Night 1 Move

Does anyone have any thoughts?

So my Joe Goldberg arc begins. I think we should first decide on a general strategy. If we really care about winning we could probably get good odds by killing the most talkative people. This ain't our first rodeo, though, so we could maybe lean towards kills that make the game more interesting instead of less. Obviously I don't suggest we throw or anything like that, but I'd personally take an interesting loss over a boring win. What do you all think?

Bloody day y’all! This is some grim business but I think it might be for the best interest to just pick a random at first. (We want to make this fun, let’s not just go for talkative people)

We have yet to hear from the Drunk, the Innkeeper, the Monk, and the Tailor as of now. Possible first target perhaps?

I’m down for some fun randomness.

Yeah, I'm also good to just cause as much chaos as possible and get really interesting with it. But yeah at least for first night maybe just picking at random would be good.

I rolled a dice on the people who haven't talked yet and got the Tailor. Are we okay with that? Who do we want to do it?

Just so we're clear, Night One happens tomorrow night, correct? I think that of the people who have responded here the Shoemaker's method is the least detectable. I'm honestly fine with using anyone, but I feel that the Gardener's knife may be too obvious. Also, we need to appoint a kill leader to send in the move.

OH I missed it. Yeah I double checked move 1 is on Friday.

I do like the randomness of killing someone. I would not be the best kill leader for this move, due to some real life commitments, so I’m fine with anyone. Keeping it interesting is the best

I’m ok with being Kill Leader at first, I will bear this torch that we will set the town ablaze with, and First I’ll go with the Tailor since the small one rolled for it.

May the Tailor’s death be Swift.

I’m in full support of what’s going on here. Let’s go with the tailor. My weapon is a hard one to cover though.

I’ll do the Kill as well, might as well pluck the Tailor’s swift death

Well that seems to have gone pretty well, no one really seems to have gotten anything from that, not that I would have expected them to