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Oh, one more thing. This day will end on Friday, July 10th.

Happy birthday. So how was it? I mean, you've had a lot of others to compare it to...

You'd think that with only one werewolf, things would be quieter. But they seem louder. A lot louder, actually. What's going on out there? Maybe you only succeeded in killing the quiet werewolf. But suddenly it's morning. Did you actually fall asleep? You still seem tired. A trick of the brain...

Ransac's raving is cut short by the noose tightening around his neck as the trapdoor is released. But was he really a werewolf or just insane? Even really crazy people don't usually have huge canines. That's more like something a werewolf would have, you think. But you haven't actually seen a...

Ransac is led to the gallows. He seems shaken and passive.You can't tell if he's distraught and innocent or furious and guilty. The noose secured around his neck, Ransac may now deliver his last words.

Happy birthday.

The echoes make it impossible to get any sleep. When you realize the sun has risen and it's now safe, you leave your homes and check things out. The first order of business is to see who's missing, which is easy enough. It turns out that the Spiderman was not also a Wolfman. Very little is left...

Someone releases the trapdoor. But he was probably done with his speech anyway. You watch intently, but no transformation occurs. Have you killed an innocent man? A minute passes. Another. EricBess is looking rather dead, but not at all how you imagined a werewolf. More like a human, actually...

EricBess is led to the gallows and the noose is shoved unceremoniously around his neck. From his countenance, it is easy to discern that he is displeased with his present situation, but that's to be expected. The sun will set soon and the beast will assume it's true form. Well, hopefully just...

These seem to be the only votes so far... Spiderman: rokapoke turgy22: EricBess Melkor: Ransac Ransac: EricBess If you haven't voted yet, be sure to do so. The sun will set soon and someone must be hanged. Also, when voting, to make sure I don't miss your vote, bold the name of the person...

Happy birthday.

Plains, Honor Guard, done. Spidey: 20 Hand: 5 Library: 53 In Play: (T) Mt (T) Raging Goblin (1/1; Haste) Graveyard: RFG: Oversoul: 19 Hand: 6 Library: 52 In Play: -(T) Plains -(S) Honor Guard (W: +0/+1 ueot) Graveyard: RFG:

But something that exists but doesn't affect the game wouldn't normally get informal terms for things related to it. Calling something a "mana sink" only makes sense if mana is something you might need to get rid of. And that's because of mana burn. Acceleration is completely different from...

Heads it is.

I suppose so, but that could be a tricky "in general." Anything that adds detail could be considered to make things less straightforward. Wouldn't chess be more straightforward without castling? Wouldn't Magic be more straightforward without so many cards? I might agree in the case of mana burn...

I was going to note this earlier but I had to leave before I could finish everything I wanted to. If you did receive a PM indicating that you have a special role and have not already done so, please PM me back to confirm that you know your role. This first "day" will end on Monday, June 22nd...

Noise really carries in Grotto Labyrinth because of the acoustic properties of some of the grottos and tunnels that run throughout the valley. You didn't get much sleep last night because you heard some horrible sounds that sounded like some sort of monsters. Fearing the worst, you've now...

The fact that the term "mana sink" is in the popular Magic jargon indicates that mana burn mattered, as the only reason to have a mana sink at all was to avoid mana burn. That a card was a mana sink was certainly not reason enough by itself to use it, but it was often a considerable bonus to an...

*No need to waste arrows on something we have outnumbered. If we can surround him I'll just sword it to death.*

I'm not necessarily opposed to hyperbole, but this particular example irked me and I think it was because it came across as an honest estimate or even an authoritative one, rather than an exaggeration at all. I mean, from the word choice and the general tone of the article and all that. I could...