day one - afternoon

[guestcontrol]

dreamland day one 41 players remaining. [As the day wears on into the afternoon, the dead aren't getting any deader. It's late in the afternoon, and the air is beginning to cool, when the chimes play again over the park loudspeaker. "All of us here at Dreamland wish you luck, guests! Let's meet up in the Hall of Mirrors!" Wherever you are, it's time to make your way over to the House of Horrors, where you'll have to brave the funhouse to find the room on the top floor. Don't delay, or your guest identification bracelet will begin beeping. The House of Mirrors is a large room, more than capable of fitting a crowd. Tall mirrors line every wall, and the door you entered through seems to vanish into a mirror as well. The mirrors give the impression that many, many more are among your number, standing in the background. In the back is a jar filled with blank raffle tickets. You'll have to take a ticket, write down a name, and place it back in the jar. Hopefully you already know who you're voting for, but if not, you only have time for a brief discussion before you're out of time. rulebook character statuses private conversations graveyard Voting will close at 10 PM EST on Sept 24. Voting

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[impheired]

[He shrugs.]

Depends on which win condition they're going for. If they think it's easier to just kill us all off, then it would make more sense to try and kill as many people as possible every day and not bother with conversion.

[jingler]

That is true. We don't know what the VIPs plans are so we cannot be sure what they will do. And killing someone here today would speed up the process for them without a risk of the Conversion Busters stopping them.

[impheired]

And without the risk of them potentially converting somebody who might not play along. No matter which side you're on in this game, every move you can possibly make is incredibly risky. Especially this early on. So it's just a matter of cutting your risks and going for the best possible option at any given point.

So for now, they might think it's better to just keep their group as small as possible until they can figure out something more concrete. The fewer people who know a secret, the easier it is to keep, after all. I don't think it's a stretch to say something like that might be their line of thinking? Feel free to correct me if I'm way off here.