Well, thanks to everyone for a good but exhausting game! Thanks for the opportunity to join this little tribe, and I hope to be in the next game as well.
If I had stuck to my guns on Krypsyn in day 2 and hadn't been such a pussy about it, town would probably have run the table. HijacK thought my apology was BS, but it wasn't... changing my vote from Krypsyn to him was a dumb, poor play on my part.
I learned a ton, had a lot of fun, and hope to catch everyone in whatever flub has cooked up for us!
Here are my PMs:
Telika: Hello Glitch. You are piloting the Yogsloth, an Iniurfas Mark III fighter fitted with Mostyklod pellet guns. This supplementary weapon won't pierce any standard hull, however it will still damage any outside equipment, effectively neutralising any special device equipping the target. Every night, you will target a ship and remove for the rest of the battle any "special ability" it may have.
Glitch - TOWN ROLE KILLER
Paranoid (you have to use your ability every night, on a different target each time)
Telika: You are certain that there are other traitors in the squadron, and the sight of this Dantagol launcher has (rightly) terrified you. What if the others also have such devastating weaponery. You decide that it is safer to disable them all, for the rest of the battle. The chaotic melee offers good opportunities for that, allowing you to slide behind the Trenton without its pilot noticing you. You switch to secondary weapons, and your articulated arms deploy the pellet guns, before locking them on your target. As you pass by him at full speed, you spray a full round all over its hull. Whatever external equipment it had -if any- should be in shreds now. And your speed must have been sufficient to not be identified.
You fold down the pellet guns, switch back to hull weaponery, and rejoin the re-forming squadron.
Telika: You manoeuver in a large circle in order to come face to face with the Darko, which you shower with light caliber projectiles. Knowing that no secondary device would have survived it, you rejoin the squadron.
Can we have the QTs? That ought to make for a fun hundred hours or so of reading. And by fun, I mean brutally tedious.