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To those who say, "Let the force decide", I say that hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster by your side.

I should remind you that the powers we wield are beyond your understanding. Your blaster means nothing to a Jedi...or Sith. We may have older weapons, but our weapons can still slice and dice anything you throw at us.

To those who say, "Let the force decide", I say that hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster by your side.

I should remind you that the powers we wield are beyond your understanding. Your blaster means nothing to a Jedi...or Sith. We may have older weapons, but our weapons can still slice and dice anything you throw at us.

*Aragonn admits openly that he is a Sith*  

(Or a Jedi... )

Robin Valerius had always been a curious person. That was why he came to planet Nika after all contact was lost, in the hope of seeing what a super-volcano explosion would look like from outer space. He was, therefore quite puzzled to see that there was no such explosion when the planet came into view. He was about to attempt a landing, when something told him to stop and test the waters first.

"Two Jedi were sent here before we arrived, weren't they?" Robin was not the only mad scientist on this voyage. He and four others came here to bear witness to the super-volcano eruption.

"Yes, I believe they were," said Alexander North, a botanist of some repute. Robin wasn't altogether certain why a botanist would be interested in coming here, but he found him to be pleasant company, and knew that it never hurt to be equipped with varied perspectives.

"Hmm. Let's try to reach them to see what's happening." He pressed a few buttons to lock on to their signal, but nothing happened. "Most curious. Let's try again." They tried it three more times before giving it up as a hopeless task.

"I am forced to conclude that something must be blocking all our signals. I am also forced to conclude the people on the surface are either all dead, or stuck on the planet. Let's test which it is."

"Now, hold a moment," said Barnes Noble, a theoretical physicist. "How do you come to your second conclusion?"

"Oh, come on! It's not that difficult," said Ben Hydra, a meteorologist. "If they could leave the planet, they could've just took off, sent a distress message and gotten the hell out of here."

"Hey, take it easy. He was just asking a question," said Eva Lynx, a string theorist. "Why don't we just analyse the situation by sending an unmanned ship to the surface?"

"I agree," said Robin.

They all stood up and prepared the tiny ship held in the hangar. They felt a twinge of guilt at the prospect of sending such an expensive research ship into heavens-know-what, but they consoled themselves by reasoning that the ship would still help them learn something about a very strange occurrence.

Once they had the ship all set up and ready to go, they returned to their stations and prepared to launch it.

"Well. Here we go." Robin entered the launch codes and watched with great anticipation as the ship took off toward the planet.

They had rigged it with a standard transmitter that sent a series of signals every millisecond, to see at which altitude the signal was cut out, and they also equipped the interior with various cameras to watch what happened with all the readings.

When the ship came within 10 kilometres of the surface, the transmitter stopped sending them signals, and all the cameras stopped transmitting back to them as well. But that was far from the biggest problem they had, as 3 seconds prior to the loss of signal, all the monitors had lit up with a big CRITICAL SYSTEM FAILURE sign. They were now watching hopelessly from the distance as the craft hurtled toward the surface and eventually crashed into a giant building somewhere in the gargantuan city.

"Well. Shit." Robin was fairly certain what fate had befallen the Jedi. "Alert the Council. Tell them what we've just witnessed."

Aaron C. Spectre was widely known as the unluckiest son-of-a-bitch alive, and he proved that belief right in a spectacular fashion when a small research ship came crashing into the room of the facility he was occupying, instantly killing him in as the debris came crashing into him while he was taking his morning dump.

Ironically, the sound of the crash finally allowed Master Tau to gain his bearings and make it back to the facility. He had been searching everywhere for the rogue Jedi, but to no avail. With luck, Sapphiron would be at the facility too.

Aaron C. Spectre, a.k.a. VidiLune, a local, was voted off and killed in a freak scientific accident.

Also, I apologise deeply for how late I'm closing it. My father turned 46 yesterday, and I was at a funeral and the subsequent family gathering for most of today. I'll try my hardest to make sure it doesn't happen again.

Oh, and it is now the night phase again. CH-4NK0 prowls the halls again this night.

Please send me and Point Breeze your decisions for the night phase, power roles.

Here is an updated version of the player list:

Player List

Player List
1. @North
2. @Gerrick
3. @xXTheHydraXx
4. @Colberius X
5. @Samwise Gamgee
6. @Sapphiron
7. @DekuNut
8. @taulover (Local, Killed at Night by Sith)
9. @HannahB (RE-0N, killed at night by Sith)
10. @BraveSirRobin
11. @Govindia
12. @Barnes
13. @Rasdanation
14. @Wintermoot
15. @Evelynx
16. @Pengu
17. @Commander_Zemas
18. @VidiLune (Local, voted off and killed)
19. @Tomb
20. @Chanku (Sith, voted off and killed by Jedi)
21. @Wuufu (Sith, killed as RE-0N self-destructed)
22. @Aragonn
23. @Gibraltarica (Paired Jedi, killed off for inactivity, replaced with someone else)
24. @Kuramia
25. @El Fiji Grande
26. @aternox

rip vidilune

Interesting.  I think this phase gave us some interesting material to work with.

Aw, I was hoping we'd get something with that. I suppose it would have been too much to ask to get another baddie so soon...

Also fuck you Laurentus for making Eva Lynxius a string theorist. 

I was wondering how long that would take.

I'm sorry that I haven't been able to be as active as I'd like, but it's nice to see we've only had one person drop out due to inactivity...maybe this game will be even bigger than the last one.

Here's to hoping nothing too terrible happens tonight.

I'm sorry that I haven't been able to be as active as I'd like, but it's nice to see we've only had one person drop out due to inactivity...maybe this game will be even bigger than the last one.

Eh, that's doubtful. The pace is much more relaxed. While this game has a larger player base, the discussion isn't as active as the last one. And that's not necessarily a bad thing.

DEAD

*shudder* that not a nice death.

This isn't Star Cuddles. 

It's Star WARS man...er...lady!