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Thread: Circus: Mafia in St. Damian's, Oxford
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Originally posted by Chelley:
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Originally posted by Eliab:
I think Ernst Viktor Eliabach has to have been my most unpleasant Mafia character ever. I enjoyed playing him a lot.
Really? I think the last one was - but then I would wouldn't I!
I kind of agree with Chelley. EVE may have been a necromancer, but he seemed like such a nice necromancer.
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I'm trying to remember what the role of the policeman was in past games, which differentiated that role from either the detective or the doctor. ![[Help]](graemlins/help.gif)
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Ok, see you all in January. (Pack your insect repellent, you'll need it!).
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Eliab
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Originally posted by Hart:
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Originally posted by Chelley:
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Originally posted by Eliab:
I think Ernst Viktor Eliabach has to have been my most unpleasant Mafia character ever. I enjoyed playing him a lot.
Really? I think the last one was - but then I would wouldn't I!
I kind of agree with Chelley. EVE may have been a necromancer, but he seemed like such a nice necromancer.
I obviously failed to convey his true nature, then - he may have been outwardly civilised but he was still quite happy to torture a dead baby in order to ingratiate himself with a cat. And he didn't even have any illusions that the cat might be remotely grateful.
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