The Syndicate

Wow. That's really damn good. Lost for words really.

I can't even begin to figure out how this even begins to make sense. Dom, Golden, Sorsha, HB... teammates. Wow. HamburgerBoy of all people...

Great game guys. Awesome team!



Can we just play this game again?

Yeah I would play this whole setup again in a heart beat. Best game ever.

MacDougall wrote:I can't even begin to figure out how this even begins to make sense. Dom, Golden, Sorsha, HB... teammates. Wow. HamburgerBoy of all people...

Golden was recruited by us when HB died. So at the time of the gathering in G9 golden was still a civ.

Black Rock wrote:If the civvies only voted for Dom. They would have had a chance. What a nail biting game. LC thought it would have been over a week ago, but the Circle got confident and made some mistakes. Such a close game. Well done all players.

I was really hoping Matt F would get to play his new role. That would have really fucked up the bad guys. You played an excellent game Matt, it was really fun hosting you.

To my dear Witherdeath friends, I was really rooting for you guys. Such bad luck for you guys.

Congrats to the winners, even if that includes Turnip Head. That's for picking on me in games.

I die for crazy reasons in your games. That why civilians lose.

Sorsha wrote:

MacDougall wrote:I can't even begin to figure out how this even begins to make sense. Dom, Golden, Sorsha, HB... teammates. Wow. HamburgerBoy of all people...

Golden was recruited by us when HB died. So at the time of the gathering in G9 golden was still a civ.

Well that's just fucked up ...

I don't believe I stood a chance of surviving. But I'm glad the winners weren't the team that killed me hahaha.

@SVS, to touch on the question of why we killed MM, there were two reasons, really. One, I forgot about his connection to you and stupidly voted you for about five minutes, and got caugh, so we knew MM would kill me that night. Second, we weighed several options in light of my impending death and it just made sense to take him out. Every scenario we thought up pointed to it being the right call (and thanks again to LC for a glorious double death scene! ). And SVS, you and Tranq played some outstanding endgame, we were sweating a lot!

Epignosis wrote:

Black Rock wrote:If the civvies only voted for Dom. They would have had a chance. What a nail biting game. LC thought it would have been over a week ago, but the Circle got confident and made some mistakes. Such a close game. Well done all players.

I was really hoping Matt F would get to play his new role. That would have really fucked up the bad guys. You played an excellent game Matt, it was really fun hosting you.

To my dear Witherdeath friends, I was really rooting for you guys. Such bad luck for you guys.

Congrats to the winners, even if that includes Turnip Head. That's for picking on me in games.

I die for crazy reasons in your games. That why civilians lose.

We had the option of using the Obsidian Dagger and our usual night kill to either double tap Golden and save me from getting caught by his LD or to take you and sig out and try to recruit Dom.

It was close, we were ready to kill Golden but then I made a crappy LD statement that he fell for so we went with plan B. It was also amazing luck that timmer ended up on the same square as you and sig when you got the Star Gem. TH was able to track you and go for the kill to get the Gem after timmer killed sig.

Golden managed to have a baddie from both teams there claiming they were confirmed good, and one of them brought their puppy with them.



And he gets recruited and gets to win the game.

MacDougall wrote:Golden managed to have a baddie from both teams there claiming they were confirmed good, and one of them brought their puppy with them.



And he gets recruited and gets to win the game.

We were making fun of golden and his LD skills quite a bit before we recruited him

For the record. Mac, Sorsha, and Golden (and those in that giant BTSC on I think Day 7). I really did think SVS was a civilian then. She didn't tell me until afterward otherwise.

I don't think anyone believe me that Sorsha was bad until it was too late though.

Sorsha wrote:

MacDougall wrote:Golden managed to have a baddie from both teams there claiming they were confirmed good, and one of them brought their puppy with them.



And he gets recruited and gets to win the game.

We were making fun of golden and his LD skills quite a bit before we recruited him

I can see why you'd recruit him, but man he deserves to lose this game as a civ so bad.

WTF is with you recruiting so many damn players and Turnip Head coming back to life and shit.

And here's little old MacDougall accidentally dragged into your hive of horror by Golden with nothing but my 1 shot unlynchable... sheeeeeeeeeeesh.

Marsh, SVS why the hell did you kill me!?

MacDougall wrote:

Sorsha wrote:

MacDougall wrote:I can't even begin to figure out how this even begins to make sense. Dom, Golden, Sorsha, HB... teammates. Wow. HamburgerBoy of all people...

Golden was recruited by us when HB died. So at the time of the gathering in G9 golden was still a civ.

Well that's just fucked up ...

I don't believe I stood a chance of surviving. But I'm glad the winners weren't the team that killed me hahaha.

Sorry Mac.

Whyyyy I was like the most benign player. I had nothing lol.

Sorsha wrote:

Epignosis wrote:

Black Rock wrote:If the civvies only voted for Dom. They would have had a chance. What a nail biting game. LC thought it would have been over a week ago, but the Circle got confident and made some mistakes. Such a close game. Well done all players.

I was really hoping Matt F would get to play his new role. That would have really fucked up the bad guys. You played an excellent game Matt, it was really fun hosting you.

To my dear Witherdeath friends, I was really rooting for you guys. Such bad luck for you guys.

Congrats to the winners, even if that includes Turnip Head. That's for picking on me in games.

I die for crazy reasons in your games. That why civilians lose.

We had the option of using the Obsidian Dagger and our usual night kill to either double tap Golden and save me from getting caught by his LD or to take you and sig out and try to recruit Dom.

It was close, we were ready to kill Golden but then I made a crappy LD statement that he fell for so we went with plan B. It was also amazing luck that timmer ended up on the same square as you and sig when you got the Star Gem. TH was able to track you and go for the kill to get the Gem after timmer killed sig.

timmer was such a fail in chat that I knew he was bad. I was hoping sig and I would just pass by without much fuss.

MacDougall wrote:

Sorsha wrote:

MacDougall wrote:Golden managed to have a baddie from both teams there claiming they were confirmed good, and one of them brought their puppy with them.



And he gets recruited and gets to win the game.

We were making fun of golden and his LD skills quite a bit before we recruited him

I can see why you'd recruit him, but man he deserves to lose this game as a civ so bad.

WTF is with you recruiting so many damn players and Turnip Head coming back to life and shit.

And here's little old MacDougall accidentally dragged into your hive of horror by Golden with nothing but my 1 shot unlynchable... sheeeeeeeeeeesh.

Marsh, SVS why the hell did you kill me!?

We weren't sure if we could trust you or not, so we had to eliminate the competition.

You were talking about making deals with a baddie team. We weren't sure how to take it. Also, since Sorsha didn't appear to trust you, I thought she would feel good about the kill. Unfortunately, it seems the Burgerboy kill made her think otherwise.

Have civilians ever won in a recruitment / map game?

Also who the fuck blew up the summoning circle with me on it?

I don't think Sorsha liked my poetry either.

MacDougall wrote:Also who the fuck blew up the summoning circle with me on it?

Apparently that was fingersplints. She set the beacon off the day before we all arrived.

Epignosis wrote:

Black Rock wrote:If the civvies only voted for Dom. They would have had a chance. What a nail biting game. LC thought it would have been over a week ago, but the Circle got confident and made some mistakes. Such a close game. Well done all players.

I was really hoping Matt F would get to play his new role. That would have really fucked up the bad guys. You played an excellent game Matt, it was really fun hosting you.

To my dear Witherdeath friends, I was really rooting for you guys. Such bad luck for you guys.

Congrats to the winners, even if that includes Turnip Head. That's for picking on me in games.

I die for crazy reasons in your games. That why civilians lose.

It's true. You have had such bad luck in our games. Something to consider next time I host.

I'm going to take a break from Recruitment next game poll and make something new and crazy. Good thing I have time to think about it. I need to surprise myself. Then you'll have an awesome role.

MacDougall wrote:

same tbh

MacDougall wrote:Yeah I would play this whole setup again in a heart beat. Best game ever.

THIS, so I can get past friggin' Day 3.

Epignosis wrote:Have civilians ever won in a recruitment / map game?

Civs won the LOST map game on Rev Mafia.

Metalmarsh89 wrote:I don't think Sorsha liked my poetry either.

What poetry?

Metalmarsh89 wrote:For the record. Mac, Sorsha, and Golden (and those in that giant BTSC on I think Day 7). I really did think SVS was a civilian then. She didn't tell me until afterward otherwise.

I don't think anyone believe me that Sorsha was bad until it was too late though.

I thought she was civ in G9 also, I had a few moments of doubt though. I tried stealing from her as we left G9 and she came back as the Essence Elemental and I think I believed it for about a minute. My team didn't really believe me that she was bad either. When did you know I was bad MM?

Metalmarsh89 wrote:

MacDougall wrote:Also who the fuck blew up the summoning circle with me on it?

Apparently that was fingersplints. She set the beacon off the day before we all arrived.

SVS told me it was her that set it off, splints just thought she did it with the beacon.

timmer wrote:

This was one of the greatest baddie teams I've been a party of, I'm so proud of them

Thanks for a great game LC and for handing me entry into the 2015 Game of Champions!

I LOVED OUR TEAM!!!! AHHHH SO MUCH FUN

Black Rock wrote:If the civvies only voted for Dom. They would have had a chance. What a nail biting game. LC thought it would have been over a week ago, but the Circle got confident and made some mistakes. Such a close game. Well done all players.

I was really hoping Matt F would get to play his new role. That would have really fucked up the bad guys. You played an excellent game Matt, it was really fun hosting you.

To my dear Witherdeath friends, I was really rooting for you guys. Such bad luck for you guys.

Congrats to the winners, even if that includes Turnip Head. That's for picking on me in games.

Once we saw that PM, we knew we had to get rid of Matt. I don't really know waht he thinks I lied about, but I never lied about our time together. I knew Epig had the Star Gem already and didn't want to tell him that. I told him where it started and he could go look for it if he wanted.

Sorsha wrote:Great game guys. Awesome team!



Can we just play this game again?

<3

MacDougall wrote:

Sorsha wrote:

MacDougall wrote:Golden managed to have a baddie from both teams there claiming they were confirmed good, and one of them brought their puppy with them.



And he gets recruited and gets to win the game.

We were making fun of golden and his LD skills quite a bit before we recruited him

I can see why you'd recruit him, but man he deserves to lose this game as a civ so bad.

WTF is with you recruiting so many damn players and Turnip Head coming back to life and shit.

And here's little old MacDougall accidentally dragged into your hive of horror by Golden with nothing but my 1 shot unlynchable... sheeeeeeeeeeesh.

Marsh, SVS why the hell did you kill me!?

I was recruited via Star Gem and Golden via the Possessing Entity. Epig was very close to getting to me though.

Epignosis wrote:Have civilians ever won in a recruitment / map game?

I think they've won recruitment. Didn't they win Lost too?




I had a blast in this game, but I want to address two players:

1) SVS. I have a feeling you are upset with me, and if you are please PM me. I think we played our hearts out, and it was very close. We, as a team, got too cocky and put all our chips on lynching MM, but TH died instead. That was a huge mistake on our part and really shook up our plans. We, practically, if we wanted to stay together as a team, needed MM dead. I think you understand that.


2) LoRab-- you'll never forgive me, will you? I promised to not kill you and I didn't! My vote was controlled the day you were lynched-- I would have much rather liked a Tranq lynch that day-- trust me.

I loved our team so much, and I just want to say thank you for the best BTSC I've had in a while.

Epignosis wrote:Have civilians ever won in a recruitment / map game?

The Civs won Recruitment 2. Recruitment 3 was won by an Alternate Win Condition (the Musketeers!).

My last post, above, was actually BR talking. For the record. She get her browser mixed up.

Thanks team, other players, and especially Long Con/Black Rock for the awesome game! This was my first scum game where I really felt like everyone was actively scheming their hardest behind the scenes, and there were lots of amazing moves and things that happened. Sorsha especially was the MVP for a lot of what let Circle win; I never would have been able to recruit golden if she hadn't been working with him and getting him to reveal his planned movements in the thread, for example.

Fun too working with you while it lasted, Mac.

Long Con wrote:fingersplints' Scintillating Beacon only shone a light into the sky that anyone could see. It was S~V~S, the Trickster, who set the trap that destroyed the Summoning Circle and scattered the New Civ Alliance.

fingersplints' final act in the game was to arrive at the square that the Scintillating Beacon randomly landed on after the explosion, and picked it up again.

SVS OMGUSing me to the bitter end lol.

HamburgerBoy wrote:Thanks team, other players, and especially Long Con/Black Rock for the awesome game! This was my first scum game where I really felt like everyone was actively scheming their hardest behind the scenes, and there were lots of amazing moves and things that happened. Sorsha especially was the MVP for a lot of what let Circle win; I never would have been able to recruit golden if she hadn't been working with him and getting him to reveal his planned movements in the thread, for example.

Fun too working with you while it lasted, Mac.

You guys definitely had a good team!

Hell like I said I ain't even mad at you guys, you didn't kill me lol.

Epignosis wrote:Have civilians ever won in a recruitment / map game?

The civilians could have won Flash Mafia, but that game kinda broke.

Hey Dom were unrecruited when I was tunneling you or had you been recruited by then?

Civilians

Psionic Ninja - Lie Detector role, can only detect lies in the posts of people within 3 squares. Can evade first nightkill attempt on him. Movement rate of 4.

Dr Von Dreszenstein - Sends out his dogs each night from his square to search for experiment subjects or dead bodies. He will know who is within three squares, and choose one of those players to experiment on. Once he has found five dead bodies, he will be able to build a Monster, who can search out and kill for the Doctor.

Examples for living experiments:
Eyes - Alter the subject’s eyes. They will be roleblocked one night while they heal, and thereafter they will be able to see one square over, to know who is in that square.
Legs - The subject will be unable to move for the next movement phase while they heal, and thereafter will have their movement rate increased by two.
Brain - Subject is unable to lie in the thread for one phase while they heal (The Doctor may not grill them during this phase). Thereafter, the subject’s role will be enhanced in a manner that befits their role.
Heart - The subject will seem to die, only to be resurrected the next phase. They will thereafter be immune to the next nightkill attempt made on them.
Face - The subject will appear as a baddie to rolecheckers for two days, and enters BTSC as “????”. Thereafter, the subject may appear as they wish in BTSC, and becomes a Seemer.

Soul Shade - Is the Desperate Baddie, therefore shows up as evil to alignment checks. Influences one player each night. The influence will be different for each role.

Beautiful Beast: If a kill target is available, the Beast must kill
Blinkman: Teleports to a random square this movement
Cataclysm: One of his pulse emitters breaks down
Chaos Wizard: The Soul Shade is insanified for the day
Cursecrafter: A crafted item will not contain a curse as intended
Deadeye Raptor: Cannot land today, and is off the lynch poll today
Dr Von Dreszenstein: His dogs turn on him, roleblocking him, and he starts the next lynch with 3 votes
Essence Elemental: The Essence Elemental is protected for the night
Feral Pixie: The Feral Pixie goes nuts and may travel to three extra squares on the next night
Gladius Mechaspark: Comes up with a new invention
Grim Shaman: Will know the location of all dead bodies on the map
Infectious Goblin: The Infectious Goblin will become poisoned
John Locke: Will think he is Special, and receive a fake Quest Win Condition
Karma Chameleon: Will be revealed, if hiding that night
Lich of Khastor Keep: Soul Shade is immune to nightkills tonight
Living Statue: Soul Shade will learn the location of the Star Gem
Master Thief: Instead of stealing, the Master Thief will give an item to their target
Mystic Surveyor: Soul Shade receives the same information the Mystic Surveyor does this night
Possessing Entity: The Possessing Entity is ripped from their host body for the next phase, and must act as though they can't remember anything from before this phase
Psionic Ninja: The Psionic Ninja gets a snippet of baddie BTSC
Puppet Master: Must vote for a randomly determined player
Quantum Key: Can fully decode one secret
Scrippleskitz: Votes for Scrippleskitz count as double this phase
Splinter Twin: Splinter Twin can send his hologram to any square
Tarnished Golem: Tarnished Golem is immune to nightkills tonight
The Darkness: Soul Shade becomes infected by The Darkness
Trickster: The Trickster may create a trap on a square
Yin: Receives Yang’s location
Yang: Receives Yin’s location

Scrippleskitz - Starts out each lynch with -3 votes. Each time a player says “Scrippleskitz”, that player gets -1 vote placed upon them in the next lynch. For every two times a player says “Scrippleskitz”, Scrippleskitz gets one vote added in the next lynch.

Circle of Decay

Possessing Entity - When the Possessing Entity dies, the player will remain on the map and in the game, but will be unable to post in the thread or vote for the duration of the game. The Possessing Entity must find a square with another player on it, and possess that player, recruiting them to the Circle of Decay. The Possessing Entity will lose BTSC with its teammates during this time, and will appear in squares only as an ominous feeling.

After possessing a player, the Entity will regain BTSC with its teammates, and leave the map altogether.

Witherdeath Cabal

Trickster - The Trickster can appear as any role to a role check, even after death. Can appear as any player in temp BTSC. The Trickster may leave a message behind in a square twice in the game, and may cast an illusion once in the game, causing a lynched person to seem as though they were the role of his choice.

Creates Night Polls to affect lynch polls. Limited-time use for more powerful effects. A Night Poll could make it so that everyone who votes a certain option are the only people on the poll, or some voters get their vote doubled while others get their vote halved, or decide the style of the poll (3 votes each, changeable votes, etc)

The Trickster is the Devious Civvie.

Serial Killers

Cataclysm - Begins the game with four subterranean pulse emitters. Must secure an emitter in each of four zones in order to cause a seismic rupture across the realm, and to secure his Win Condition.

Beautiful Beast - Can kill someone from one square away if that player is alone. If the Beautiful Beast targets someone who has the Mirror of Truth, that person will not die. Instead, the Beautiful Beast will become Civvie-aligned, and can kill someone within two squares every other night as the Civvie Ninja. Otherwise, the Beautiful Beast must be the Last Man Standing.

The Mirror of Truth is a Quest Object, and the bearer of the Mirror fulfills their Quest Win Condition by curing the Beautiful Beast. The holder of the Mirror can find where the Beast was the night before. The Mirror of Truth can only be held by a Civvie.

Indy

The Darkness - Infects one player per night with darkness, causing them to lose their win condition. The Darkness can send one message each night to those it infects, and may choose to release a player from the darkness at any time. The Darkness will know where infected players are at all times.

If the Darkness is night-targeted, the targeting will fail as though a roleblock or protection were in play. The Darkness may enter the BTSC of any square it’s on as The Darkness. Otherwise, it is undetectable.

If an infected player is targeted by the Essence Elemental, then they are cleansed of infection. If the Darkness is targeted by the Essence Elemental, it is killed! If The Darkness infects the Essence Elemental, the Essence Elemental will be killed.

The Darkness cannot acquire Items.

The Darkness’ goal is to infect five living players with darkness, and to get them to the Shrine of Darkness on the same Day to perform a ritual. The ritual will begin the spread of darkness across the land, expanding at one square per phase. Anyone within the darkness will lose their win condition, unless the Darkness has released them.

The Darkness’ win condition is to perform the ritual and survive until the end of the game.

Yin/Yang - Has two avatars roaming the map, and his vote is worth two while both avatars are alive. If one avatar is nightkilled, the other stays alive. If Yin is nightkilled, Yang joins a baddie team, decides tied lynches. If Yang is nightkilled, Yin joins the Civvies and decides tied lynches. If lynched, it will appear that the lynch was stopped, and the player may choose if Yin or Yang will die.

Smirk - For every five votes Smirk receives, he may send the alignment of one player to another player. Smirk will survive one lynch. Smirk may not self-vote. When Smirk accumulates 50 votes, his Win Condition will be achieved, and he will become unlynchable. Must survive until the end of the game to win.

Sorsha wrote: When did you know I was bad MM?

I can't remember how far back it went, but it became incredibly obvious to me when players (Dom specifically) starting suspecting SVS, but had no interest in voting for her.

There really wasn't another way to explain how they could have known. It was either you or Golden, and I was certain it was you.

For the one or two players who somehow are unaware I was the secret role at the bottom of that post.

Location A1: Everyone Gives Canuck a Hundy Dollars
At this location, you can see a small tin nailed to the top of a gnarled post. A filthy grocery receipt has a note scrawled on the back, and it is attached to the tin with a wad of chewing gum. The note reads: “You gotta give Canuck $100. Interac email money transfer through longcon@mikesteffler.com and the money’ll get to her.”
Do what it says on the tin.

A2 - empty
A3 - empty
A4 - empty
A5 - empty
A6 - empty
A7 - empty
A8 - The Lens of Clairvoyance is here. With it, one can remotely view one square per phase.
A9 - empty

Location A10: Cave of the Spirit Beast
At this location, a large cave bears the mark of the Spirit Beast above it.
You may choose to enter the cave.
Secret: Anyone entering the cave will get an animal familiar who can warn them if danger is in a nearby square.

B1 - empty
B2 - The Vial of Dragonfire is here. With it, one can cremate a dead body, making it unable to be resurrected, rolechecked, or have its powers used by the Grim Shaman.

Location B3: Portal to I7
At this location, shimmering round disc of light hangs in the air, perpendicular to the ground. As you gaze into it, you can almost see an image of another place.
You may enter the portal to relocate yourself to another square on the map.

B4 - empty

Location B5: Pool of Moonlight
As you approach the pool, hundreds of tiny luminescent crabs flow out of the water. A ghostly voice whispers, “Trade?” The crabs wait expectantly for your reply.
You may exchange an item here for something of value.
The Lunar Aegis is given for any traded item. It provides protection from one nightkill.

B6 - empty

Location B7: Chaos Wizard’s Tower
A twisted tower rises at this location, the home of the infamous Chaos Wizard. Enter if you dare…
Here, you may use the Chaos Wizard’s scrying crystal to view two squares of your choice, or to send a message to a player.

B8 - empty

Location B9: Plateau
At this location is a high plateau. Atop the plateau you can make camp for the night, and stay safer from threats from your high vantage point.
Normally a baddie nightkill has a range of 2. Here, you can only be seen at a range of 1 by baddie nightkills.

B10 - empty

MacDougall wrote:Hey Dom were unrecruited when I was tunneling you or had you been recruited by then?

I wasn't. I was all alone, waiting for someone to find me.

Dom wrote:

MacDougall wrote:Hey Dom were unrecruited when I was tunneling you or had you been recruited by then?

I wasn't. I was all alone, waiting for someone to find me.

Lol sorry then. What day did you get recruited?

MacDougall wrote:

Dom wrote:

MacDougall wrote:Hey Dom were unrecruited when I was tunneling you or had you been recruited by then?

I wasn't. I was all alone, waiting for someone to find me.

Lol sorry then. What day did you get recruited?

Night 7.

Epignosis wrote:Boo.

Imagine if our original plan had gone off-- and you had recruited me.

Dom wrote:

MacDougall wrote:

Dom wrote:

MacDougall wrote:Hey Dom were unrecruited when I was tunneling you or had you been recruited by then?

I wasn't. I was all alone, waiting for someone to find me.

Lol sorry then. What day did you get recruited?

Night 7.

Lol like the night after the day we had a huge run in. Yeah my bad.

C1 - empty

Location C2: Garden of the Living Statue
At this location, an ornate garden once flourished, bursting with flowers and exotic plants of all types, but now only brown, withered leaves blow. Marble pillars and benches have aged and crumbled, their gleaming whiteness fading to a dull and dusty grey. In the centre, atop a round pedestal, stands the Living Statue, unmoving. A star-shaped hollow is in its chest, and a sad expression carved into its dusty bronze face.
The Living Statue is here. You may begin BTSC with the Living Statue here.

C3 - empty
C4 - The Gilded Spyglass is here. It allows a player to see a two-square radius each phase.
C5 - empty

Location C6: Ministry of Knowledge
An intimidating building due to its sheer size, it is filled with the knowledge of the realm, and helpful monks and clerks are always happy to help you find what you’re looking for!
Here you may find out information about three squares on the map.

C7 - empty

Location C8: Black Crystal Grove
At this location, you find a thick grove of pines. In the centre is a huge, thick, twisting oak tree with black leaves. In a hollow of the trunk, a black bed of crystal sits, glowing with deep purple energy.
Here you may choose to shatter the crystal, which will cause the night to restart. The original night actions will be posted, and may not be repeated in the restarted night.

Location C9: Paradise Meadows
At this location, you can hear music playing, and the sounds of merriment. As you approach, a pretty young woman greets you and places a wreath of wildflowers around your neck. This sunlight-bathed meadow is a place where good and happiness reign supreme.
Civvie-aligned players will have a 25% nightkill resistance here. Evil players have their kill range decreased by one.
Secret: A Civvie-aligned player who stays on this square for three consecutive phases will activate a Quest Win Condition, becoming the Avenging Statue. At this time, the evil teams will learn the Fleshstone enchantment, and that the Avenging Statue has been activated.

The next nightkill attempt on the Avenging Statue will reflect back at the killer, killing them, unless the Fleshstone enchantment is cast before the kill. If a killer casts Fleshstone on a non-statue player, that player becomes immune to their nightkill, and vice-versa. Fleshstone may only be cast upon a kill-target.

Upon successfully reflecting a kill and killing a baddie, the Quest Win Condition is fulfilled, and the player ceases to be the Avenging Statue.

C10 - empty
D1 - empty

Location D2: Hall of Mirrors
At this location is an ornate hall. Entering through the thick mahogany doors, you can see eleven full-length mirrors framed in gold. In each, you can see an image of another being, some malevolent, some friendly. You sense that if you touch one of the mirrors, you can acquire another’s power.
Here you may assume an aspect of another role for this phase, adding an element of their abilities to your nightly powers. The choices are: Splinter Twin, Blinkman, Lich of Khastor Keep, John Locke, Psionic Ninja, Chaos Wizard, Master Thief, Mystic Surveyor, Deadeye Raptor, Quantum Key, Feral Pixie

D3 - empty

Location D4: Gurgu Volcano
At this location, an active volcano, black and perilous, rises above you. There is a path that leads to the volcano’s lip.
Here you may destroy any item in the game by throwing it into the volcano.

Location D5: Spirit Oracle
A hill rises here, and a small hut sits atop it. Entering the hut, you see an old man with steel-coloured hair down to his shoulders. He smiles as you enter, and gestures to a seat, remarking on how seldom he gets guests these days.
The Spirit Oracle can tell you where you need to go to fulfill your destiny.

D6 - empty
D7 - empty

Location D8: Golden Genie
At this location, a fat Genie sits and smokes his pipe. He smiles as you approach, and tells you, “The thing about the City is, there’s a good side and a bad side. The bad side will make you sorry you came, but the good side is rewarding!”

D9 - empty

Location D10: Portal to I3
At this location, shimmering round disc of light hangs in the air, perpendicular to the ground. As you gaze into it, you can almost see an image of another place.
You may enter the portal to relocate yourself to another square on the map.

Epignosis wrote:
timmer was such a fail in chat that I knew he was bad. I was hoping sig and I would just pass by without much fuss.

Let's be clear, here. I was, hands down, the weak link in this baddie team. This isn't a poor me thing, I'm not looking for pity or reassurance lol, but I definitely felt the time constraints of my job and my family weighing on me, and my participation was atrocious. I'm on hiatus indefinitely now because of it, other than maybe the Game of Champions whenever that happens. I did what I could, but really, about half of the game was me coasting while using the tribunal to survive. It is what it is, but yeah, I wasn't exactly a supaciv!

timmer wrote:

Epignosis wrote:
timmer was such a fail in chat that I knew he was bad. I was hoping sig and I would just pass by without much fuss.

Let's be clear, here. I was, hands down, the weak link in this baddie team. This isn't a poor me thing, I'm not looking for pity or reassurance lol, but I definitely felt the time constraints of my job and my family weighing on me, and my participation was atrocious. I'm on hiatus indefinitely now because of it, other than maybe the Game of Champions whenever that happens. I did what I could, but really, about half of the game was me coasting while using the tribunal to survive. It is what it is, but yeah, I wasn't exactly a supaciv!

Your existence distracted everyone from the reality of what was happening.

The fact that Golden survived that last night kill ... Had he died, the two civs would have lynched SVS with Dom. Dom would have killed one. What would have happened? Circle still wins that way right?

MacDougall wrote:

timmer wrote:

Epignosis wrote:
timmer was such a fail in chat that I knew he was bad. I was hoping sig and I would just pass by without much fuss.

Let's be clear, here. I was, hands down, the weak link in this baddie team. This isn't a poor me thing, I'm not looking for pity or reassurance lol, but I definitely felt the time constraints of my job and my family weighing on me, and my participation was atrocious. I'm on hiatus indefinitely now because of it, other than maybe the Game of Champions whenever that happens. I did what I could, but really, about half of the game was me coasting while using the tribunal to survive. It is what it is, but yeah, I wasn't exactly a supaciv!

Your existence distracted everyone from the reality of what was happening.

The fact that Golden survived that last night kill ... Had he died, the two civs would have lynched SVS with Dom. Dom would have killed one. What would have happened? Circle still wins that way right?

We planned Golden to survive. We used the Fleshstone thing to make sure Golden wouldn't even waste his NK protection. Golden targeted himself because we thought we could get Draconus to vote with us easier than splints.