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That phrase he tried using could also be a direct correlation to an Until Dawn character instead of being associated with any of us players. That being said, I think his attempt at a diversion makes him even more suspicious. But I will hold off on my vote for now.

I'd rather not offend anyone with my vote. Anyone fine with me voting for them?

Pengu established that we can abstain from voting. It just can't be the majority.

Pengu established that we can abstain from voting. It just can't be the majority.

And that abstaining is essentially not voting, and therefore counts as an inactive phase.

Well, I guess I'll abstain this round...

You can vote for whomever you feel like voting. If we take it the wrong way, your hackles should begin raising.

This is just a game after all. I doubt anyone would begin crying because they've been voted for.

Yikes we're really active with this Werewolf—I've been gone for 12 hours and we've got like 8 new pages of material!! 

Anyone care to abbreviate what I missed?   

Y'all are just confusing the hell outta' me. I'm rethinkin' it, and there ain't no good reason to string Tomb up. Seems worth it to me to risk dyin' if I don't vote on the morrow if it means not being party to the murder of an innocent today.

Goddamnit, I abstain.

Dang, I wish I could abstain, because I'll admit, I'm not very sure of who is a bad guy, but I can't, as I was accidentally absent, so I'll go with my runner-up.

Sorry Tomb, you helped me get to the Vice Delegacy, but...

I vote to lynch Tomb

We still have over a day before the voting period ends, so I'm not going to cast my vote just yet.

I feel like I should point out that we need to actively discuss things. If Tomb is a werewolf, we need to figure out who his partners in crime are, as there would still be a few to go, along with the Wendigo. If he's not (again, really sorry in that case, Tomb) then we need to figure out who is.

So our discussion can't end at Tomb's fate.

My own thoughts are that whether he turns out to be a werewolf or not, Wintermoot's vote for Tomb pretty much rules Wintermoot out as a wolf suspect, as it is only under extreme circumstances logical to bandwagon on a wolf partner, and never on a defending partner. I don't think these qualify as extreme yet.

Perhaps we should closely examine voting patterns again? They've been successful in previous games.

Actually, scratch that. If Tomb is a werewolf, then Wintermoot is almost certainly not a werewolf. If Tomb is not a werewolf, then Wintermoot still could be, but at that point one of the main reasons for suspecting Wintermoot would be gone. If Tomb is defender, but one of the ones who form a pair, not the independent one, then Wintermoot could be the independent one, or perhaps even the Seer or Stranger, thus explaining his defensiveness (along, potentially, with his possible mental state of simply being tired of being one of the first to go in many werewolf games).

So either way, Wintermoot is lower down my suspect list than previously.

I'd be hesitant to look at those who start bandwagons, like Ras, Sapphiron and Gerrick, since all they really do is try to come up with a plan for who might be a baddie. It's not their fault when people start piling onto someone else based on their reasoning.

I'm more inclined to look at those who don't form much of an opinion and just fall on the bandwagon. Which was a lot of people yesterday, and fewer today.

I'm honestly not sure what to think at this point ;-;

I'm just not getting a gut feeling about who to vote for yet, so I'm honestly very on edge for who to vote for, so I may not vote for this round, since I don't want to make a choice that doesn't have much thought put into it on my end ;-;

Hmmm.....

I vote Tomb. We know nothing at all. More information is required.