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Actually if this is what the "specific sacrifice" thing is about then it would make him a prime target, so I'm curious why you disagree? While we are all in the questioning mood, I take it then that you are not satisfied by Mr. Fitzwilliam's defense? I haven't made up my mind either way, but I am rather put off by his not answering my question

If I might ask for some clarification, you are not concretely positive that the Cultists' aim is to eliminate all the virgins among us correct?

Skrall hung his head, "Ms. Hightribe, might I suggest yer other weapon? Dyric stick to the back row, let's hope yer luck prevails. Keep at the beast we mustn't let it escape." Skrall fires off another round at the Chaos Beast of Elements from the back row. Battle Order: Dyric Tensi Skrall Felton Haldor OoC: Shouldn't my miss have been considered an aim?

Arg what I wouldn't give for a screen bigger than a playing card nice warm scone, Toulouse if you can spare the time please fetch one. Oh and thank you for being a dear and speaking up a little. Now then, we all no voting in such circumstances as these is nigh unbearable if not impossible, however we must not lose heart. As I have stated, I am glad that Toulouse has made his presence a little more felt, but I would still like to hear a little more from Herr Gubernaculum and Father Thomson. The whole affair of Ms. Taylor and Ms. Balls is ludicrous, while the denial of different behaviors and such observations seems odd, stranger yet are those who have based their vote upon it, mainly Ms. Stools and the Captain. As to the bickering between our cook and party leader, I have determined to never again step between a firearm and meat cleaver Moving on, a few things have been brought to light, that I don't think should be forgotten. First, I'd briefly like to inquire as to Ms. Suxsumb constant flip flop early on between not voting and voting. I believe we all know that the gravity of our situation afords no room for the latter and I would have expected more of this feeling coming from Ms. Suxsumb. Also unexpexted is the camal's suggestion that we suspect Mr. Ettaq not only due to his quietness but additionally his past history something we all know we should avoid like the plague. Now whether the beast felt he needed padding for his argument or was atempting to appear like an unknowing townie in order to cover up his own "cultishness", I leave to the rest of you. So where does that leave us? Not really anywhere I'm afraid. I am glad that there has been quite a bit of discussion and hope that it will prove useful in the days to come, rather than a day only remembered for useless chatter and a scrambled bandwagon vote for the conclusion of the day. If I sound like I'm rehashing a little, then yes I am but only because I'm trying to be helpful by offering other suspects since merely clearing myself will only put us right back where we started from. For now I am going to vote: Father Thomas "Tomato" Thomson (Ricecracker) for reasons of inactivity/flying under the radar behavior.

Haven't finished reviewing yet, but I'll say a few words in my defense. I agree that I probably seem the most viable canadite at the moment, but I'm not going down without a fight first. So far I think the main argument against me has been my defense of Mr. Fitzwilliam and do correct me if I am wrong. So acessing the scenarios, we have the following: 1. I am a cultist and Mr. Fitzwilliam and Mr. Attabar are two quibbling townies. Since I would know as a Cultist that they are two arguing townies, why in the world would I step into the middle of their fight when I could easily draw unnecessary attention to myself and could have just left them to kill each other for me? 2. I am a Cultist and so is Mr. Fitzwilliam, Mr. Attabar is a Townie. I believe this has already been suggested and while on the first day it is possible again we're back to the attracting unecessary to myself and this time to a fellow cultist member, this would have worse consequences than the first prospect. 3. I am a Cultist and so is Mr. Attabar, Mr. Fitzwilliam is a Townie. Um... aside from maybe improving Mr. Attabar's reputation or "Townieness" this should be seen as a suicide strategy from the Cultist perspective. 4. I am a Townie and one of the other's is a Cultist. This is the perspective that guided my initial actions an attempt to spur conversation and look for a Cultist slip up. 5. I am a Townie and both of them are Cultists. Again, my intention was to spur conversation. 6. All three of us are Townies. Well, in this case we didn't necessarily lose anything as none of us were ever going to slip up because none of us were hiding anything. 7. All three of us are Cultists. Ah you have finally caught us in our elaborate scheme to um... kill one of our own! (Yes that was sarcasm) Now of course each of these theories can have the reverse psychology argument applied to them, but I don't think we all really want to go there. Additionally I haven't taken into account how 3rd paties could throw a wrench into all of this, but I can if someone would prefer it. Also, given that I am the one bringing this up and the one to which it all relates, I leave it up to you to take it with as many grains of salt as you wish to. I hope my earlier explanation makes clear my motives but if not please ask for clarification. Alright my thumbs voice is tired so I'll go back to reflecting on the past comments.

Yay! Tomorrow I get my computer back, no more typing away at this micro keypad! At last I will be up to full mafia playing power. In other news, great job on all the scenes thus far Pandufus, the lawn/garden is great and the vagueness of some of the rules just adds to the suspense (no insult intended to how you're running it).

Well much to think about and comment on so stay with me. There was indeed sand being stirred up and I jumped in to stir it up some more. Up until that point there had been an understandable lack of meaningful conversation. Mr. Fitzwilliam had come up with some logical points and our dear cook seemed to be religating them to be of no consequence or however he wishes to term them. I had additionally noted the cook's frequent commenting and while it may be part of his personality, I felt it was a little to over the top. My intent was not to firstly defend Mr. Fitzwilliam but to keep the conversation going in hopes that either party may slip up and reveal his cultist hand so to speak. As has always been my motto, "He that speaks more and has a guilty conscience must ever gaurd his tongue lest he lay out his true intentions." In essense, the more a cultist speaks, the more chance there is of them slipping up, thus my intent to further the conversation. I agree that Mr. Fitzwilliam can sometimes be quite brash, but his approach is more similar to my own so I sided with him, I could have just as easily sided with you, because my aim was to observe a slip up between either of you. That being said, I do find it interesting that he has failed to adress my support of him early on, which as someone has already mentioned seems to indicate a stronger link between himself and me, thus it causes me to wonder if he may indeed be a Cultist capagalizing on my initial support of his theory. I fail to see how agreeing with someone can be considered rushing to their defense, otherwise I believe I have made my reasons underlying my actions clear. With all that being said, I would like to further inquire of my assistant Toulouse and all of the others who have been keeping a rather low profile as of late. I understand that you may believe you have nothing to contribute, but you also have nothing to hide should you be on the side of the Town and can thus be speak with the utter knowledge that you are completely truthful in what you say. The Cultists amongst us are the ones who must measure every word they speak and will thus find it far more difficult then we who are amongst the Town. Whew... Ok motivational speech over. There are more topics I want to reflect upon before I say more, specifically those who have suggestedbor supported a random vote, as well as the matter of Ms. Taylor's philosophy on voting.

"Only a face a mother could love. Watch out fer the explosives, hit it hard and hit it fast." Skrall shoots at the Chaos Beast of Elements from the back row. Battle Order: Dyric Tensi Skrall Felton Haldor

So agreeing that someone has raised a logical point is now considered blindly following them? If it's not paranoia thn why don't you come out and say you think he's doing it as a cover up? As to Mr, Fitzwilliam's constant assurance of his innocense, I will in no way allow that to influence my opinion one way or another.

How can you tell Mr. Fitzwilliam is being suspicious over nothing? Perhaps he has indeed picked up on certain traits associated with those dasterdly Cultists hiding in our midst. Whatever he may have observed, it seems you are quick to religate them to paranoia. As to this business of the end of the voting period, I find your incessant repition of the matter bordering more upon a facade of concern than true usefulness and thus agree with Mr. Fitzwilliam in his appraisal of your assistance in solving the difficulty at hand. I have full confidence that Ossie and Is will settle the matter I due time. Now, if there is some murderous no-good-doer out there just waiting to 'any' me during the night, then I am not going to let them waste our precious time with fun and games fiddle faddle.

IMHOTEP eh? I knew I should have paid more attention during my Egyptian Mythology class. Toulouse skip the eclairs, how is breakfast coming Mr. Attabar?

Technically a cleric cannot revive someone, only heal them. Also, reviving him was not critical to the party's victory. Better to wait for more dire circumstances. Don't get any ideas though Zepher

"Sounds like my old grandmum... Alright Mr. Rone on yer feet, I'd suggest ya be a little more observant of the battle next time. Haldor see if ya can patch Dyric up and then follow the rest of us. Tensi yer with me, Felton you two." Skrall leads the rest of the party towards the noise.

Skrall loads another bolt hoping that it would be his last. Sighting Down the shaft at Gaurd A he fires off the round from the back row. Battle Order: Tensi Skrall Haldor Felton

Would you look at that, would you just look at that. What form, what grandeur! The way the arches have been so skillfully set into the facade, it is magnifient! Oh hello all, Penelope Farago of the Musee du Louvre in Paris here. Toulouse be a good chap and fetch some eclairs for us.

"Sod, I forgot about that unoccupied scoundral. Hold yer ground all, a few whimpy shouts ain't goin' to set us to flight. Forward!" Skrall notches another bolt and fires it off at gaurd E from the back row. Battle Order: Tensi Skrall Felton Haldor

Yer telling me, having my attack encouraged for the rest of the battle is fine and dandy, but what I wouldn't have gave for one of your frenzies during the first battle.

Has anyone ever considered hosting a quest where potential party leaders give a pitch to a qm that their preassembled party is the right one for the job, as opposed to the normal selection method? Let me elaborate: -Quest ## Description: Blah, blah... Reward: Etc, etc... Party requirements: A well rounded party of 4 is required, a potential party leader may signup his/her party listing why he/she thinks their party should be selected for the task. I know this has the possibility of segregating the game into little cliques, but I wondered if it might allow for more commrodary and character development between the characters. Any thoughts?

Skrall is just about ready to throw his crossbow at Gaurd G for a change, but thinks better of it. Loading another bolt he takes aim at Gaurd G from the back row once again. "Keep at 'em, they will yield!" Battle Order: Dyric Skrall Tensi Felton Haldor

[i/]Skrall winces from the pain and switchs his crossbow over to his other hand. He painfully fires off another shot at Gaurd G from the back row.[/i] "Keep at him Felton, Mr. Rone I would suggest ya make good use of that throwin' knife of yers., mayhaps yer luck will fair better this time round." Battle Order: Dyric Skrall HansFelton Tensi Haldor

Nope not bored, keep up the good job.

Alrighty, so I'm rearing to go. 1. Previous experience includes a pass in Hinckley's Mafia School: Fabuland Housewives and a somewhat short but sweet romp in his following Baritones 3. 2. Schedule is good though for the first two weeks I'll be on the European time schedule due to work during the day, but hey as a college student I'm used to the 2am nights anyways so I'm good time wise 3. Best or worst moment hmm... Well for best moment: though most people might not have seen it since it was a mafia school game, in Fabuland Housewives, the town put together an amazing complex behind the scenes sting operation that ended up catching the last 2 remaining scum. It was absolutely nerve wrecking knowing that at any moment everything could go wrong and the town could lose, but in the end it was my most memorable mafia experience.

"Well then, why should we ruin such a marvelous streak of thwarting ya, by surrenderin'? Have at 'em, all." Skrall bellows to his companions. He quickly notches a bolt into his crossbow and lets fly at Gaurd G from the back row[/b]. "Dyric try and put a stop to Gaurd H, with yer luck ya shouldn't have any trouble with him. Felton see if you can keep that first gaurd busy." Battle Order: Dyric Tensi Skrall Hans Haldor

"Hold for the moment Party. Cronk want to see what Nice Gaurds want. Can Nice Gaurds tell Cronk why Party in trouble?" Seeing as how the gaurds appeared currently leaderless, he wondered if Tensi might be able to intimidate them into leaving.

"Ah, now I'm beginnin' to see more of the real picture. Well then let's see if we can find this chaos creatin' equipment and either sabotage it or better yet turn it on reverse."