Dannylonglegs

Sorry, I remembered more than just R2 being suspicious of you. After going back and looking at the events of yesterday, I think only R2 had a big write-up as to why he thought you were suspicious. So, it was roleplaying?

"Erdy, if you throw a lightning bomb you won't risk being hit by enemies apart from by free actions. Also you can drink a potion. I don't want to heal until we've cleared away some of our enemies. Tomas, could you put me first on the list and then cast a spell at someone, or throw a fire bomb at the machine gun to get it caught on fire? Hoke, could you specify what your attack is? (and maybe target someone else to cut down on free attacks?)"

Yes, R2 made a pretty good case against Hugar yesterday. Well, why waste our time while we're waiting to vote for Hugar? If someone has a suspicion, it's still fair game to discuss and argue. With the decision as to who will be Lynched already made, we can get a head start on tomorrows work. Not really, I found Mace's very first post to be suspicious, and every post following just confirmed it more and more for me. He wasn't very subtle so I can see how Coryn picked up on that early on. I fail to see the distinction you're trying to make. Sith are Scum. And they are as intelligent or dumb as always. And of course they'll have some excuse if this Lynch proves unfruitful. We as a group can determine from their arguments which one of them lied, or even if they lied. That's why Lynching Hugar is so important. This is not an "intelligent" Sith move. And even if I thought it was a Sith move, I wouldn't call it "intelligent."

You aren't the only ones who thought he was suspicious. I was suspicious of him from his first post on, and likely would have voted for him even if you hadn't. SKs don't care who's who, they only care about surviving to the end, and a good way to do that is to pick off outliers. This post doesn't quite sell it. I can't say I was very suspicious of you yesterday, but you didn't strike me as particularly pro-town, and many others did indeed cast a finger of suspicion on you. What sticks out in this post, to me at-least, is your mention of sabers in #2. I understand that it might just be roleplaying, but it doesn't look like that to me. Your mention of a framer switching saber colours looks more like insider-knowledge than anything else. I gotta say, this post looks scummy. The whole thing appears to be a defence by attacking the accuser of what would appear to be a confirmed scum. And even if he's not a scum, it's easy to see how Lynching him can be of use to us. It'll enable us to see who we can trust/ if our investigator is insane. I didn't get much of a scummy feel from either of those who know the investigator's name yesterday, and I'm not getting much of one right now. The whole post seems a bit angry sounding too. I agree, unless the scum knew the intent of the investigator, there's little reason in my mind for the scum to have framed him. I kind of agree with you. Her reply was very defensive and scummy. I'll second that. FoS: Shaak Ti (Flare)

This is unexpected and great news! And also really loud. I think you should come out with the results of the investigation even if you decide the result is strange/ the claim is dubious. We should not only relly on the intuition of three people, no offence.

I understand your silence, but this statement seems relatively useless. If you really need clarification, Voolvif corrected someone who accidentally called Koth a she. But really, it's such a non-issue that it's almost suspicious that you'd make something of it.

I see, a fair thought. I still think it could be either Sith or Serial Killer, but if you've received new info, I'd love to hear it. (like conformation that the SK was blocked or something) Not "must have," unless you know something I don't. This whole statement sounds like you know something I don't. Except that last part which is kinda useless. I'm inclined to buy your Serial Killer theory, because, again, from my experiences in the archives, silent people are easy SK targets.

That's a really cool method! I just get a general Idea of the character, but I can see this really helping flesh out a character! Thanks! ~Insectoid Aristocrat

In my experience from archived materials, occasionally a non-scum killer cannot kill every night. Occasionally, they have to flip a coin to see if they can go out and kill.

Well, If you suspect that the killer of last night was the Serial Killer, and he killed last night, then how could he be nullified? I forgot to mention in my above post, that there's always the possibility that instead of killing, the scum chose to convert.

Really? That's surprising!? Did someone tell you that? Don't scum typically have a back-up killer? I doubt we've stopped them from killing at night. I bet one of our special roles made a great call last night, and stopped them in their tracks.

Well, I must say, I'm not surprised that Mace was a scum. It's unfortunate that Eith Koth died though. That sort of makes sense . I did sort of expect the Sith killer to look like a black hooded humanoid figure with a red light saber, not a droid. I do sort of doubt that this is the act of a vigilante though. I imagine he/she'd look much the same, but with a green or blue saber, however perhaps to avoid that being a hint as to the owner of the saber, the vig could use a robot. Still, Commando droids are separatist, as are Sith (but not all, we don't know whether the jedi who have succumbed to the dark side have also allied themselves with the separatists.) I didn't get much of a read from Koth yesterday, but he didn't strike me a scum at the time, just not very participatory. Serial killer sounds most likely. In any case, who-ever was blocked or protected was definitely a killer or a target, so, that should be really helpful in finding the remaining scum!

"Alright, now we have to focus our attacks so that we don't invoke many free hits. We'll just have to endure the numerous attacks from the machine gun until we destroy it. Make sure someone targets the heavy hitters. If pressed, don't target the weak guards. Hey, Tom, put me first in the attack order, I'm going to cast frailty at the Machine gun. I should have done so last round. It's a good opener. Also, who-ever can, please cast or throw a fire attack at the gun! " "If someone targets an enemy aside from the gun, preferably, a guard, with a fire bomb, the gun should still catch on fire, and we'd avoid another free attack."

Not a chance. ~Insectoid Aristocrat

I haven't quite thought out the transformation yet. I'm still working on finishing the quest that'll get me there! (And finals ) ~Insectoid Aristocrat

I respect your decision, however I'm not sure I fully articulated my idea. I would list the actual name of the class alongside what my character calls it. So, it would look like this: Level 16 Druid (Dark Druid) Is that any better, or would that still be confusing? ~Insectoid Aristocrat

Are we just waiting for Tomas?

Crap! I wanted to become the first Druid of Heroica! Not to worry though, I only want to be a dark druid anyways. That leads me to a question I've had. Could someone train in a class but give it another name, for instance: Dark Druid (Druid), or Warlock (Witch), or Samurai (Knight)? ~Insectoid Aristocrat

I was thinking the same thing! ~Insectoid Aristocrat

My attack will effect everyone. It's best to do that attack and affect the most people.

BTW, my attack is targeted at the machine gun pilot.

But this way, we're providing motivation. I'll restate my actions when he comes anyway.

I think someone had to get the ball rolling. And, it would be cool if we could all be hastened for the turn!

Sylph throws a lightning bomb from back row.

So they're actually waiting for all of the actions to be sent in? I thought they'd only wait for 24 hours. ~Insectoid Aristocrat