Rick

That bag is introduced in this year's City Police sets.

Well that does seem like a slip on our dear Zed's behalf... And so far, all we have to go on.

Maybe the manor has a back door. You may be right about them not being killers, but it doesn't make them innocent either. Ah well, back to breakfast. Delicious cocks. Baron, my compliments to the chef.

Oh, look we've found ourselves another vampire. I thought we were hunting flying piggies. Oh, right, werewolves. Any leads? Now, let's get down to the important business. Harriet!!! Any breakfast left?

I'm afraid those will have to come off my dear. Hands off that cleavage... It seems we're all very eager to get started. So what's keeping us? What are we hunting again? Flying space pigs?

Vampire!

I have extensive hair growth in my neck... it's either that or I can make 180 turns. Both are freaky yeah

Good girl

I never properly introduced myself to you folk. Although you probably all know me. Reginald Greyson is the name, retired Admiral of the Royal Navy. And whatever them folks try to tell you, I do not *burp* have a drinking problem. I served this country for my entire working life. Now it's time a fine curvy woman like Harriet serves me. And keep your filthy paws of her, a lady like Harriet deserves to be treated with a little respect.

Not showing cleavage is a bad sign. Why aren't you a little more like Harriet?

One of them must be a witch. Burn the witch! Oh wait, what are we hunting here? And you're not all abusing this thread, are you? With the consent of a Root Admin! Come here you, I like your curves.

Hehe, he looks like a real pimp with that ride. Nice color scheme. The 'Speed racer' scale fits Fabuland figs much better than minifigs in my opinion.

Two amazing hotrods. I really like the engines. You captured the typical hotrod shapes really well. For example, the SNOT-ed cheese slopes on the back of the yellow hotrod really create a smooth shape in a pretty simple way.

The City TRU truck/shop has the teddy bear. The topic starter is referring to another Belville bear, representing a real bear.

I've seen discussions on the mafiascum.net wiki or forum. There is no easy to apply general rule, because - as the most basic example - a cop and a doctor are 'worth' more than their sum. Also, a miller among the town reduces the 'value' of a cop. But scores have been developed, you may want to browse mafiascum.net a bit, here's an example of a thread. Also, they have a page with a number of 'open setups' that have been played there.

I think the trend lately has been to make EB mafia games more and more 'complex', i.e. further removed from standard setups. And whereas I don't think Sandy's (from the sidelines) or def's game have been unbalanced, I would like to see a more standard game again. In my view, complexity doesn't say anything about your hosting abilities. Things I consider important are good player selection, random role assignment, a tight schedule (I'm in favor of 48h days and 24h nights), and consistency of things like night action results. Nice scenes, photography, and photo editing are a big plus, but the basics come first. Not that I think I'm ready to host any time soon, maybe I should say ever, just offering some insights from a player perspective. There are odds. And it isn't getting easier when you add even simple power roles. Even in simple setups the odds are largely influenced by whether the town gets to lynch first (as in most EB games) or the scum get their night kill first. What you call 'luck' is heavily influenced by your odds at the start of the game.

It's been discussed over a year ago. I think the topic is roughly the same.

Of course. The answer to Queen didn't seem that enthusiastic anyway. Hence my question mark. Both start with 'S', so if it's about beginning letters it doesn't matter. Sorry, mixed them up.

The Pop Quiz can be reached by knowing that the pattern of the streets in Port au Prince (one of the set of coordinates on the teaser images) or Puerto Principe in Spanish had the shape of an amphitheatre. I got these answers, but didn't know what else to do with them (I understand it wasn't necessary to solve Prize #1). 1: Queen (?): What a great band! 2: Seagull: Them annoyin buzzards! They try to fly off with me fish! 3: Murray: Murray the talking skull? He's my third cousin. 4: Appendix: Of all the body parts, I wish I had an appendix! 5: King Philip IV: That's scoundrel! I sent word to he to stop sending conquistadors but he refused. We've had a falling out. 6: Avocado: I depise those! Don't throw any through my nose hole! 7: (No idea) 8: Capybara: World's largest rodent! I tried to train one as a pet once. Didn't work... 9: God: Well I am a god of sorts. Great Blue Hole: Belize Barrier Reef La Tortuga Island: Amerigo Vespucci And then there's Concord, the original name of Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge (although I was too late for that one).

There was a '+' and a '=' sign on the teaser posters, so I decided to add up all 'the numbers the skull cares about', which gives 10644

Tilt your head 90 degrees (I had the same thought initially)

I didn't risk it and only picked from the votes for the convicted. I got that in the back of my head all the time. You were so explicit about it in the rules. I thought it went further though, that Dr. B was playing the game in one way or another. I overemphasized it, I guess.

Glad to see not only the town was driven to insanity...

Thanks. I figured out my role after deliberately sending you a very explicit list of 2 direct votes and 16 proxies (that was the day we all proxied Dragonator) on which you asked for clarification ('are you submitting 2 or 18 votes?'). I told you 18 votes, but then I put two and two together... the Garden PMs mentioned 'behavior in yesterday's vote' and I talked to Sandy who hadn't been allowed in on one of the early days (when she voted for Stash). Would it also have worked if I had included people who didn't vote for the convicted? (All I did was restrict the list of people who voted for the convicted.) But as you said, I wasn't very effective, because I wasn't really limiting scum access... I had many crazy thoughts... but I figured we needed something to hang on to so we didn't really pursue it further at that point. Finally

- not impressed by a mere megabluck [ ISC still giving out new titles, this time For not being impressed by Hinckley's cursing after we lost Dr. Bloodbrick's Asylum ]