BlogNomic: Attack: Josh

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Attack: Josh

I’ve ordered Purplebeard, the suspect, and his accomplice Aname to take down the leader of the Locker Boys.

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Thrawn:

23-09-2015 05:11:25 UTC

“Aname, if you back out now, we’re passing the hat around on you next.”

Kevan: he/him

23-09-2015 07:52:15 UTC

How can Purplebeard be the Suspect here? Josh wasn’t the Don at the time of this Attack’s posting (he had 15 Years to Thrawn’s 20), nor did he increase his SHIV to attempt to use the Don’s ability.

Kevan: he/him

23-09-2015 07:53:25 UTC

Oh, still waking up and I somehow entirely misread that, I thought Josh was being extra-tactical and attacking himself.

Kevan: he/him

30-09-2015 19:42:36 UTC

Aname is injured, so this now ceases to be an Attack.

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Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Attack: Josh

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Thrawn:

Kevan: he/him

Kevan: he/him

Kevan: he/him

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