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RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
(16-10-2025, 07:02 PM)Laura the Lace Mistress Wrote:(16-10-2025, 06:25 PM)Edward the Barber Wrote: A few of us think the wolves are in the list of Laura, Mick, William, Vincent, and Benjamin, we obviously as villagers can't be sure of this but that is the consensus atmPat was obsessed with me too, if he liked it he should have put a ring on it.
The thing I can't shake right now is Laura's defense is very wolf like. If I was in her shoes and as a villager I would probably just say ok, resolve me and move on to the others, I will take one for the village (different players play it differently of course and we do encourage villagers to fight for themselves in these cases)
I still think she is all over the place defending herself and it just doesn't look like a village player to me. If nothing else materializes before lynch I can't see who I would move on to
@William the Grave Robber read from here. Note my fake typo regarding Mary Poppins a few posts later, I was trying to signal to Laura I'd got the hint
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - William the Grave Robber - 17-10-2025
(16-10-2025, 07:02 PM)Laura the Lace Mistress Wrote:(16-10-2025, 06:25 PM)Edward the Barber Wrote: A few of us think the wolves are in the list of Laura, Mick, William, Vincent, and Benjamin, we obviously as villagers can't be sure of this but that is the consensus atmPat was obsessed with me too, if he liked it he should have put a ring on it.
The thing I can't shake right now is Laura's defense is very wolf like. If I was in her shoes and as a villager I would probably just say ok, resolve me and move on to the others, I will take one for the village (different players play it differently of course and we do encourage villagers to fight for themselves in these cases)
I still think she is all over the place defending herself and it just doesn't look like a village player to me. If nothing else materializes before lynch I can't see who I would move on to
(16-10-2025, 07:18 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote:(16-10-2025, 07:02 PM)Laura the Lace Mistress Wrote: Pat was obsessed with me too, if he liked it he should have put a ring on it.
Okay Beyonce. I'd liken you more to Mary Pippins.
Flying in here with your umbrella now and again to drop stuff on us then flying off again for hours
(16-10-2025, 07:18 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: FFS stupid autocorrect Mary Poppins obviously
(16-10-2025, 07:51 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote:(16-10-2025, 07:48 PM)Edward the Barber Wrote: @Ina May the Midwife what did I miss with the Beyonce thing?
I didn't read anything into the William comment tbh and now Benjamin has gone a bit wierd
Still on Laura, we chopped and changed the last few nights and it got us nowhere really.
Again, what am I missing?
I'm probably acting a bit weird too tbf. I missed second breakfast this morning
(16-10-2025, 07:53 PM)Laura the Lace Mistress Wrote: Is anyone reading the thread ffs?
(16-10-2025, 08:10 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: We have all been such fools of tooks
ina trying to signal to laura that she has picked up on her clue.
(16-10-2025, 08:10 PM)Benjamin the Alchemist Wrote: 1.14pm Ben voted Laura
1.16pm Rhoda voted Laura
1.19pm Edward voted Laura
2.16pm Frank says if choice between Laura and mick they lean Mick
5.32pm Rhoda is still on Laura
6.04om Vincent was planning on voting Will but happy going Laura
7.20om Ina moving vote to William
7.31pm Bens vote remains on Laura
7.48pm Edward still on Laura
7.56 Laura votes Ben
8.02pm Mick votes William
this may have been where laura activated the rings power.
(16-10-2025, 08:12 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Oooh interesting 🤔
Is that what I think it is Benji
i still dont know what ina was referring to here?
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
Ben counter claiming Laura
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - William the Grave Robber - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 08:41 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Ben counter claiming Laura
what do you think about the 7th post stuff laura was talking about?
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 08:47 PM)William the Grave Robber Wrote:(Yesterday, 08:41 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: Ben counter claiming Laura
what do you think about the 7th post stuff laura was talking about?
Dunno about the 7 stuff, doesn't seem to fit. The first paragraph I can see coming from an RV though
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - E.N. - 17-10-2025
TEN MINUTES LEFT TO VOTE
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - William the Grave Robber - 17-10-2025
isnt the consensus that a quite thread means a wolf is not going to be lynched?
i've voted laura anyway.
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 08:50 PM)William the Grave Robber Wrote: isnt the consensus that a quite thread means a wolf is not going to be lynched?
i've voted laura anyway.
Sure there's max two wolves left now what do you want them to do start howling😂
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - E.N. - 17-10-2025
VOTING CLOSED
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
Welp. Guess we find out soon!
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - E.N. - 17-10-2025
The villagers gathered, believing they had pierced the veil of deceit and, setting their sights upon the fiend in their midst, the one named Benjamin the Alchemist, they set forth with stout hearts and sharper steel.
As they drew near his dwelling, the villain was espied at his very door, his eyes turning to meet the righteous anger of the Fellowship. Yet, even as they cried his name and raised their weapons for the just execution, a most unnatural thing occurred. Benjamin's hand did swiftly dive into a pocket and, in the very next moment, he disappeared from view!
The search was thorough and desperate, yet no sign of the rogue remained. The village was scoured, yet yielded naught but silence.
Benjamin, the Accused, has escaped!
The village felt the heat of anger and confusion, but also something more. A cold, unseen presence, like the gaze of the Lidless Eye, is now felt by all!
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
Me banging on my keyboard right now like I'm Brock Lesnar in with a bunch of midgets
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Benjamin the Alchemist - 17-10-2025
Gee I wonder what was in my pocket?
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 09:04 PM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Is that the rheumatism acting up Rhoda?
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - William the Grave Robber - 17-10-2025
i guess benjamin had the ring
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
You sneaky feckbag
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - William the Grave Robber - 17-10-2025
sauron activated?
A cold, unseen presence, like the gaze of the Lidless Eye, is now felt by all!
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
Not bad enough that I wouldnt give you a wallop of my staff @Ina May the Midwife
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Benjamin the Alchemist - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 09:05 PM)William the Grave Robber Wrote: i guess benjamin had the ringSafely in my pocket since Pat passed
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
NOw what @Laura the Lace Mistress ?
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Benjamin the Alchemist - 17-10-2025
Vote Laura and god knows who else with the eye now awakened.
I don’t know what the eye means to us.
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
Can someone who is less than 2000 years old and better at the search function please look back and post what happened when Sam died? (He was the last known Hobbit to die, right?)
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Benjamin the Alchemist - 17-10-2025
Will this game ever end? I’m so drained since last night?
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - E.N. - 17-10-2025
In the darkening twilight, Pippin fled the shadowed paths of the village. He plunged into the heart of the forest, where ancient, gnarled boughs offered a meagre curtain against the eyes that sought him. His breath caught in his throat, a silence outwardly kept, yet within his mind, a thousand unheard screams echoed.
The Shadow's force was a sickening pressure, a cold, cloying hand that seemed to reach from the East, seeking him out. The evil lure of the Ring clawed at his spirit, whispering promises of power and dark dominion, a siren song sung by the very depths of Mordor. With every fibre of his being, he fought against the encroaching darkness, a small, lone light battling the void. At last, gathering every remaining shred of his mental fortitude, a will honed by the very hardship of his quest, he wrenched the accursed thing from his finger. The Ring fell, a dull, insignificant clatter upon the mossy ground, and Pippin sank beside it, utterly spent, a feather dropped by the wind.
When his senses returned, his thoughts assembled into a grim truth. A rot that had taken root within his own company. He knew, with a certainty that chilled him to the bone, that the Fellowship had been broken, tainted by a creeping evil in their ranks.
"They are lost to me now," he muttered, his voice a dry rasp against the silence. The dream of a united company marching to the end of all things had crumbled like ancient stone. There was only one path remaining, one dreadful purpose. Standing, small yet resolute beneath the vast, indifferent trees, he set his gaze not upon companions, but upon the distant, smoking mountain. He vowed then, to the silent, watchful woods, that he would complete the perilous journey to Mount Doom alone, a solitary, desperate spark against the coming night...
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Benjamin the Alchemist - 17-10-2025
(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.Here
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.
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
(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.
Never mind. I found it.
I have never known Hobbits to be so impertinent, even when they might be right.
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
I don't really have any words this is mad!
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
@Ina May the Midwife you have been Laura's biggest champion. What say you now? Have the forces of evil infiltrated your mind?
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
biggest champion the last 2 lynches*
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 09:15 PM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: @Ina May the Midwife you have been Laura's biggest champion. What say you now? Have the forces of evil infiltrated your mind?
Nope. Benjamins claim still makes no sense to me tbh
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - E.N. - 17-10-2025
Mount Doom loomed before him, a festering wound against the bruised sky, its summit wreathed in the noxious fumes of its fiery heart. The One Ring, a burning weight in his pocket, pulsed with a malevolent warmth, its whispers a siren song in his mind.
He had come so far, endured so much, driven by a hope that now felt as fragile as spun glass. He was the last hope. He had to be. He climbed.
As he reached the precipice of the Cracks of Doom, the heat radiating from the molten heart of the mountain was infernal. The chasm yawned before him, a maw of fire. He fumbled in his pocket, his hand trembling as it closed around the cold, smooth band of gold.
The Ring. So small, yet so terrible. He raised it, intending to cast it into the fire, to end the nightmare. But the whispers became a roar, a chorus of ancient evil and irresistible longing. He saw himself, crowned and mighty, leading armies, dispelling shadows, saving Middle-earth. All he had to do was embrace the power.
His hand, instead of releasing the Ring, brought it slowly, almost reverently, towards his finger. He knew, dimly, that this was wrong, a betrayal of everything he stood for. But the desire was overwhelming, a tide that swept away all reason.
The Ring slid onto his finger with a chilling ease.
In that instant the air seemed to crackle and burn and Pippin found himself in the Wraithworld. The Eye of Sauron felt his presence and locked its gaze upon him, he was transfixed, as if he had grown roots into the very mountainside. All the armies of the darkness were summoned and cascaded upon him, tearing his earthly body apart. In his dying moment he felt the ring being removed and knew its fate
Benjamin the Alchemist was Pippin Took, a foolish Hobbit. Luck saved him once but, ultimately, he succumbed to the power of the ring.
With his passing, the line of ring bearers is extinguished, Sauron holds the One Ring and evil reigns across Middle Earth
Wolves win
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Benjamin the Alchemist - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 09:15 PM)Ina May the Midwife Wrote: I don't really have any wordsPraise the Lord! 😂
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - William the Grave Robber - 17-10-2025
all the best pippin
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Ina May the Midwife - 17-10-2025
Thank the Lord that's over😂
Well done wolves
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Frank the Tank - 17-10-2025
Well done wolves. I can make absolutely no sense of it 😂
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Rhoda the Spinster - 17-10-2025
Unbelievable. Hats off Laura. You had us fooled. HOwever, I would wonder had you help.
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - William the Grave Robber - 17-10-2025
goddam. fair play wolves i guess.
thanks mods, loved the theme and game. just unfortunate i never got to use my power.
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Mick the Drunk - 17-10-2025
God that was a long game!! Thanks mods
Hairy Mick signing off 😁
RE: The Fellowship of the Ring Werewolf - Mick the Drunk - 17-10-2025
(Yesterday, 09:19 PM)Rhoda the Spinster Wrote: Unbelievable. Hats off Laura. You had us fooled. HOwever, I would wonder had you help.
🙄🙄🙄🙄