Letter to the Editor of the Zahndorf Press
Sir:
I observe that Hix was the first to cast a “NO” vote on a proposal that would have created the possibility of immunity-to-werewolf-attack for some Villagers.
I also observe that Hix was the first to propose a lynching.
All I’m saying is I’m just saying.
Very truly yours,
spikebrennan
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I agree with Hix in that a known immunity, while it may *seem* beneficial, actually isn’t in the long run.
At least in the current ruleset - someone could, of course, propose another method of death…
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Hix:
Once again you are pretending that you have not already realized that having certain Villagers immune to werewolf attacks does not actually help the village as a whole, as long as THE WEREWOLVES KNOW WHO IS IMMUNE!
When the werewolves know who is immune, that simply means that they have fewer targets to choose from, which means that it is MORE LIKELY that uncoordinated werewolves will get lucky and kill.
So never mind who voted against the proposals that tried to introduce immunity; let’s look at who created the first such proposal (Proposal: Places, Everyone): spikebrennan is the one who proposed the addition of the line “Any Villager who is in Church may not be killed by Werewolves” into the Ruleset. If I recall correctly, locations were to be GNDT-tracked public knowledge.
I also note that spikebrennan voted for the proposal which succeeded in granting immunity to anyone holding a Religious Occupation (Note once again that Occupations are public knowledge).