If Roy isn't coming up before you do, yeah. He has the flour I think.

Killer or not I'm still the cartographer, where is everyone? Did you get any info on the foyer Ez?

Wtf is aristocrat even doing... everyone wants to kill him and he's like


He's acting in such a way that would not be representative of a killer or an innocent, but he's probably just trying to trick you all ;o ... I wouldn't say anything to him if I were you guys. Of course I'm sure you all realize this.


And why do you need flour?

Roy hasn't managed to kill me. You are now in my turf.

GG

Your homework assignment is to find out. :3

... Does that mean "read back until you find it" or "figure it out for yourself"

That's for us to know and you to complain over until you actually bother to do one of them :3.

Is it for fingerprinting?
Is it for a bomb?
Is it for concocting poison?
Is it for creating poison gas?
Is it for creating a flamethrower?
Is it for creating an explosion?
Is it for paper-mache?
Is it for creating bread?
Is it for creating pastries?
Is it for creating wallpaper paste?

Poison bread duh.

Why would you need finger printing? Excuse me, I haven't been following this game.

Next turn, maybe. I'll be in either the north or south room on the far east of the upstairs hallway (depending on the result of my actions: I will move south if I can move through that door, otherwise I'm moving north.)

If someone finds a set of fingerprints, they can then use a turn to compare them to another person's fingers. Both people have to sacrifice all 3 actions for this process, and the chance of it being inconclusive is 80%. If they are the actual owner of the fingerprints, the chance of it being inconclusive is 100%. If the result is "inconclusive," any future attempts to compare those fingerprints (or any other fingerprints left by the same person) to the person's fingers they're being compared to will have a 100% chance of being inconclusive as well.

The idea behind this is, there's a 20% chance that the fingerprint pattern will be so wildly different from the pattern on the person's fingers that they couldn't possibly match. I fleshed out this mechanic at the request of a number of players who were interested in doing it and believed they could acquire the materials to do so.

Welcome back Roy

EDIT: that was my entire PM lol

Which means your Actions are short

@Tikels. You should read previous posts to keep up with the game so we dont need to repeat ourselves.

Not that time actually, I said stay in the room and had Aristos text wall as a defensive option

Thanks, man. So, anyway, you haven't told me whether we're going to treat Aristocrat as an enemy or not. A lot of people seem to want him dead.

If we are, then you can guard while I rummage through the kitchen. It'll be about two to three turns, depending on what I can find. A rich guy's kitchen is probably going to have everything, unless tomorrow was supposed to be grocery day.

And no, I'm not traveling upstairs. You can swing by the kitchen and grab some flour, David; I only took a handful, and left the bag of flour where I found it.

The thing is I'm not going to attack him, once I decide to trust someone you would need to show me overwhelming evidence against them for me to turn my back on them. I wont stop you If you are convinced he is the killer but I wont help you either....

Alright, so Aristocrat remains an ally. I'm gonna make a torch in the kitchen and then try exploring the forbidden forest a bit.

Is the bag of flour light enough to carry, Roy? Do you know if there's anything in there I can use as a container? What about that pot that Wing took from Nasus when Nasus was knocked out, IIRC?

Kitchens have bowls. Azrael didn't mention the size of the flour bag. You could stick a handful in your pocket like I did; that seems to work.