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[Aaryan]

Ok...once again I have absolutely no idea what we're doing.
1. What kind of proof do we need?
2. What are the requirements for proofs?
3. Why are we slashing at people?

Honestly, can someone just give me a rough idea of what the game is now?

[Molly Mae]

@Aaryan: We have to figure out 1. What the Tower is; and 2. What the Light in the Tower is. We do that by posting (with relative evidence from this and other threads) clarifications for what the Tower is or could represent. Using Blue Text, you force the Witch to respond and either confirm or disprove your Blue Text/Truth by using her own Red Text/Truth. We must assume that Red Truth is, in fact, True, otherwise the game falls apart.

The best method for using the Blue Truth, I believe, is short assumptions instead of long theories. If you say "The Tower is actually a Radio Shack in downtown Manhattan that's run by a group of Witches trying to reproduce a lightsaber before the aliens return", he might come back and say "There are no aliens to contend with!" and then we still have no confirmation on Radio Shack, Manhattan, Witches, or Lightsabers...

[fabpig]

The Tower is actually a Radio Shack in downtown Manhattan that's run by a group of Witches trying to reproduce a lightsaber before the aliens return

Well bang goes my theory

[Yoruichi-san]

Spoiler for My wager

The Tower and the Room of Six Locks are the same thing OR the former contains the latter.

As soon as someone from the other side of the table posts a BT, I'll repost mine.

Spoiler for Well...

A study does usually contain a computer nowadays, and I'm sure that'll be even more true in 2021...

[fabpig]

Spoiler for Well...

A study does usually contain a computer nowadays, and I'm sure that'll be even more true in 2021...

Spoiler for Maybe

But I prefer Plainglazed's idea of the library, with the walls of books, computer area and microfiche/viewers

If anybody wants to BT this, feel free, it's nearly my beddytime

[Molly Mae]

Spoiler for Maybe

But I prefer Plainglazed's idea of the library, with the walls of books, computer area and microfiche/viewers

If anybody wants to BT this, feel free, it's nearly my beddytime

Unfortunately, I can't... =/

[Yoruichi-san]

Spoiler for Maybe

But I prefer Plainglazed's idea of the library, with the walls of books, computer area and microfiche/viewers

If anybody wants to BT this, feel free, it's nearly my beddytime

Spoiler for Yeah, but...

I like it a lot, too, but...I can't see how it would explain all the security measures...why would it be so hard to get into a library?

[plasmid]

Ok, just for the fun of it, and since I know Molly is dying to go
To the Witch of Doubt: Time Out is HERMETICUS, the Witch of Sighs

Spoiler for Quotes with supporting evidence

Spoiler for ?Crowthers riddle

laughter

Witch of Sighs.

 The Animate that faces us is such

 That any man with memories of cruel,

 Cold youth may end it swiftly, with a sigh.

 Your Crowther, ANNABEL, is simply...

Spoiler for Answer to the Sapphire Witch's riddle

... laughter.

Sapphire Witch.

 Farewell, dear Crowther, servant true!

 HERMETICUS, this one goes to you;

 You've answered it with great precision.

 Thus speak I, the Witch of Vision!

ANNABEL, the Sapphire Witch, Witch of Vision/Doubt

But I'm so sure it's not really true that maybe I should have made it a brown truth instead of a blue truth

[Molly Mae]

Thx, plas. =P

Spoiler for Lucrios!

From Chapter 1, Page 1: "My God," said Samuel, the doorman, raising his eyes from a box of vintage 45 records. "I stepped away to shut off the fire alarm! Anyone could've arrived early and opened [the safe]!"

From Chapter 2, Page 6: Getting into the Tower would have proven a challenge had the fortuitous clamor of alarum bells not distracted the ones guarding the gates.

For the Witch of Secrets: These two alarms were, in fact, the same alarm!

Spoiler for EDIT/Speculation...

I believe Nat to be Faustus.

Edited by Molly Mae, 22 May 2012 - 10:54 PM.

[Thalia]

Spoiler for Evidence

The First Safe:

The Hapax Club is a museum of riddles.

The Crimson Apprentice was no ordinary Witch-in-training. She was skeptical, quick-witted, thirteen years old, and, technically, guilty of breaking and entering. She had followed her mother to the Great Tower of Hapax, where she knew a great final ritual was to occur.

Spoiler for Going based off of one of Molly's statements

To Thalassa: The Tower of Hapax and the Hapax Club are either the same or one contains the other.

Edited by Thalia, 22 May 2012 - 11:55 PM.