Quote Originally Posted by Husar View Post
No they didn't. I was suspicious of Stig for a while, almost challenged him to a Holmgang as well, the reason I let him off the hook was that he and Alexander said they were King and Champion and my investigations seemed to support that. That he was actually the king of the jotuns I didn't know, I thought of them more as three individuals rather than a king and two goons, the town group we had built seemed to agree with me on that analysis.
Sorry, I only have the thread to go by and I'm not done reading it yet. (Only up to page 43. )

Of course hindsight is 20/20 but it seemed that Stig and Alexander were able to get as far as they did because Loki and a few townies spent dozens of pages just arguing with each other. I've always advocated the use of discussion but most of the Midgard 1 thread is evidence that the wrong kind of "discussion" can hurt the town.

Oh and Sigurd made my results on them a bit harder because he knew about our big behind the scenes town efforts and didn't want to make it too easy for us. I was mad at him then, but here I am again.
Back then I learned not to trust "evidence" too much, had I gone with my feelings we could've won that game.
Yeah I noticed. I guess since private reveals are allowed, he wanted to weight things back in the Jotun's favor so the town didn't have it too easy.