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Pardona wrote:PS: I do feel like quite the idiot for defending malibu now... although really, I just thought enough innocents had been killed without any real evidence, so I just didn't want any part in further baseless ( to my opinion) killing.
Sat Nov 08, 2008 12:49 pm
May wrote:Hmm... I wonder if that's the elven rope that Frodo and Sam used as a leash for Gollum...
Wind wrote:Jas, I don't think it matters if you can't kill. You're evil. Guess what, on top of my role sheet it says something along the lines of "Winning condition: defeat all evil". If we had someone else to vote it would make sense to wait, but why should we let you around when you're the only confirmed baddie we know of?
Jas O'Lantern wrote:Regan wrote:This recurring theme is getting annoying. If the innocents need to win by killing the baddies, then why not do it?
All I'm saying is that I cannot harm anyone. I'd think it'd be better worth your time to use an execution for someone who can harm you. If you kill me and leave someone who is harmful, all you've done is gotten rid of someone who could do nothing to you and let the person who could do you harm have more chances to do so.
Katherine wrote:Regan wrote:Katherine wrote:Move:Lothlórien
Vote: Ammer
Why are you voting Ammer?
Ammer hasn't been cleared, has he? I just skimmed the thread.
Wind wrote:Jas, I don't think it matters if you can't kill. You're evil. Guess what, on top of my role sheet it says something along the lines of "Winning condition: defeat all evil". If we had someone else to vote it would make sense to wait, but why should we let you around when you're the only confirmed baddie we know of?
Sun Nov 09, 2008 7:45 am
Sun Nov 09, 2008 2:09 pm
Both roles I played (Treebeard and Gandalf, both innocent) had the exact same wording for their winning condition, which leads me to believe the wording is the same for all innocents. Maybe someone should ask Wind to publicly reveal his knowledge of the exact wording on the winning condition for innocents. If he can not provide it, he's evil. Seems simple enough to me, so excuse me if I missed something.
Sun Nov 09, 2008 2:53 pm
Alex wrote:Both roles I played (Treebeard and Gandalf, both innocent) had the exact same wording for their winning condition, which leads me to believe the wording is the same for all innocents. Maybe someone should ask Wind to publicly reveal his knowledge of the exact wording on the winning condition for innocents. If he can not provide it, he's evil. Seems simple enough to me, so excuse me if I missed something.
It's not uncommon. In fact, you'll find that 95% of WW games have that win condition for the innocents.
I'm.. not following your logic on this o.O
Sun Nov 09, 2008 6:52 pm
Sun Nov 09, 2008 7:39 pm
Please remember, no one is allowed to directly quote their role sheets. Therefore, Wind cannot tell anyone the "exact" wording of her win condition.Pardona wrote:She has not yet correctly stated how exactly the win condition is worded. Ask her what the exact wording is.
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