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I could have known they were for Dad. I assume he's also the receiver of the two shields? Who else would buy such useless stuff? I'd like to pocket the bill after examining it closely and then continue searching through the seafood. Wow, those guys are really helpful. I'd like to ask the dock workers if they have any idea why anyone would kill Officer Jackson. Or if they know anything of avail about him. Or if they've heard his name before. I'd also like to ask them how many attempted murder cases there had been on the docks and if they know any details.

After watching quietly the other heroes making a decision who to leave back, Henry finally speaks up: "That's very noble of you to stay back, Cronk. I would have thought that I should do so, as I'd be the least useful one, but I grudgingly accept your sacrifice." Henry cheers inwardly. "And good work solving the anagram. And thanks for that sword. Finally some weapon I don't have to retrive every time." He happily hands Thotwick the Shuriken. "I'd suggest we go left. What do you think?"

I'd like to look inside the briefcase, the white bagpack, check what the white round thing is, turn the green 1x2 plate around to see if it appears to be a 100 Dollar Bill, and, if possible, check if the crossbow and the musket are loaded, serviceable and where they would be delivered to. Also I'd like to ask both McHenry and Johnson if they've seen something suspicious or unusual on the docks lately.

As I said before, I agree on the docks. Let's go. While moving, I'd like to ask the mayor why there are docks in Suburbia. There certainly aren't many towns with a population that low that actually have docks.

I could, but that would interfere with my roleplay Seriously, I'll try my best, but anagrams? Is there any logical way to solve them without trying all combinations or being lucky? That's what you call easy? I think, Lansquenet would have been perfect for this occasion. It's very easy, you can play them without the player doing any time-killing decisions, and most important, the dealer (i.e. the QM) has a clear advantage.

My thoughts exactly! I loved the opening of that chapter, Bob. Brilliant idea with those Star Trek figs. And finally some action!

Not being raised very culturedly, Henry had never had any bearing with riddles and that stuff. It just wasn't his profession. He knew almost anything about archery, pike squares, strategy and tactics, though, but he loathed anagrams. "As I said before, I never liked anagrams. Or riddles. Or anything that doesn't involve alcohol, blood or money. But I think the caps are meant to be the first letters of the words. If they aren't, well, I'm screwed. But I never liked anagrams anyway. Sophisticated hogwash!"

Okay, I'm fine with that, since we're already here. And then the docks and then the Jordans' house. Looks like it's gonna be a stressful day after a shocking night. At least we had a clown. So, let's try to get this story straight: Two people tried to kill Officer Jackson, but first they had to kidnap Marcus...as they needed a human shield?...because they weren't able to remove the couch in front of the entrance?...or because they weren't able to get in at all? Does that make sence to anyone? Well, then they shot the Officer and his fiancée, although they by their own account didn't know how a gun worked. Which should rule out all the police officers as second person, if they were true. And then Jordan was shot accidently, while the first person was fleeing, being covered by the second person. Then Sarah arrived, apparently having followed her husband all the night. Then, while the gunfight was still going on, Officer Scott arrived. And then the second person left as well. So, that would rule out Officer Jackson and the Baker siblings as suspects, as well as the two agents and of course Alex Jordan and most likely also his wife, as she apparently followed her husband. It also means that Scott can't be the second person, either, and if we believe what the second person said, neither was Officer Hutch. Interestingly, two out of three brown-haired people were shot/killed during the fight.

Henry noticed with joy that the party was reunited. "Hello, it's great to see you all back. Now, I agree we should head back to the cleric. Oh, and we made some new friends, those guys over there," Henry points towards the three contestants who helped breaking out. He then addresses Cronk: "I don't think the Fox and Hen thing means anything. It's like the non-cheese making goat, which doesn't mean anything either."

A also think it looks like purple on the pic, I was merely replying to someone stating it looked like navy blue. I'm not very proficient with LEGO colors, but I wouldn't say it's the standard purple either, it's one of the purple version which contains more blue than red, IMO, so it kinda works. And I don't think the ornage side looks like a jumpsuit at all, but of course it's difficult to distinguish things perfectly on those small pics. But I think, if I didn't already own the black-white one, I'd also prefer this version, as it's more common today. Do I get you right, you don't want to get a Penguin in an Ice-Berg Lounge set?

Sandy, you're being a bad example for the mafia school students. Don't comment on other players' allegiance!

That would be great, but I don't think TLG can paint on something as uneven as a hat, can they? I like Two-face, although I haven't read the comics. Maybe it's because I already own the old version, but I'm glad to get something different. Also, I wouldn't like to get the Aaron Eckhart one. And I like the colors, purple/navy blue and orange will suit him well, I think. I think I'm going to get that set.

"Nice to see you back, Hybros. I was already about to regret having sold you out," Henry says, while the others open cell C. "I yet wonder why we can't just open all of the cells. What is the worst that could happen?"

I second that. I also love the battle descriptions. Brilliant!

"Yeah, another one mugged! I will get rich just by mugging these guards." "And another riddle. But at least no anagram, that should be possible." OOC: Shouldn't my gold count be 48? I had 20 gold before the battle, and I mugged twice. "So, I'd say there's either someone in both cells C and E, or there's someone in B and Cronk's the Lady's favorite. But no one in cell D. And it's possible two heroes are held across each other. Oh, and some bad news for Jess, if I'm not mistaking."

What sence would a rhino make anyway? The live in Africa and Asia, while such knights existed only in Europe. It's clearly a boar.

While I agree there ceratinly won't be an "uprising" of any sort, I must say I don't think death is the best way, but merely the easiest way, which doesn't rely on tricky plots or difficult explanations. We've seen what TCW has done to logic and EU, so death would be a way you can make least errors. Letting them survive like with Darth Maul when they should die way would propably upset people who watch it even more than simply killing trivially.

Great ones, Oky! As a Brony myself I found the first one hilarious, and I can't believe nobody thought of the second one. Best groaner ever, propably.

But didn't the Trailer suggest Rex is having trouble with that Besalisk Jedi? No rhetorical question, I'm not good at analyzing trailers. And after two more years of wearying war with unpleasant generals Rex could change Also, Rex seemed the have sympathy with that deserted clone soldier in the first season. He could decide not to stay with the corrupt Republic/Empire and therefore leave. I agree that many people wouldn't like him to die, and if he dies, they'll at least have to make it very special, not some random self-sacrifice-for-whatever-reason. Of course, if Anakin e.g. has to leave him for death and thereby gets closer to the dark side would be a way to kill him.

"I'll attack Veteran Head Guard A from the back row."

That's really not neessary, Dad. I think I can handle that nerd. You know, I'm no little child. I'd like to ask Branhouser: Have you seen anything suspicious on the docks in the last few days? Like, a Mayor and a government agent hiding a suitcase?

How do you dare, you little...! I'd like to slap Marcus back. I knew mainaining this diary was a bad idea in the first place. I'll slap him in a non-harming way, of course.

Well, go on. I have to agree solving the murder is more important than privacy or flowers.

I think, the Jordans' home should be next, as we said before.

"Way to go, fellas. We've certainly decimated those guards. Ah, slaying some guards, stealing their money, that's what I joined Heroica for. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll retrive my weapon."