Proposal: Hairowing escape.
Self-killed, failed by Kevan.
Adminned at 16 Oct 2007 15:20:16 UTC
(lets try again!)
If Le Temps Du Loup passes, replace the following text:
If it is Nighttime, if all living Werewolves have the same target, if they have not killed anyone since the most recent Daytime, and if their target is still Alive, then the Mayor may post a blog entry announcing that their target has been killed. That Villager is now Dead.
with
If it is Nighttime, If all living Werewolves have the same target, if they have not killed anyone since the most recent Daytime, and if the target is still Alive, then the Mayor shall generate a random number from 1 to 10. If the result is 2-10, the mayor may post a blog entry announcing that their target has been murdered. That Villager is now Dead. If the result is 1, the Villager escapes death with a clue. The clue is three names; a list of quorum/2 random villagers, including one werewolf. The clue shall be delivered to the still alive villager secretly via e-mail or some similar means.
If Le Temps Du Loup fails, replace the following text
If all living Werewolves have the same target, if they have not yet killed that day, and if the target is still Alive, then the Mayor may post a blog entry announcing that their target has been murdered. That Villager is now Dead.
with
If all living Werewolves have the same target, if they have not yet killed that day, and if the target is still Alive, then the Mayor shall generate a random number from 1 to 10. If the result is 2-10, the mayor may post a blog entry announcing that their target has been murdered. That Villager is now Dead. If the result is 1, the Villager escapes death with a clue. The clue is three names; a list of quorum/2 random villagers, including one werewolf. The clue shall be delivered to the still alive villager secretly via e-mail or some similar means.
Kevan: he/him
There’s the danger of unlucky rolls giving away a werewolf quite quickly, but I suppose they’ll change their targets a lot, and there’s no way to determine whether a Villager is lying about the clues they’re repeating (or even lying about the attack happening at all).