[Forum Game] Assassins: Murder in Masahakon

[Ross]

Or against them I suspect assassins trying to lynch one of their group to buy trust.

[Lefanis]

Perhaps there are four assassins, not three (Or maybe there is an idiot there... Seriously, who votes for someone just because he says he isn't an assassin?)... But anyway, they clearly have the voting advantage unless the real ambassadors work together. We need to take Fury out and even the odds, instead of lynching another innocent, after which we won't be abe to defeat their voting block.

[Ketchum]

Whoa, I am so dead on Day 1 :P

So being very extremely quiet although innocent will cause you to die. Muahahaha ;D

Who's next to vote? Can a dead person vote in this game? ::)

[Velax]

If you're dead, please post in coloured text. And yeah, you can vote. But I'll ignore it. :P

[Ketchum]

Vote Barek

Simple reason, he vote me first 8)

Send a nudge to every diplomat mind :P

[Velax]

Day 2 voting (2 hours to go)

Fury (2 votes) - Barek (115), Lefanis (117)
Barek (4 votes) - Cren (120), Fury (124), Penchant (142), Zakilevo (143)
Cren (1 vote) - Indirik (129)
Ross (1 vote) - Ross?! (148)

Sonya has yet to vote.

[Barek (jerm)]

Well played, Assassins.

I'll be curious to see if Fury is as guilty as I suspect he is, or if he's just foolish.  The same is true for Cren.

Zakilevo and Penchant are either bandwagoners, or sneaky assassins.  Sage, I'd probably try to scan Zak and Penchant to determine their status.

Goodbye cruel world!   Goodbye Cren's mother!  Goodbye Masahakon!

[Ross]

UNVOTE ROSS.

VOTE FURY

[Ross]

Ok everyone it's late for this.

But I am the Sage, i can confirm to you Barek and Lefanis are not assassins. I might die tonight tho.

[Cren]

UNVOTE BAREK
VOTE FURY

[Velax]

Day 2 and Night 2

Fury (4 votes) - Barek (115), Lefanis (117), Ross (157), Cren (159)
Barek (3 votes) - Fury (124), Penchant (142), Zakilevo (143)
Cren (1 vote) - Indirik (129)

The murder of Slapsticks proved the Diplomats had hung the wrong person, and that they were still in trouble. The arguments continued throughout the day, distracting them from their diplomatic duties, just as the Assassins hoped. That evening Barek assembled a small group of Diplomats and guards and marched on the tent belonging to Fury. They entered and found him signing some documents. Before he could protest, they tied him up and dragged him to a nearby tree. Within minutes Fury was swinging on the end of a rope, another man executed in the hunt for the Assassins.

The group searches Fury's tent, but nothing was found to incriminate him.

Fury the innocent Diplomat was executed.


Under the moonless night sky, shadowy figures gathered in a small clearing of a nameless forest. The biggest of the shadows whispered.

"Who should we hunt tonight?"

"Let's go for the talkative one."

"Which talkative one?"

"The one who likes analyzing."

"Oh that one. The annoying one. Yeah, let's go for him."

"So are we all in agreement? Good. Time to work then."

The shadows nodded and left the forest without making any sound.

Next morning, another body was found dead, slumped over in her dinner, her throat slit from ear to ear. There was a shocked look on her face, as though she had recognised her murderer before the knife went in.

Sonya the innocent Diplomat was murdered.

[Indirik]

" But I am the Sage, i can confirm to you Barek and Lefanis are not assassins."

You lie, Ross! The sage can only investigate one person per night, and there has only been one night to search! The only reason you would have to name two people is because one of them is an assassin! So which is it, Barek or Lefanis? Probably Barek, since he has taken the lead in fingdering people for execution. Let's see what happens with the voting tonight. Did Barek mark another innocent for death, whil his accomplice Ross proclaims his innocence?

[Indirik]

Oh, look, Barek lead the charge to hang another innocent man. Does anyone think that this is a coincidence?

[Barek (jerm)]

Well I was wrong about Fury, but I stand by the evidence that pointed to him.  He made no defense of his voting.

[Barek (jerm)]

Oh, look, Barek lead the charge to hang another innocent man. Does anyone think that this is a coincidence?

Unfortunate, for sure.  Let's discuss evidence then, since I've been the only one doing so.  Indirik do you disagree that Fury seemed guilty?  If so why?