Dannylonglegs

OoC: Nah, it'd probably miss.

"Thank you Romulus. You are very generous." Stated Sylph, appreciatively.

Ok, so days on Zotax last longer than Earth days, but here you are: my new Avatar. Previous: (from Ninja Month, Friends month (Never before seen ), and normal, in that order) Behold, the Insectoid Queen! Bow before her glory! ~Insectoid Aristocrat

And here I was, thinking it was intentional. Ha ha ha hal. ~Insectoid Aristicrat

2001 Space Odyssey? You render my puns useless by not knowing the reference! Urgh! How frustrating. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Sylph purchases a smelling salts.

I'd be interested to hear Scouty's role-claim from his own mouth, because it sounds possible that he was making it up trying to catch a scum, but I doubt the existence of a Day vig, so if it hinges on that and we don't see evidence of a day vig, then I'd be more than willing to vote for Scouty. If the role makes sense though, I'm gunna go with my gut and guess that Scouty was trying not too subtly to get you to claim Scum. Either way, that whole interaction is so screwed up that I couldn't stop myself from laughing out loud at the end. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Mind if I call him Dave? ~Insectoid Aristocrat

"Let's go to the Hall and get some items. I'm not sure how many of us can buy, but we should stock up just in case. I see you have a phoenix essence. Good."

Aww, the Banana man is gone. If it hadn't taken me so long to read over previous comments, I would have volunteered to play. I'm sorry, but Shadows never lies ever, and we all always have to Trust him completely. His word is law and stuff. You speak the truth. Everyone knows you're always the scum godfather. You're not being sarcastic, right? As others have said, that's just as dumb as me claiming there can't be a cult because of the Town win-condition's wording. I was wrong, you may be wrong. Kekeke is a divisive laugh. It'd be usable by Scum or serial killers! And it's Korean too. Maybe I haven't been paying as much attention as I've wanted to, but I still think that the chandelier killer's the SK, and the chainsaw killer, the scum. Corny as a vig kill makes allot of sense to me, because, as you yourself noted, he'd be a likely target for the conversion, and not the scum kill. That said, I don't know for sure that the scum are the chainsaw killers--no one should--but I disagree with your so called "evidence" being conclusive in the least. It certainly seems to me much closer to the former (and unfortunately so.) At this point, there was no reason to doubt Hinck's claim from what he said, and it'd be beyond stupid/nooby for a scum to accidentally follow Hinck's words if that wasn't true. As for Hinck's magic "Scum find," I'm a bit more skeptic now that the cards are all face-up on the table. Honestly, this looks like Scouty trying to pretend to be scum in order to figure out if Hinck's scum. Sure he's got a convenient role-claim, but he's bizarrely vague and weird in the PMs. That doesn't look like what I'd expect a scum to say, and it actually heightens somewhat my suspicion of Hinck that he'd come out with this in the way that he did, but only slightly. He might have interpreted Scouty's actions differently, and this sort of thing is usually best decided by the public. I'd probably do the same thing as Scouty if I were in his position, but I'd probably throw in a "Savvy?" and sign it, ~O.G. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

On an unrelated note, regicide is one of my favorite words. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Sylph ran to the guards and healed their wounds. "Is 'Emperor' just a title, or does the name actually carry some sort of power with it?" wondered Sylph aloud. "Either way, we should be sure to crash their coronation. How could they challenge us when nothing--neither the princes or a horde of Progg soldiers--has stood in our way? And now we're invited to their keep? Their Hubris shall be their downfall." growled Sylph.

Ugh. So much to read. I've been reading now for 2 hours. I really dropped the ball. Anyways... I can't say I'm entirely surprised Flare turned up Town. Honestly, I only voted for him to avoid the penalty. I was confusing him with MacK, so I think that speaks to how distracted I was that day/night (IRL it was like 3 AM when I made that post). I didn't even notice that Hinck had been voted for 3 times, a few posts back. Normally I would stand up against a lynch such as Flare's because it's usually just a noob who said something odd that drew attention, but I realized after Ragnarok that that doesn't normally help anything at all. So I chose to lazily follow the bandwagon. I'd be really surprised if the Day one lynch actually resulted in a scum killed. I'm a bit suspicious that Tammo seems so vocal about how sure he was that Flare was Town (from all his "Towntells") and his annoyance with that bandwagon. No offence, but you weren't as vocal yesterday when it mattered, and emphasizing your opinion after the fact isn't particularly helpful. The vote on Hinckley that formed seconds before I posted yesterday is actually quite interesting. I had been somewhat suspicious of Hinck for his aggressive posts earlier in the day, but I don't know if my suspicion stemmed from surprise at Hinck's uncharacteristic behavior, or me actually thinking it was a scum-tell (a word I hate almost as much as Ping.) After reviewing Ragnarok Day 1, and crying a bit that my epic last second final post was lost forever, I'm leaning more on the first option than the second. Hinck's scum behavior in that game was allot of roleplaying and very little analysis (and a gross scene with a dog ), and while he was a good bit more aggressive/dickish yesterday than normal, he did make posts that were more than, "I agree with you, what do you have to say about that mister?" That said, I'm still not as comfortable with his Townieness as I was in Heartbreak, but I had reason to trust him then. As for who I think we should vote for Mayor, I haven't the faintest idea. Shadows' Idea sounds, no offence, silly and almost antagonistic. I'd be inclined to vote for myself, as I'm the only individual I trust at the moment, but I don't want to be Mayor/die, and I don't trust myself to be the deciding vote in a tie situation. As for the killers, I am not as sure now as I was yesterday that the chainsaw killer is scum. He could be the SK too. I don't know if 3 MOs indicate 3 killers yet. The chandelier can't be a consistent way of killing, and it's possible that the caped killer was the same individual who used the chandelier yesterday. I, personally, and somewhat despite evidence to the contrary, think that the chainsaw killer is scum, the chandelier killer, the SK, and the caped killer, the vig. This is based on how they're presented in the opening, not because I know anything, or I think that their targets enforce this line of thought. Additionally I'm not as sure about any of this as I was yesterday, as DD's death at the hands of the scum doesn't make much sense unless they were planning on using her death to either influence Hinck's lynch or give credence to Hinck's statements--both of which either revolve around Hinck or demonstrate my slight fixation on him. I want to know what people think about the Witch role that seems to be cursing people, Hinck today. Is it a scummy role, or is it Town affiliated? I can see it being either. It really distracts the Town, and perhaps grants some level of ethos-esque defense to those afflicted, but it could just be a randomish power held be a townie who has been trying to use it somehow to help us (If that's the case, and you can without suffering a vote penalty, stop.) I think it would make the most sense as a scum-held role, but naturally this is unverifiable speculation. If that is the case, then I wonder what it means that Hinck is now cursed. Would the scum curse one of their own in order to counter somewhat the predicted arguments he'd be facing today, or would they curse him in order to slick his lynch today by removing his loquaciousness and ability to form solid arguments. If the latter is the case, it doesn't seem to have worked particularly well. ~Insectoid Aristocrat Huh. I didn't see Hincks immense song and dance number before I posted. Interesting. we do indeed have a conundrum. Well, we have to lynch him somehow, and now that he knows you know (as I'm sure he'll recognize himself in your words), he may just come forward and try to connect the teams anyway. I guess if we Lynch him at the last second that'd help. I don't know. But yay! at least we found one. Unfortunately, it seems that someone has trusted you with a role, which would be dumb in a normal game (no offence--at this point I think Town Blocks are pretty bad), but may be horrendously bad in this game. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

"I don't salute." Stated Syloh seriously. "Surrender now or join our cause, or we'll be forced to kill you."

Someone needs to take up the mantle: Sylph's decided to quit the stuff (although, it's in his nature. He never likes to admit to his sadistic side, as it's not a natural emotion IHO, like hate.) He currently feels that he almost let himself feel hatred towards this most recent opponent, which struck him pretty hard, as he feels he's superior to pretty much everyone else. Why I chose the name? Sylph should be obvious. It's an Air Elemental/Fairy, which sounds allot like the Latin Sylvania, or Forested Land--both of which describe Sylph's nature and path to some degree. Solanum is the Genus name for Nightshades, which include tomatoes (yeah, Endgame! Tomatoes.), Eggplants, Potatoes and Deadly Nightshade, a toxic plant who's poison is highly deadly as the name would imply (and the later's relative, the Bittersweet Nightshade, also deadly, and a plant I grow in my garden for the pretty--but deadly--berries and purple star-shaped flowers! {the flowers are also deadly}) Of course you can see how that fits with his grim nature and touch for the botanical. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

"It's good to see a familiar face." Stated the tired Druid. "I trust the camp has not been seized since we last ventured out? Good. I will go rest now. It's been a long night and Aquos is dead. Galen, play nice." stated Sylph as he patted the rogue on his back as he walked towards the Town Hall, where he unrolled his sleeping bag and rested.

"I don't ask that you respect the dead. I only ask that we respect each-other long enough to rid this continent of the princes's ambitions. Are we done here or are we going to continue nipping at each other like starved dogs over a scrap of meat? Let's go to the Town Hall and rest." "Indeed. Though our enemy may comprise of one race, our enemy is not the race."

"Don't drink yet. We're going back to the Town to rest. I don't anticipate any fights on the way." States Sylph as he steps up from the corpse, gloved hand dripping blood unwashed.