TWG XLII: Raiders of the Temple of the Last Crusade

[iggymatrixcounter]

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I guess that's what happens when you're a thief.... or is it?

Gonna spout some ramble ons and nonsense stuff for awhile. I've pretty much got a good picture of who's a wolf, but I don't want to take any chances with this situation. Currently there are so many things I don't know and yet so many things that I do know. But I have reason to believe that all my current info is correct and progress is good.

I still need to track a few artifacts so if you have any and would be willing to insure them for awhile, that can certainly be arranged. (No matter how dumb you think it is, every artifact that the wolves can't use is great)

With the death of disco, the wolves are going to have a hard time keeping track of artifacts since they can't provide minimun coverage on these rare items.

Me on the other hand, provide all state insurance which comes with accident prevention bonuses. Which means you get a deductable for every time your artifact is insured with our company.

There is evidence of corporate espionage, but the tracking system is being installed and we as an alliance can be rest assured that ben laden will be found soon.

We also have the phoenix on our team, which means if the wolves make any wrong moves with their actions, not only will it go 9/11 on their building, but the pilgrim can be restored to proper alignment.

ANNNNNNNND there is reason to believe that the two witnesses in Revelation have been defined and will have their 3 day destruction (or is it 3 day resurrection?), but will not get to be raised. (Because we have the phoenix lol pwnt)

Speaking of the phoenix, if it fell into the hands of Skyler then we're screwed because Peter won't be able to kill him.... that is until Peter learned the phoenix before it was destroyed, so our chances would be a lot slimmer.

In short, if we kill the witnesses before skyler gets ahold of the phoenix, then peter and the all state insurance corporation will find ben laden and rewrite history. Course the pilgrim may never see light again, but I think it's a good trade.

[mead1]

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What the hell?

[sertman]

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orly

[FishFishRevolution]

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Man that was the best strategy proposal I've ever seen. Biblical, mythological, buisness and political references.

PS we won't need the phoneix down if we just pay attention to our party's health and keep a healthy supply of cures.

[iggymatrixcounter]

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Well I'm going to pull the plug on rioting . He was seered red last night and I've gotten him to say he's human and never had any deception artifacts.

2 down, 2 more to go.

[iggymatrixcounter]

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My vote also means that I'm done with what I need for today, end it as soon as you guys want to.

[mead1]

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o hi there rioting

[sertman]

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rioting

[iggymatrixcounter]

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1)Man that was the best strategy proposal I've ever seen. Biblical, mythological, buisness and political references.

2)PS we won't need the phoneix down if we just pay attention to our party's health and keep a healthy supply of cures.

1) Don't forget the TV referance with Peter and skyler

2) Nice contingency plan, I'll keep it in mind

[JurseyRider734]

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Good then, I guess. This game is really bustling with activity.

rioting

[FishFishRevolution]

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oh hi im jurs im complain about activity because everyone knows i contribute to this game so much

rioting

[JurseyRider734]

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Did it look like I was ****ing complaining?

[talisman]

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rofl I was just about to vote for rioting too.

[Stella!]

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Alright, obviously.. Rioting.

But.. I have a couple of things I want to bring up. I have suspicions on two people and thank god Rioting was found because I didn't have a third~

I think Roundbox and Mead are most suspicious to me.

Roundbox-- Posted after DBP about two to three times in the beginning. After that, he never really said anything of importance. He just asked useless questions to make it look like he was paying attention but never really said anything good.

He brought up lynching Nija first. Looking back on it, lynching Nija was probably a bad move.

Yes, I voted for Nija, and I'm admitting it was a bad move. I obviously was looking too far or not far enough into it. Either way, I admit I was wrong.

Roundbox brought it up first by saying "Whatever happend to <b>Nija</b>?"
I think it's convenient that Roundbox said "DBP is insanely lucky, I didn't think my safety vote would turn into a lynch."
Is he talking about voting for Nija? Because I don't think it was a safety vote since I thought he was generally asking people to wonder about him.

He didn't say anything too important after that. He brought up some "repeated ideas" and was "impartial over the DBP situation." He ended up voting Kilga to not get a phantom. And says that DBP is either a wolf, and killed FoJar, or the wolves framed DBP. This was after DBP said on the thread that he was a wolf. He admitted it.. and Roundbox just ignores that for awhile?

But then (too late in my opinion) he changes his mind and votes DBP after all. But I'm pretty sure it was obvious DBP was going to die by that point. There was nothing else to do but vote him at the time and "sitting back and watching" didn't really seem to be an option.

Mead-- He had the unknown artifact first and offered the Master Thief to steal it. He wanted to "keep it away from the wolves". But how does that really help? Why would anyone steal the unknown to keep it away from the wolves when it might do damage to the holder? It could, after all.

Wouldn't it be better if the MT was looking for perception artifacts the first and second night? He didn't think it was necessary for the MT to try and get perception artifacts, but his reasoning isn't good at all.

Mead was the second one to bring up Nija, obviously after Roundbox. After Roundbox saying something about Nija, Mead said that he "proposes offing Nija." Obviously.. Like I said.. Nija didn't really do anything wrong. Nija didn't seem suspicious at all if you look back on it. Mead explains that he thinks DBP is the "best candidate" but I think that's just to not seem suspicious, I guess.

But in my opinion it looks worse to just "think he's the best candidate".

Because he never really ever voted DBP.. Later when DBP admitted he was a wolf, Mead decided to "hold off his vote until Iggy did his thing." He ended up voting Nija after all that.


That's pretty much all I have to say, I'm sorry it's so long, but I can't really shorten it in any way. Correct me if I'm wrong, please. But I think these are the best ideas I have so far.. I just want to see if anyone agrees or disagrees?

[iggymatrixcounter]

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*cue western shoot out music*

A dusty trail is the only barrier between our hero and the long awaited saloon...

*guitar from Kill Bill*

*boot/spur action on a desert wasteland*

*walking along side his master companion and trusted stallion, jurs*

"Won't be long before I can hit the liquor my dear, After the last town I am beat as... well a horse! *cackle cackle*"

"NNNNEEEEEIIIGHGHGGHGHGHGHGHHHHHHGH!!"

"ok, hey no need to kick me, I was just joking."

It was good to laugh for once. Not much humor could be found in the last ghost town. Why I could still remember the shouting images of kids, being gunned down with no mercy. Being a mercenary isn't an easy job. You find that the line between what's right and wrong.... blurs just so slightly when you need money to live....

The two gun masters were known as the Witness clan. (Why they called themselves a clan when there were only two of them boggled my mind, I mean in XBL clan matches for Halo2 used to be at least 4 people, but I guess they had enough skill in double shot to pull it off) They were polar opposites of each other, one stole for his bread and as a result got really good at defending himself when the odds were against him.

The other one probably got his gun skills from defending his younger clan member when he couldn't do it himself. But now their skills were unmatched. Which is why they called me in the first place.

The town was called Lastel, probably because it was the last of something but I was never good at Spanish, only a sniper.

Oh that's right you don't know about my sniper rifle. Let me digress for a bit while I explain this piece of technological wonder. Four, rounded, ammo bullets fit into the box of the barrel. Settings were for semi close range but it was tested for 100 yards of accuracy before it wasn't lethal. It got the job done. Which was all I was interested in. A blacker than oil finish intimidated any who actually got to peer at it personage. The scope was silver, almost chrome, to add to it's already unique reputation.

But enough about that, when I reached Lastel, the town sheriff, Tailspin, greeted me with great hope and optimism. I felt kind of bad when I first spoke because I always ask for 100% up front or it's no deal.... usually when I get called in, my clients are desperate enough to comply.

I found the half corrupted ghost town quite calming, if I had lived another life, I may have been my own witness clan, with some hotshot merc after me! But thieves can never seem to pay the bills, so I had another destiny.

The only thing anyone ever seems to do in Lastel is drink and steal food... so it can be traded for more alcohol. Sad, this town didn't look much worth like to almost be half saving to me... but like I've said before, the line between what's right and wrong ends with dollar sign.

Should be easy, a quick run in, ambush the marshal, one, two, slide to the wall, three, four, find the hunt, five, six, seven, a rounded gift for you, and eight. It was a pattern I found to be most relaxing and while innocent people did get hit, I found that I did my duty as not only a merc, but as an economist since I kept towns like these from "overpopulation." (What, decrease the capita, I.E. people, and you have a larger GDP per capita ratio! Everyone benefits)

Of course, My little Keynesian model fell apart somewhere along the count of four...