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    Call me Arpeg. Member ArpeggiateTHIS's Avatar
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    Default Re: Roving Elves: Sepulchre of the Ancients

    You step off the ladder into the Sepulchre, realising that your band of Roving Elves has completely splintered from civilised society; you are now outlaws. You are amazed to find that chests of all shapes and sizes fill the rooms surrounding your band of Elves, and cannot restrain yourself! “There are fortunes to be gained tonight my friends, but take care, for there lies as many traps in this place as there lies treasures” the stranger announced, quietly hoping that his band of Elves would heed his warning.

    Using a dim light from his lantern, the Stranger unfurled a ragged map in front of the Roving Elves, revealing a basic outline of each room in the Sepulchre.
    "It's a shabby map, and it seems like it was drawn up by a goblin runt, but it'll do, won't it?" he asked the elves. "You've got some time to search around, take a look in some rooms and try to find treasure! Remember, we're trying to make ourselves 5,000 sovies here, but anything else found goes under the finders-keepers rule."

    Begin "Day" Phase One.

    FEEL FREE TO LET YOUR TEMPTATIONS LOOSE AND SEARCH A ROOM. FEELING PARANOID? YOU MAY ALSO VOTE TO LYNCH OR IMPRISON A FELLOW ELF. OH, AND DO TAKE A LOOK AT THE RULES BEFORE POSTING, I HEAR THAT SEPULCHRE SPIRITS CAN TURN QUITE NASTY ON THOSE THAT DON'T ABIDE BY GAME RULES.

    Round Ends: 22:00GMT 21/07/2010

    URGENT - LAST MINUTE CLARIFICATIONS
    - Somebody reminded me that a town escape option is an easy way out of trouble. For that reason, THERE IS NP ESCAPE. The doors have sealed shut. Magically.
    - "Searching for gold" was really intended as a narrative device and directive - there isn't really a gold tally as such, more of an incentive for you to take advantage of room searches. Just assume that when any anti-town forces are killed, you may escape and have won.
    Last edited by ArpeggiateTHIS; 07-21-2010 at 10:07.
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    Default Re: Roving Elves: Sepulchre of the Ancients

    Umm, we've started people...

    Imprison: Secura

    You can make your name out of the letters to Sepulchre Map. And the remaining letters make phlemp. Blatant scum.

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    Imprison: The Flax

    I want bars between me and anybody so badass that they have a 'The' in their name.

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    Inprison: Civplayah.
    Nobody plays Civilization on these forums. Most people won't know what that means.

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    imprison:Johnhughtom
    For having a name I don't understand. :p

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    Following an imprisonment approach doesn't seem like a game-winning strategy for a game of this size.

    Sure, you are delaying the deaths slightly as the mafia will likely refrain from their night-killing fetishes, at least momentarily, in order to to implicate the falsely imprisoned townsperson and have them lynched as a result.

    However, you are essentially wasting two lynch phases on a single person (the first to imprison them and the second to lynch), which renders such a strategy useless and unlikely to accomplish anything constructive.

    The only hands that such an approach plays into is those of the mafia, and as the first person to suggest such an approach, I'm going to with johnhughthom; I find it a little off that a player as capable as you would immediately opt for imprisonment without seemingly considering the cons of doing so.
    Last edited by Secura; 07-21-2010 at 19:19.
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    Default Re: Roving Elves: Sepulchre of the Ancients

    vote: johnhughthom, as my vote from my edited post might not be accepted.
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    Default Re: Roving Elves: Sepulchre of the Ancients

    30mins remaining and I only have half of the search orders. Given that this is the first round, I'll leave it open for another 12 hours.

    Infact, It might be a wiser idea for me to write-up at around noon/12:00PM GMT? Would that work better for USA-ers?
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