(16-10-2025, 09:48 PM)Laura the Lace Mistress Wrote: I was holding back to see what Benjamin would come up with.

The ring randed the wolf that was lynched, brilliant result because we know Ben is a wolf and Vincent tried to save him.

Who had the last vote?

Quote:another faced the cold ring of judgment, Vincent the Artist was lynched.

(17-10-2025, 10:28 AM)William the Grave Robber Wrote:

(17-10-2025, 10:25 AM)Frank the Tank Wrote: How do you explain the counter character claims?

if the above is true, laura was for the chop anyway so had to counterclaim. though that would beg the question, why didnt vincent counterclaim?

(17-10-2025, 10:29 AM)Frank the Tank Wrote:

(17-10-2025, 10:28 AM)William the Grave Robber Wrote: if the above is true, laura was for the chop anyway so had to counterclaim. though that would beg the question, why didnt vincent counterclaim?

And why did Vincent vote for a fellow wolf when the vote was that close?

(17-10-2025, 10:35 AM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: Would Vincent need to counterclaim? He was not under suspicion.

(16-10-2025, 08:29 PM)Vincent the Artist Wrote:

(16-10-2025, 08:25 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Looks like Benji and Laura may be in a claim off. 

Winner gets to blow a big warhorn later

I think we're either voting Laura or we're lynching outside the claims. There's no world where Benji pipes up there if he's a wolf.

(16-10-2025, 08:56 PM)Vincent the Artist Wrote:

(16-10-2025, 08:54 PM)Edward the Barber Wrote: Wtf is going on, I feel like I've about 10 pints in me reading the last few pages.

So laura or ben are the last hobbit? And we loose the game if we lynch the hobbit?

When the ben enter the race? Surely a wolf wouldnt pipe up this late, why?

Ben has been softing it all day - He could have been setting up for this, laying the groundwork or trying to get the last hobbit to out themselves. Then laura softed it and Ben hardened and now they are both locked in.

(16-10-2025, 08:57 PM)Vincent the Artist Wrote: And I'm on laura, but now Ina is making me think its Ben

(16-10-2025, 09:00 PM)Vincent the Artist Wrote: I dunno. I'm holding. Fuck.

For the Shire, I mean day3 wagon!

(17-10-2025, 10:21 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote:

(17-10-2025, 10:14 AM)Frank the Tank Wrote: The thread is gonna be very, very quiet if Benjamin has now disappeared.

Is Ben the last wolf do you think or is there likely another one?

Not sure. I'm hoping he's the last one that's for sure.

If he's not then I'd be looking at either Mick or Will. 

And if Benji isn't going to entertain us then I'll prob spend the day looking at them.

At the moment Willie's vote on Laura is suspect however Micks complete non committal vote off wagon actually stands out more tbh

(17-10-2025, 10:44 AM)Mick the Drunk Wrote:

(17-10-2025, 10:21 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Not sure. I'm hoping he's the last one that's for sure.

If he's not then I'd be looking at either Mick or Will. 

And if Benji isn't going to entertain us then I'll prob spend the day looking at them.

At the moment Willie's vote on Laura is suspect however Micks complete non committal vote off wagon actually stands out more tbh

If I was a wolf would it not have been easier for me to hide on the counter wagon?

(17-10-2025, 10:46 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote:

(17-10-2025, 10:44 AM)Mick the Drunk Wrote: If I was a wolf would it not have been easier for me to hide on the counter wagon?

That's exactly what a wolf might want us to think though 🤣

(17-10-2025, 10:49 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Unless they were afraid of all being exposed by the ring powers
In that case, it's almost certainly Mick

😂

(16-10-2025, 06:57 PM)Vincent the Artist Wrote:

(16-10-2025, 01:13 PM)William the Grave Robber Wrote:

Looking at the vote history, Benji's voting does stand out. You would often see wolves in games afraid to vote on wagons and just sticking themselves on Ina and then Mick the last two days is a good way of anti-spewing themselves. Even if he flies solo on Mick again tonight and then Mick reveals as wolf tomorrow, I dont think that clears him because it could have been an elaborate plan devised by them to create separation from the outset. Everybody else has voted on wagon at least one other day.


Even outside of the claim, I think its unlikely that Ina votes Betty there. They have killed 2 villagers since also with early votes but I think those are victims of circumstance there rather than leading wagons to lynch villagers. If Laura is a villager, then we are looking to the day1 single voters to find wolves. That would be premier distancing

(17-10-2025, 10:55 AM)Mick the Drunk Wrote:

(17-10-2025, 10:49 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Unless they were afraid of all being exposed by the ring powers
In that case, it's almost certainly Mick

😂

This game would give you whiplash 

(17-10-2025, 11:04 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote:

(17-10-2025, 10:55 AM)Mick the Drunk Wrote: This game would give you whiplash 

Look I think it's a conversation that becomes more serious post Benji lynch really, if we are still going.

No harm trying to flesh out the more suspect of yourself and Will before that though, just in case

(17-10-2025, 11:08 AM)Mick the Drunk Wrote: @Mods - are doing a normal day?

(17-10-2025, 11:43 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Rhoda should be green for fourth vote but cheers William

(17-10-2025, 10:31 AM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote:

(16-10-2025, 09:48 PM)Laura the Lace Mistress Wrote: I was holding back to see what Benjamin would come up with.

The ring randed the wolf that was lynched, brilliant result because we know Ben is a wolf and Vincent tried to save him.

Who had the last vote?

@William the Grave Robber Laura posted explaining what happened.

It's definitely ring connected anyways, the mods post even alluded to it

Quote:another faced the cold ring of judgment, Vincent the Artist was lynched.

Initially I thought that it might be an auto power from Vinnie as captain of the Uruk-Hai protecting his leader, but based on the mod post I think the simplest explanation is that the ring randed the lynch onto someone voting Laura. Or possibly just amongst everyone else.

@Laura the Lace Mistress can you elaborate further?

(14-10-2025, 10:00 AM)E.N. Wrote: In the deep hush of night, when shadows gathered thickest, a fateful weakness assailed the ringbearer Frodo. Drawn by the perilous lustre of the One Ring, he yielded to its ancient, insidious call, and upon his finger, the golden menace slid.

Instantly, from the high towers of Barad-dûr, a dreadful alarm was struck! The Eye, sleepless and terrible, pierced the enfolding darkness, a searing beam of malice that crossed leagues in a blink. The very air shivered with the knowledge of the Ring’s presence, and the remaining forces of evil were roused to a heightened fury.

Yet, by some grace of fate, the exact location of the ringbearer remained veiled, a pinpoint of light shimmering maddeningly beyond their true grasp. Frustrated, the enemy could not precisely seize its prize. Instead, the wrathful will of Mordor lashed out, a sweeping, blind blow of pure malice directed at the suspected region. And there, amongst the innocent and the unwary, was struck down one known by the humble name of Maeve the Madam, who perished instantly, a tragic, unintended sacrifice to the eternal War.

The forces of evil are now more keenly attuned to the call and power of the ring, and desperately seek its call again, that their vision may, perchance, improve

Maeve the Madam was Merry Brandybuck, The Whisperer, Hobbit of The Shire

(15-10-2025, 05:52 PM)E.N. Wrote: Magda the Maid was Frodo Baggins, Hobbit of the Shire.



As he fell, the One Ring slipped from his grasp to the ground. Hearing the call from down the path, another Hobbit ran screaming to the body of his friend. As his tears cleared, he saw the ring and understood the duty that now befell him. He picked up the ring and, vowing to avenge Frodo's death, turned towards Mordor

(16-10-2025, 10:00 AM)E.N. Wrote: Emboldened by the fortune of yesterday, the forces of evil went out into the night, seeking to further strengthen their hand. Knowing few remained who could bear the responsibility of the One Ring, they sought a Hobbit, should one be unguarded in the darkness.

Perchance, as they approached the village, their evil gazes fell upon a Halfling sat crying alone, weeping for the loss of his closet friend. As they approached, he heard a sound and looked up in unfounded hope, calling out "Frodo, is that you?" but his hope was extinguished as fast as his life, the servants of Sauron cascading upon him with a fury.

Pat the Baker is dead. He was Samwise Gamgee, Hobbit of the Shire

(17-10-2025, 01:54 PM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: I havent voted yet but that is the way it is looking. If I had to choose another wolf it is between Mick and William, probably the latter.
Frank has escaped our notice. Not sure that is a good thing.

Unless, and this is a reach- unless Ina (and then by default Laura) have been playing a long game. Anyone could have been munched this morning. Eddie was the most obviously village, so he ostensibly could have been left til last by the woves.

(17-10-2025, 01:52 PM)Frank the Tank Wrote:

(14-10-2025, 10:00 AM)E.N. Wrote: In the deep hush of night, when shadows gathered thickest, a fateful weakness assailed the ringbearer Frodo. Drawn by the perilous lustre of the One Ring, he yielded to its ancient, insidious call, and upon his finger, the golden menace slid.

Instantly, from the high towers of Barad-dûr, a dreadful alarm was struck! The Eye, sleepless and terrible, pierced the enfolding darkness, a searing beam of malice that crossed leagues in a blink. The very air shivered with the knowledge of the Ring’s presence, and the remaining forces of evil were roused to a heightened fury.

Yet, by some grace of fate, the exact location of the ringbearer remained veiled, a pinpoint of light shimmering maddeningly beyond their true grasp. Frustrated, the enemy could not precisely seize its prize. Instead, the wrathful will of Mordor lashed out, a sweeping, blind blow of pure malice directed at the suspected region. And there, amongst the innocent and the unwary, was struck down one known by the humble name of Maeve the Madam, who perished instantly, a tragic, unintended sacrifice to the eternal War.

The forces of evil are now more keenly attuned to the call and power of the ring, and desperately seek its call again, that their vision may, perchance, improve

Maeve the Madam was Merry Brandybuck, The Whisperer, Hobbit of The Shire

(15-10-2025, 05:52 PM)E.N. Wrote: Magda the Maid was Frodo Baggins, Hobbit of the Shire.



As he fell, the One Ring slipped from his grasp to the ground. Hearing the call from down the path, another Hobbit ran screaming to the body of his friend. As his tears cleared, he saw the ring and understood the duty that now befell him. He picked up the ring and, vowing to avenge Frodo's death, turned towards Mordor

(16-10-2025, 10:00 AM)E.N. Wrote: Emboldened by the fortune of yesterday, the forces of evil went out into the night, seeking to further strengthen their hand. Knowing few remained who could bear the responsibility of the One Ring, they sought a Hobbit, should one be unguarded in the darkness.

Perchance, as they approached the village, their evil gazes fell upon a Halfling sat crying alone, weeping for the loss of his closet friend. As they approached, he heard a sound and looked up in unfounded hope, calling out "Frodo, is that you?" but his hope was extinguished as fast as his life, the servants of Sauron cascading upon him with a fury.

Pat the Baker is dead. He was Samwise Gamgee, Hobbit of the Shire

I'm just trying to get all this clear in my head before Benjamin reappears and tries to cause confusion again. 
We can only have 4 hobbits. There are no other hobbits that they could be? 
Just trying to figure out if there is any way in which Benjamin is not wolf. Cover off that 1% doubt. 
The counterclaim seals it for me really. 

"One power of the ring is to change the lynch to guarantee a wolf is killed, the wolf is randed so Vincent was killed."

(17-10-2025, 12:50 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Echo


Echo


Echo

(16-10-2025, 10:00 AM)E.N. Wrote: In the shadow-haunted hours of deep night, the last hobbit of the Fellowship could find no rest, his heart heavy with the day's grim sorrow. His restless feet led him through the village, where he came upon a sight that stole his breath: Samwise Gamgee, his truest friend, lay cold and still upon the stones.

And there, coiled upon Sam's lifeless breast, was the heavy, plain band of ill-fated gold: The One Ring.

A chilling wave of despair washed him. He had prayed this day would never dawn, yet now the terrible truth stood before him. The burden was now his.

With a trembling hand, he unclasped the broken chain and felt the cold weight of the world's peril settle into his own palm. He took the Ring.

(17-10-2025, 02:14 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote:

(16-10-2025, 10:00 AM)E.N. Wrote: In the shadow-haunted hours of deep night, the last hobbit of the Fellowship could find no rest, his heart heavy with the day's grim sorrow. His restless feet led him through the village, where he came upon a sight that stole his breath: Samwise Gamgee, his truest friend, lay cold and still upon the stones.

And there, coiled upon Sam's lifeless breast, was the heavy, plain band of ill-fated gold: The One Ring.

A chilling wave of despair washed him. He had prayed this day would never dawn, yet now the terrible truth stood before him. The burden was now his.

With a trembling hand, he unclasped the broken chain and felt the cold weight of the world's peril settle into his own palm. He took the Ring.

@Frank the Tank it's mod confirmed that there's only hobbit left too