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Originally Posted by Autumn
Yeah, I actually was thinking a bit like JAG, but hoping to not spell it out for the wolves before the meeting. I'm afraid that now they may choose not to sabotage things just to make it harder to find them, whereas I had hoped to see the results of the meeting and then be able to examine those results for that purpose.
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That presumes that the conspirators have a choice in the matter. I expect the meeting outcome to be more of a 'if you invited x # of conspirators, meeting fails' or more likely 'if x percent of the participants are conspirators, meeting fails' rather than they get to choose whether to sabotage the meeting or not if they were invited. Plus even if that's not the case, I would imagine the wolves would be wary of what extra powers the villagers would get N2 upon conclusion of a successful meeting.