BotF Lizards - Thread 1 Archive

[Leafia]

Any role can be evil Litten, just like any role can be good. Heading out now too so good night everyone.

[Litten]

Not my role, it doesn’t provide ev to wolves

[Litten]

I think someone chose vortox and that’s why the ultimate names are wrong, wait

[Litten]

Why are we protecting our backup plan

[Litten]

Brak Leafia Atlas May Derp so far

[Brakuren]

@Litten

Brak Leafia Atlas May Derp so far

I’m Ultimate Florist

[Magnus]

@Litten

I think it’s really funny the person I accused is the person that confirms me.

I’m unconvinced at this moment in time. A High Priestess-adjacent role isn’t confirmed by seeing someone important on the first night, not in this setup. Not when it’s May of all people, not when the details of your role seem unrefined and unclear from where I’m standing. But we’ll see.

[Litten]

@Magnus

So looking at previous BOTC games, good!Litten usually turned his arrival into a joke; like when he commented about double-tasking as the Emperor in Fall of Rome, or calling an interaction between two other players fake in Hurdy-Gurdy Fanfare, or wished the evil team the best of luck as the Politician in Mathematician’s Hell. The recurring pattern is that Litten inserted his entrance into a chain, giving room for someone to respond comedically in kind or establish some rapport. This is most evident with the L.una account, where he joked about the alt account heavily. (The exception to this is the original Plague & Flowers run, where he was town but opened with a single word, but it was also that same word he was addicted to at the time.)

Good litten doing homework

@Magnus

Evil!Litten, conversely, tends to just make the most neutral entrances imaginable to see if anyone else is around, and then quickly darts into a conversation to transition himself into the game. There’s nothing really memorable about them. Litten’s first message straddles the line between, neither impressing the group nor raising a need to question him about things. May pulls him into a chat, and… allegedly, Litten leaves the conversation with an adverse impression of May due to the mechanics of his own role, which sorta just sounds like a High Priestess who saw May (but he didn’t initiate the whisper, and he also quit it immediately, which doesn’t seem cohesive with that thought). Litten also hadn’t fleshed out the details of his character yet, since later on Atlas only sorta understood what it meant, as if he was making it up on the fly.

Good litten doing homework

@Magnus

Now, ignore all that. Litten demands that he needs to whisper me. Why? The simple fact of the matter is that he didn’t, hence why he never raised the topic again, and he just wanted to say something impactful immediately. He backed down on the May push once Atlas spoke out against it. I struggle to see the scenario in which Litten quits a whisper early with May because he thought they were evil, when in other games like Serpent and the Swordsman he hung around her incessantly for his own amusement.

Good litten sent results to brak and atlas

[Litten]

Brak does my role seem refined

[Magnus]

@Litten

Your role name doesn’t match your ability

Mine could fit quite well, but it’s a versatile name that could apply to just about anyone.

[Magnus]

@Litten

you know a role is good when you need a word document and you can have people debate what it means

Uh-huh.

[Brakuren]

my ultimate and abilities fit quite well

[Litten]

Seems like you lack complete information about my role.

[SirDerpsAlot]

What

[Litten]

Town

[SirDerpsAlot]

No u

[Magnus]

As anyone could intuit readily by my seating placement.

[Litten]

there’s no chance you know how my role operates in under 15 words it’s whisper proof

[Magnus]

/Consult Storytellers.
@Jinxed.

[Brakuren]

@Litten

Brak does my role seem refined

Your role seems like bastard ngl