Re: TWG XXVII: Art Causes Harm to the Body (Really)
and here I was wondering if blah and hans were wolf buddies and blah orchestrated all that last minute mayhem to save him. Have to agree with blah now though, only really logical reason for them to kill hans was that they thought the last minute switch off of him somehow made him more human. either that or bluehunting, always a possibility (though somewhat remote based on that convo with tass, assuming the seer had come out to tass at that point).
at wilkin: I kind of disagree. "Influence" can have different forms... last game he had a very powerful positive (except for wanting me dead all game) influence. This game, if he had any influence, it would be a distracting influence, and (normally) wolves tend to let distracting influences live (for obvious reasons). So like I said, I think it's something to do with everyone switching off of him at the end that made the wolves think that for some reason he wouldn't be as much of distraction later in the game.
and here I was wondering if blah and hans were wolf buddies and blah orchestrated all that last minute mayhem to save him. Have to agree with blah now though, only really logical reason for them to kill hans was that they thought the last minute switch off of him somehow made him more human. either that or bluehunting, always a possibility (though somewhat remote based on that convo with tass, assuming the seer had come out to tass at that point).
at wilkin: I kind of disagree. "Influence" can have different forms... last game he had a very powerful positive (except for wanting me dead all game) influence. This game, if he had any influence, it would be a distracting influence, and (normally) wolves tend to let distracting influences live (for obvious reasons). So like I said, I think it's something to do with everyone switching off of him at the end that made the wolves think that for some reason he wouldn't be as much of distraction later in the game.





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