."

Quite surprised, Guts answered Haldor: "Yes, actually. That was all of importance I wanted to speak, although I would not say no to company while drinking." Guts held his hand out to the bearded man, and said: "I am Guts Holla, you must be 'ser' Lawrence Boomingham, king from the far past? Your reputation preceeds you. The wine is good, I would not say... strong, it's wine. I can advise a few good liquors Scheherazade serves, if that's more your fancy?"

Guts handed one of the bottles to the norseman, and sat down at the nearest table. After a quick look in all directions (Open, bad visibility, Guts wanted back to his claimed table) Guts spoke: "Hmm? You recognized me instantly, even when tired. You ears are good." Guts let out a small chuckle that sounded more like him scraping his throat than anything else. "No... I have no reason to fight you. What I wanted to talk to you about is something... I'm less used to, let's say." Guts stopped, took a big swig, and continued with an uneasy look on his face: "I should not have called you out when we met, I was guided by my own petty fears, and I should not have been."

Guts looked down and saw a bunch of heroes coming in, among them was Haldor the Shaman, the one that did not seem to like Guts much. The nordic man looked mostly the same, but the way he said what he said made him seem just a bit... wearier than when he had last seen him. Quietly, Guts walked over to the man, two bottles of the wine Guts enjoyed so thoroughly every day he was in the hall, in hand. The former rogue waited for a moment, then spoke: "Care to drink with me, for a moment? You do drink, right?"

Good news, The vig contacted me, so the plan is going according to plan. Oh yeah!

Engaging Dickussions - Because I love to engage in a good Dickussion once every while, doesn't everyone? From Hinckley.

Personally, I think it should be standard regulations that all crew should be bald. Get on that, Admiral.

It's answered, man. No offense, but if you don't have time to participate, it's actually more useful for the town if you have someone else take over.

Well, I don't think it's a reason not to lynch him. He is scum, anyway you turn it.

Just wanted to add to what has already been said, about Quest 28, to WBD: It's a very cool quest, the ending was a bit anti climatic, I did not think the villain would be so obvious. But for the rest it was great: You really succeeded in expanding Eubric, very cool. The small stories were fun as well, and so were the non combat stuff like the puzzle and the archery contest. You also had a great group! The players made the quest also fun to read, the roleplaying was enjoyable to read through, especially Haldor, Nur and Boomingham. The dynamic between the players was also just right, I feel. Everyone had their place, not something that's easy! All in all, Great job WBD, and great job to the players as well!

Well, if we go my initial plan, we have the watcher on Ensign "Dakar" Campbell. That way we have a solid way of identifying the vig. Now, I don't know if we have a protector identified yet, but that way we can ensure protection on the vig from then on. How does that sound? And I think it's your playstyle, I played with you in the IMHOTEP case, and I know your playstyle from then. It's confusing at first. But yeah, you give me a solid town vibe, while if I was not aware of how you play, you might have given me mixed messages. If you know what I mean. And: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frantz_Fanon I think that's what's being get at, anyway. Anti colonialists, apparantly.

Vote: Engisn Brian Pewter (Palathadric) Do you know something which we don't? Namely that the Power roles are the same is in the simulation? Spoiler alert: They most probably are not. I don't like how you try to change things at the last point, and I don't like how there are idiots that agree with you just for the sake of agreeing with you. Don't get me wrong, I think you are town, but the plan is solid, and does not need changing. Besides, I think 1 power role for 1 scum is a very good ratio, don't you agree? Add to that that we can probably protect the power role, and block the baddies.

I can never tell if you hate me or think of me as a dear friend. I need some more flowers.

Pfff... This talk. Yesterday everybody said: Noooo it's a stupid idea, you suck, Boooo! Now someone suggests the same thing: OK, let's! Shame on you! As the spokesperson for Wright's face, he gives permission.

I must agree with him there, it does not make sense to go after Rockford if he comes up as town, if someone says to you: OH hey, I am scum, my team has no killer, want to join forces? (I added that last part, but if he was scum in one way or the other, that was what he was definitely doing). and you call him out, and then he tells you it's a joke. And for calling him out on that, you could be scum? Where is the reasoning in that? Everyone could see the PM thread, if he pulled that one on me, I would be all over it! But then again, he was basically defending Rockford. So.... I don't know anymore.

We could easily fix that, if we have a watcher, we put them on Campbell as well. BOOM doublescumcatch if they try anything!

Only slightly, but that's cool too, it should work out, anyway .

That's not what I meant. Ensign Hinckleton seems to have a preference to leave the vig to you, I asked if there was a particular reason for that. We have had quite enough out of you, thank you very much.

Do you have a motivation for the order? Just asking?

You know what, listen, listen. I have a great plan. Here is the deal: we need to lynch someone, alright? Does everyone agree? Yes? No? I don't know, I can't read minds (this game would be easy as hell if I could) Let's say for the sake of the argument we all agree we are going to lynch someone. Specifically either Pewter or Campbell, there are no other cases anyway. There is still plenty of time for there one to be here, but yeah, not yet. So. Some people think Pewter is a better lynch, some (the obvious superior ones) think Campbell is the way to go. Now, it does not seem we are going to get anything tangible that's going to change people's opinions to either side (again, it might still come). So here is my awesome plan: We lynch one of them, which we can all agree on now, I don't particuarly care which one. But here is the part which is going to blow everyone's mind and will make everyone happy and we can laugh at the scum for being dumb: We have the Vig guy kill the other one! Boom! Your mind is blown!

I don't have to, he did it himself.

Nope, not going to cut it.

This does not even mean anything.

Please tell me how you see that Burbank's behaviour clearly points to him having the ability to kill people.