The Resistance: A Call to Arms (Game 2)

Starwars and Lord of the things?

 

Yeah. They weren't that hard to figure out for people familiar with the two. At least I didn't think so. Ugh now I have to think of something new for the third flavor text

 

They weren't made from the top of your head...?

*gasps*

 

@Arcturus
mix wheel of time with charlie and the chocolate factory

 

*shrugs* If it's Avalon I'll have to think of something appropriately medieval

 

King Arthur and the Holy Knights?

Jesus and his Disciples?

Saint Gregory and the Dragon?

 

... Every American ever born? Because the chances of them not having seen Star Wars and LoTR are approximately equal to the chances that they aren't a real American.

If you want to make something obscure choose the Silmarillion or the Legends series. Maybe go off script slightly with Sanderson or that Malazan you're always talking about. But the two most well known films in the English language? Seriously... Everyone can get those.

See above. Of course they weren't hard to figure out.

... You are forever banished from the United States until you fix that lack in knowledge. Then again knowing you're Brazilian and with our current president you may want to stay away for that amount of time anyway...

The Once and Future King does not have a great deal of good quotes, though it is what Avalon is based on. The Bible does, but is not precisely medieval. Saint George and the Dragon is not a long myth honestly, either.

Probably want to look for modern fantasy, honestly. LoTR is a good starting point, and although Star Wars is not nearly as relevant she used it well (though she was guaranteed a copyright strike if she tried to publish it).

 

Monty Python and the Holy Grail sounds like an excellent place to start

 

It's only a flesh wound

 

Ni.

 

Don't you dare say that word

 

@Aca1814ina for reference I am American, but so don't remember off hand seeing the complete original star wars trilogy or all of the LOTR series. I may have watched one or two of them but defo not all.

 

Then bring us a shrubbery.

Stop disproving my point. Also, you really should. 90% of fantasy is based on one of those two in some way or another.

 

You must place it here beside this shrubbery, only slightly higher so we get the two level effect, with a little path going down the middle.

 

I'm a college student that is a science major and I am working in the lab, tell me now if I should watch them

 

No. But watch Monty python and the holy grail

 

Nobody comments on the first sentence...

Aw... okay...

Hooray for irregularity.

- But we can make that a real plan?
- Grammar Nazi: "actual".

Hopefully not.

Aye... need help?

- Truly. Every time I read these long posts, I feel like reading a readable poetry. ...rather, it would be called a prose I guess.
- To be honest, I wanted to insist saying that you, who can see the whole spectrum, to be good. But if you don't want me to say it, then I shall not say so, for I will accept you, who reject me.

Thanks for the summary, but I think I can manage by myself.

What can I say? A fool who has chosen to follow the path of a fool shall act as a fool. And this fool wanted to ask.

Understood. I shall not talk about this any more.

 

Nah.

 

I have already watched the movies for Star Wars and LotR though? I even read that really boring thing that is the book of LotR...

I just don't recognize quotes easily...

 

Was fine.. I was never set on Aca as a spy even with the way she did things.. Then when she blitz, I actually wasn't set on it but after I revealed the GM made a mistake and GM said there was a mistake?.. It started there and how she was revealing herself as innocent when things aren't that clear to others

I can understand leadership.. It was more of you can't handle discussing with others.. Like you said, you are arrogant. You feel you could do it all but look what happened.. Mission 5 was crucial.. It was to find the spies from the least likely. I was sure the spies was from those who approved mission 4.. If you just didn't include yourself in your own mission, it might have even shed some light.. Cause later on, when I got time to read you reasons, I was already thinking you were resistance.. Just that when Arc mentioned the mistake you didn't listen immediately.. I mean, how would someone lie that the GM made a mistake if they don't know about it.. My mistake was the typo of the mistake being mistaking a role but like I said it was a typo but you were so set on it then..