Hi guys, before we lynch dhulli, here's what Stojil has to say to us.

A few roleclaims should happen today. The only thing that would make that bad would be if dhulli actually wasn't the Tenant, but only Ash didn't check with dhulli's claim, so it's pretty much safe. We should obviously lynch him again.

Doctor – state who he has healed last night and state who he's going to heal tonight. If there is a counterclaim, both should state who they're going to heal tonight, whether it is Aekiel the Bastard or the Legitimate son that Aekiel should reveal at that point.

Earl of Kent – State who he is going to give the public-day-kill knife to (Aekiel/Legitimate son as per the Doctor).

Duke of Cornwall - State who he is going to karma-reveal tomorrow

Duke of Albany – Should come forward to be killed by Aekiel's knife today. His role is not really townfirmable with the night-immunity ability, because the target isn't told he was protected unless he's targeted. A mechanical townfirm would be by killing someone, but that's going to be subject to all kinds of possible troubles. Note: may not be a good idea, open for discussion!

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These should all happen in the night and tomorrow:

Regan – Proved tomorrow by the Bastard (together with Goneril and the Steward without specifying which roles they are. If the Legitimate Son isn't townfirmed today, then tomorrow as well.)
Goneril – see above
Steward – see above

Glouchester – Activate his power in the night so he's mechanically townfirmed tomorrow

Gentleman – Can prove it tomorrow by killing one of the doubleclaims

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Also, Ashaya, please come in to check against dhulli claim, just to be safe.

 

Hey, Pyracrys, do you know what the penalty for quoting from QTs is?

 

Em... There isn't one in the rules. It's not mentioned.

 

Because I assumed that everyone who's played enough to be let into this game would know.

 

You still need to put it in the rules if you're gonna call him on it.

 

Theres nothing wrong with copying from the QT, there is something wrong with copying the mod from a qt though.

 

this assumed etiquette thing seems to work out consistently well for you lungs.

 

Checking in, not the Tenant.

 

Glouchester part is impossible to do, I think. Rules says he/she has to publicly ask for Goneril to put out his/her eyes.

 

Before anyone roleclaims could someone run the numbers involving roleclaims, night/rolekills and banishments? The strength of my plan was that it townfirmed a lot of people without forcing them to roleclaim in thread. If we go for a mass roleclaim tactic it may end up with us losing the game due to banishments, which is something I don't want.

I'd do the numbers thing myself but I'm off to work now. Later!

 

I think the Earl of Kent rr'ing is a bad idea. Dovaekiin said he got a knife, so unless he is lying, which is doubtful right now, the Earl can't give a knife away today.

 

cool story bro

 

Well, we could always talk about how scummy Aekiel is...not wanting to lynch me and stuff.

 

Are. You. Fucking. Serious.

Alright people, if Aekiel is not the Bastard, will the real Bastard please stand up?

 

It would have helped if you'd explained why you were revived. We had to wait for the bloody Herald to roleclaim and tell us Stojil's plan rather than you explaining things. So forgive me for being suspicious when the person I expected to be revived wasn't.

 

I am the Doctor(again) and yesterday I healed Sacrifice.

 

The Duke of Albany should NOT roleclaim. Nobody will die tonight, but I want to keep Albany from being banished for the entire game, if at all possible.

 

Well, Doctor role-claimed.

What about Earl of Kent, Duke of Cornwell and Earl of Glouchester?

Should they all claim today too?

 

I'd say no on general principle for today, but the Earl of Gloucester should definitely not. We don't want him to accidentally kill Regan or what have you. It's annoying enough as it is for me to search through you all to pick out people I'm sure aren't important to the plan for this knifekill. Couldn't you have waited for tomorrow, Earl?

Like I said earlier, the strength of the plan is townfirming a lot of people without the need for public roleclaims. It gives us a tremendous advantage because we get to townfirm people but the scum can't banish them. That way they don't get to take control of revivals when we've lynched a bunch of them (if we lynch three of them, then they'll likely be able to control the vote and have another of their number tag along via possession, bringing them back into play).

Naturally that's not good for us, so if they banish enough of our people we may just be whittled down via continued revival shenanigans until we get all of them at once, or all of them are healed by the Doctor.