Vampire V : Paris by Night...

[Murska]

Vampiric infighting. I like.

Superdark.

What I don't like is the fact that apparently the village is being manipulated rather well by someone who most certainly isn't part of Town, even though he seems to be anti-Vampire. Are we sure we want that? All I'm saying, trust no-one.

[Elder Tsofu]

What I don't like is the fact that apparently the village is being manipulated rather well by someone who most certainly isn't part of Town, even though he seems to be anti-Vampire. Are we sure we want that? All I'm saying, trust no-one.

Indeed, leave neutrals and slightly less evil groups/individuals in charge and you'll only have to blink your eyes for them to snatch victory from under your nose.

Lord Loss admitted that he lied to the vampires. This means that he is a liar. Liars can't be trusted since they are liars. Therefore I suggest that we do away with the abomination now when he is less useful to us.

Lord Loss

[Murska]

Well, I'd kill the admitted Vampire first. However, Lord Loss is a strong candidate for when we don't have a clear target. At the very least don't trust what he's saying about his supposed win condition.

[Elder Tsofu]

Personally I believe it is safer to do away with the wolf in sheep's clothing before the caged wolf.
As you say we shouldn't trust his claimed victory conditions, and since I don't really see a good reason for him to flaunt them like this if he didn't think he would get away with it I believe that he is sure to get away with it.
Then why would he be that?

[Larspcus2]

Personally I believe it is safer to do away with the wolf in sheep's clothing before the caged wolf.
As you say we shouldn't trust his claimed victory conditions, and since I don't really see a good reason for him to flaunt them like this if he didn't think he would get away with it I believe that he is sure to get away with it.
Then why would he be that?

Do we actually know whether the win condition C results in a town victory as well? It could be that Loss wins and everyone else loses.

[Elder Tsofu]

We don't, that's the beauty of dealing with a confirmed liar.
He could reap personal victory while the Parisians nets it after staking him. But the Parisians winning while abominations walks the streets?
- Not likely.

[Alarra]

I'm going to recommend killing Lord Loss sooner than later, but, if it does come down to it, I'm going to recommend killing him before me, because if he's the last vampire alive we don't know if the town wins, I'm guessing they don't, but if I'm the last vampire alive, you all win with me.

[super dark33]

Kill lord loss, ill leave the game ok?
its like a double kill.
the vampires may not win this.
Kill lord loss, and ill reveal the name of the third vampire.

[mangosta71]

Lord Loss today, more vampires tomorrow.

[Larspcus2]

SuperDark, because betraying your faction in anger wrecks games like these.

[super dark33]

Lord loss would kill us anyway.
currently, he dominates the underworld of the game.
kill him, and i will leave the game as an extra lynch.

Also, mustiado and reinholdt are pure villagers.

[Penguinator]

...Lord Loss, and see what happens.

[Zar Peter]

Lord loss would kill us anyway.
currently, he dominates the underworld of the game.
kill him, and i will leave the game as an extra lynch.

Also, mustiado and reinholdt are pure villagers.

Let's see where us leads that... point at Lord Loss

[otakuryoga]

Super Dark for same reason larspcusp gave and i have never seen any rules for "voluntary self extra lynch"
you leave the game it takes 3 days to auto-lynch you(or hang you sooner)

[Larspcus2]

Well, Tsukiko committed suicide, so there is some precedent.

[Lord Loss]

I really would prefer not to die. Also, Superdark is not in contact with any other Vampires. Myself, TsukikoJ, Lindon, Bladescape and Superdark are the only vampires in the coven and the only ones I'm in touch with.

I'm fine with myself being killed if Superdark's death doesn't end the game, assuming I get a ressurect should the game continue afterwards.

[Larspcus2]

I really would prefer not to die. Also, Superdark is not in contact with any other Vampires. Myself, TsukikoJ, Lindon, Bladescape and Superdark are the only vampires in the coven and the only ones I'm in touch with.

I'm fine with myself being killed if Superdark's death doesn't end the game, assuming I get a ressurect should the game continue afterwards.

Because you obviously know who is in contact with superdark.

[Istari]

Well, Tsukiko committed suicide, so there is some precedent.

I think that was a bloodmage (or other) power rather than by choice.

Also SuperDark

[banjo1985]

Superdark, because I'd rather get a win by us routing out vampires than have names handed to us by a disgruntled lynchee. Probably makes sense to take out LL tomorrow if we're not sure of his win condition.

[Helgraf]

Lynch phase ends in approximately 10 hours. If you haven't voted by then you've missed your opportunity.

[calar]

Super Dark for what should be the obvious choice at this point.

[super dark33]

Bah.
Lord loss still counts as a vampire thoguh, so you may want to kill him anyway to win.
whoever has a night kill, kill him and i will tell you valueable information.

[TinyMushroom]

super dark33

[Elder Tsofu]

If superdark indeed do have an extra vampire up his sleeve then we could just lynch the abomination tomorrow. If he haven't lied about his objectives and only have to eliminate superdark that is. But that might be a bit far-fetched?

[Gray Mage]

Lord Loss, since he's already admited it.

[Helgraf]

And with that, the lynch phase is closed. End of Day Narration to post within roughly an hour.

[Helgraf]

Stupid time-sucking TVTropes...

At Notre Dame the sections are prepared
At rue de Bac they're straining at the leash!

At the Paris Opera House, a bedraggled actor has taken the stage. He makes an excellent mummer or beggar; stooped and bent, clothed in a tatterdemalion of rags and refuse. He moves about the stage in silence for a time as patrons fill the reserve boxes, gnarled bent fingers outstretched toward the scenery; a mockup of Paris itself, monuments and impressionisms of her many great structures.

Flames erupt as the streetlights come ablaze in sequence, like a slow steady and unstoppable tide.

He begins to rasp ... a horrid atonal thing that still yet manages to capture some primal rhythm as he rasps and paces, back and forth along the length of the stages ... back and forth across the whole of Paris itself.

The time is near
So near it's stirring the blood in their veins!
And yet beware
Don't let the wine go to your brains!

For the beast we fight is a dangerous foe
With a strength and a prowess that we never can match

Erikun steps onto the stage, looking bewildered, out-of-place. The beggar-man does not lose a step, not a note, turning to him.

"Erikun, you're late. What's wrong with you today?
You look as if you've seen a ghost."

The other man's pause is slight, coming across as artful. His expression turns inward, musing on past events.

"A ghost you say... a ghost maybe
She was just like a ghost to me
One minute there, and she was gone!"

An odd sort of bobbing of the head, and the beggar leads erikun down one of the 'side roads' of Paris, coming back in a tumbling roll, ending in a half-split, before the audience of nobles, second-children, rich merchants, university students and other members of the Parisian social tapestry. Again, that odd atonal caterwaul ... but there is a weird intensity in it now.

"It is time for us all
To decide who we are
Do we fight for the right
To a night at the opera now?"

A hand lifted, a stage laugh ... and the audience after a moment laughs with him at the irony. A slight reprieve, then a sharp chopping gesture with one hand - that now holds a knife in it. He sings once more, and now there was an undercurrent of challenge in it.

Have you asked of yourselves
What's the price you might pay?
Is it simply a game
For rich young boys to play?
The color of the world
Is changing day by day...

Then the ballet company enters the stage from the depths of Paris; from every class and call; nobles, beggars, fishers, whores. All carry knives; fishknives, shanks, stilettoes, each with a blade, all armed.

Nothing changes, nothing ever will
Every year another brat, another mouth to fill.
Same old story, what's the use of tears?
What's the use of praying if there's nobody who hears?
Turning, turning, turning, turning, turning Through the years.

Turning, turning,
turning through the years
Minutes into hours and the hours into years.
Nothing changes, nothing ever can
Round and round the roundabout and back where you began!
Round and round and back where you began!

The ladies of Paris, weeping, file back into their city, quickly disappearing from sight. The echoes of despairing cries filter from the city.

From the dome of the church, a soft light springs forth, illuminating the figure of super dark33. From elsewhere in the theatre, a new voice is heard. Soft, melodious, powerful ... mesmerizing.

There, out in the darkness
A fugitive running
Fallen from God
Fallen from grace

From the back of the room, a figure dressed in the garb of a High Inquisitor steps into the crowd. A second shaft of light falls upon him; behind a porcelain mask, that voice emerges once again, as he crosses the room toward super dark33.

God be my witness
I never shall yield
Till we come face to face
Till we come face to face

Standing before him; he reaches beneath his cloak.

He knows his way in the dark
But mine is the way of the Lord
And those who follow the path of the righteous
Shall have their reward

And draws forth a heavy blade, levelling it at the other man's throat as his voice reaches a crescendo...

And if they fall As Lucifer fell
The flame The sword!

There is a spark, then a roar of flame as the blade ignites. Instinctively super dark33 shields his eyes with one arm, hissing. But it is far too late. The Inquisitor's blade bites deep, sending a spray of blood toward the stage as it enters the man's neck.

Superdark was lynched - he was a Vampire

At that same moment, there is a shriek onstage, as a body drops from the rafters, tied to one of the many ropes.

erikun was autolynched - he was a Parisian

The guests flee the Opera House to the faint sound of mocking laughter. On the stage, the begger-man sings one last piece, though there is none to appreciate it but the masked inquisitor.

That inspector thinks he's something
But it's me who runs this town!
And my theater never closes
And the curtain's never down!

Day ends and Night begins. PM all actions to Helgraf and RabbitHoleLost

[Penguinator]

Heh. I've been on a Les Mis kick, lately.

[otakuryoga]

Les Miz rawks

that is all

[super dark33]

I know vampires wont win from here.
i dont care about everything. just kill lord loss and get the game order back on its tracks.