[Endgame] Masters of the Universe Mafia

#2301

Hey, where's your non-player blue, good sir? You can't just barge in here like that without your NP blue!

I'm allowed to spam because I'm a killer.

#2302

MovingPictures07 wrote:
Now this is true. I can drink (water) to this. (pretend he's holding a glass of water)

...

Wait a second, you're just trying to avoid being NKed, aren't you? Well, you're doing a pretty good job.

Dry kill.

#2303

timmer wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:
Now this is true. I can drink (water) to this. (pretend he's holding a glass of water)

...

Wait a second, you're just trying to avoid being NKed, aren't you? Well, you're doing a pretty good job.
Dry kill.

And this is opposed to a wet kill?

Hell no. I enjoy my wet kills way too much. Sorry, timmer.

#2304

Alex, this is it.

#2305

timmer wrote:Alex, this is it.

You are not fucking kidding.

#2306

best I could do

#2307

MovingPictures07 wrote:
And this is opposed to a wet kill?

Hell no. I enjoy my wet kills way too much. Sorry, timmer.

All of these things.

#2308

Also, I'd like to apologize for my cursing and disruptive behavior.

Wait a minute, no I wouldn't. I'm pretty sure that an evil genius would perpetuate such a demeanor.

Carry on.

#2309

Atavachron wrote:

best I could do

Hey, that's my emoticon, give it back!

Seriously though, if I don't see you in the next mafia game sign-ups, I'll have to take away your Gladiator privileges.

timmer wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:
And this is opposed to a wet kill?

Hell no. I enjoy my wet kills way too much. Sorry, timmer.
All of these things.

Wet and dry kills? Okay then. I'm fine with that.

#2310

Why is it so invincible?

#2311

For many people it has been sentenced to death.

#2312

timmer wrote:Why is it so invincible?

You know, that's a good question.

#2313

timmer wrote:For many people it has been sentenced to death.

If you're talking 11 people, then yes, they have been sentenced to death.

Don't you worry, more will follow.

#2314

#2315

Index of Modulak.

#2316

Modulak Modulaks protection

#2317

Alex Alex on Modulak, no need to waste, protection is provided.

#2318

In addition, this extension צא (s).

#2319

Control.

#2320

Atavachron wrote:what kind of deeply troubled game is this...

David, there is a button above the text box called "np." That stands for "non-player." Feel free to post (off-topic, that is, not with the purpose of speculating or participating) by coloring your text blue. Even the Mod has to post using this color.

Good to see you poking around in here!

#2321

timmer wrote:Alex Alex on Modulak, no need to waste, protection is provided.

Don't waste a lynch on Alex? He is protected?

#2322

I am certainly not protected! Not sure what he's saying!

#2323

Round and round the death wheel goes, which name will it stop on, NOBODY KNOWS.

Except me.

#2324

So, here's my new theory for you all. What if I'm actually a civvie but I was forced by Snow Dog's team to act as an outed baddie now instead of having to draw attention away from him? What do you guys think? Pretty believable, right?

#2325

OR, how about, I've been recruited to the civvies by The Sorceress? Surely all of you will believe that?

Nah, I wouldn't even want that at this point. The life of a civvie is the life of a deadman.

#2326

Or deadwoman, of course! I am not a sexist sock. Just evil.

#2327

Map and chaos

#2328

Dogs, yalikisikit, snow dangerous strategic divisions

#2329

Kate wrote:
timmer wrote:Alex Alex on Modulak, no need to waste, protection is provided.

Don't waste a lynch on Alex? He is protected?

Here's a theory I came up with. Now I don't know if I'm right, and I don't know if Timmer is saying something similar - but I might as well share the theory to get it out there.

I'm actually wondering if MoPi didn't do some of this "attention calling" on purpose. I believe neither he nor Snow Dog (obviously) are Modulok. Grizzlor's power was not all that alarming, and my guess is MoPi's isn't either. (Which is why he is bating someone into blocking him, so the better powers go through.) Now, he has said he fully expects to get lynched tomorrow. This makes me think he is "sacrificing himself" for the team. The longer Modulok stays alive, the more powerful he gets. So if Horde can stave off any suspicion of Modulok for a couple more days it's good for them, even if they lose a couple members in the process.

I posit that we look for someone with Horde connections besides MoPi tomorrow. If we can't find someone, obviously we know MoPi is, but I would really prefer to find another Horde member who might actually have a chance of being Modulok. Also it is worth considering that they have some sort of lynch protection power - in which case they'll likely use it on MoPi tonight so that we can't lynch him tomorrow (perhaps as Timmer indicated).

And obviously Horde was planning some lynch manipulation this past lynch, so I think ALL CIVS need to be very careful tomorrow with the lynch and we need to plan it carefully before we start voting. That way we will be more likely to lynch who we want to lynch.

Timmer, if you agree with some or all of this theory, just quote this post the next time you post and say anything. If you disagree, do NOT quote this post the next time you post.

#2330

LT, were you affected by this curse in any way other than posting effects?

#2331

indiglo wrote:
I posit that we look for someone with Horde connections besides MoPi tomorrow. If we can't find someone, obviously we know MoPi is, but I would really prefer to find another Horde member who might actually have a chance of being Modulok.

Timmer, if you agree with some or all of this theory, just quote this post the next time you post and say anything. If you disagree, do NOT quote this post the next time you post.

#2332

That's a very interesting idea indi, and MP's behavior does seem to fit your theory.

#2333

Also, thanks juliets for coming up with that nifty idea of getting a yes or no answer from our cursed friends.

That's a good question Kate. I wonder if the curse will affect their voting abilities or anything else. When you were cursed with Teh Stink were you adversely affected in any other way?

#2334

My first attraction

#2335

Chat server

#2336

I'm sorry that I've been so quiet the last few days. I haven't really felt up to it. I will try to get back into the swing of it.

#2337

I understand that the anger of the jump off

#2338

Ray modolak?

#2339

indiglo wrote:Also, thanks juliets for coming up with that nifty idea of getting a yes or no answer from our cursed friends.

That's a good question Kate. I wonder if the curse will affect their voting abilities or anything else. When you were cursed with Teh Stink were you adversely affected in any other way?

I am not allowed to answer that, but assume what you will from my question posed to LT.

#2340

indiglo wrote:
Kate wrote:
timmer wrote:Alex Alex on Modulak, no need to waste, protection is provided.

Don't waste a lynch on Alex? He is protected?

Here's a theory I came up with. Now I don't know if I'm right, and I don't know if Timmer is saying something similar - but I might as well share the theory to get it out there.

I'm actually wondering if MoPi didn't do some of this "attention calling" on purpose. I believe neither he nor Snow Dog (obviously) are Modulok. Grizzlor's power was not all that alarming, and my guess is MoPi's isn't either. (Which is why he is bating someone into blocking him, so the better powers go through.) Now, he has said he fully expects to get lynched tomorrow. This makes me think he is "sacrificing himself" for the team. The longer Modulok stays alive, the more powerful he gets. So if Horde can stave off any suspicion of Modulok for a couple more days it's good for them, even if they lose a couple members in the process.

I posit that we look for someone with Horde connections besides MoPi tomorrow. If we can't find someone, obviously we know MoPi is, but I would really prefer to find another Horde member who might actually have a chance of being Modulok. Also it is worth considering that they have some sort of lynch protection power - in which case they'll likely use it on MoPi tonight so that we can't lynch him tomorrow (perhaps as Timmer indicated).

And obviously Horde was planning some lynch manipulation this past lynch, so I think ALL CIVS need to be very careful tomorrow with the lynch and we need to plan it carefully before we start voting. That way we will be more likely to lynch who we want to lynch.

Timmer, if you agree with some or all of this theory, just quote this post the next time you post and say anything. If you disagree, do NOT quote this post the next time you post.

Me, doing something on purpose?

Pffft, get outta here.

#2341

All I have to say is, good luck finding any of my teammates.

#2342

Night 8: Eternium

Flyin’ High was the first to arrive at the solution: “It’s a compass,” she said. “The cardinal directions north, east, south, and west.” Others were not far behind her in deducing this image. She adjusted the cells accordingly.

The door groaned and the cavern shook.

In the illuminated chamber were hundreds of shimmery teal stones, some polished and some not.

“It’s a cache of Eternium,” said the Kulatak leader. “And that’s not all.”

Further inside the room was a book. The leader picked it up and studied it in the soft glow of his electric lantern. After some time, he said, “This is the records of the Kulatak patriarchs. It has the maps, charts, and observations of our forefathers regarding the breadth of the Ice Mountains. We all believed these documents to be lost, but here they are. I cannot imagine why they- and this store of Eternium- were sealed up in here all this time. Perhaps they faced a danger we now do not.”

He turned to Flyin’ High.

“For your ingeniousness,” the Kulatak leader said, “we are indebted. We do not regard obligations of thanksgiving lightly. Go with him there, deeper into our city, where you will be measured and where you shall receive the token of our gratitude.”

Flyin’ High followed the Kulatak escort.

“As for the rest of you,” the leader said, “we cannot abide your presence here much longer. I have sensed something malevolent, especially now that we have made our discovery. I have seen opportunistic eyes among you. And furthermore, my offended nostrils cannot tolerate the smell coming from those three. But we will not send you out into the icy mountains, even though the storm has abated and the snow now falls with grace. You must meet Yewl.”

Yewl was a gnomish little man with round spectacles and a face full of whiskers. The sight of human visitors delighted him. Yewl’s workshop was a tinkerer’s dream: Parts and tools strewn about in a cheerful disarray, with charts and telescopes and dozens of unnamed objects and unfinished projects.

Before Yewl could address anyone, the Kulatak spoke from the doorway: “Yewl, please transport these people away from here. Leave as soon as it is prudent.”

#2343

Night 8: The Airship

“We’re going to travel in that thing?” someone asked.

Yewl tried to pretend that he was not offended, but his chagrin came through all the same. “I’ll have you know I’ve piloted this airship many times, and often without incident!”

The groaning and creaking that accompanied the machine’s startup was hardly reassuring, but the mistrustful inhabitants of Stilia were insistent that their party depart from them, even though at the same time they continued to express their thanks for Flyin’ High’s quick assistance with the ancient door. The puzzle-solver rejoined the party just before takeoff.

The airship ascended high into the snowy darkness, leaving its hangar and all of Stilia behind.

“Visibility’s all right- not perfect, but I’ve been through worse. Gauges are all normal.” Yewl continued to spatter jargon and other incomprehensible technical talk in an obvious effort to reassure his doubtful passengers.

“Take us south, to Eternos Palace,” someone said.

“Eternos Palace?” Yewl mewed, but caught himself. “Of course! Eternos Palace is where we shall go!”

Throughout the night, the airship hobbled southward. The snow eventually ceased. They passed the wide Plains of Perpetua. They could see in the distance the smoldering, smoky remnants of the chemical plant in Pelleezea. The air acquired a saltiness as they traveled over the Sea of Rakesh, and then it became dry and parched as they passed the Sands of Time.

It was nearly dawn when a tempest frustrated their travel. And Yewl panicked.

As many of the passengers attempted to calm Yewl down and keep the airship stable in the squall, someone approached indiglo, who stood by the railing, holding on and trying not to vomit.

In the darkness, the assailant’s mask was perhaps a redundancy. He lifted indiglo by the legs and hoisted her overboard. The thunder shrouded her scream as she fell.

Her fear of the fall itself was intensified by the total darkness of the night; indiglo would not be able to anticipate the moment of impact, the instant of her death.

An impact did come, but not from below. The collision was so great, it knocked her breath out. But she soon realized that her feet found solid ground. She clutched the redolent earth in her hands as she waited for her breath to return. Even though the deluge gnawed at her eyes, she watched in horror as the airship went down. The crash she heard was not thunder.

The morning shone brightly by the time she caught up to the others. Everyone was wounded and tending their injuries along a shoreline littered with wreckage. They all somehow survived. Everyone except Yewl. The engineer’s small figure remained in the compressed cockpit.

"Where are we?" the stunned indiglo asked.

There was one missing PM.

It is now Day 9. You have 48 hours to lynch someone.

#2344

Daniel Lynch?

#2345

Faraday Cup should Dannier in Linz??

#2346

Capricorn, Modulak.

#2347

* Brown.

#2348

Carter??

#2349

I'm thinking civvie on Indi by this point, so I'm glad she survived. RIP Yewl though.

Now, I for one, am leaning towards the obvious MP lynch. Unless someone as a really good idea of where else to look?

#2350

DFaraday wrote:I'm thinking civvie on Indi by this point, so I'm glad she survived. RIP Yewl though.

Now, I for one, am leaning towards the obvious MP lynch. Unless someone as a really good idea of where else to look?