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Originally Posted by The Jackal
And you say "no one would have blamed me". I disagree wholeheartedly. I have seen it several if not many times in the past when a duke or similar role forgets to put in an order that could've saved themselves and they are called out on it. You are welcome to your opinion on my play, but I'm going to defend the call.
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Yeah, I think you would've been called to the carpet for not duking it. Unfortunate choice sure, but it's also day 1.
I have come to think, in my errors and by looking back on my first two games when I duked well, that the duke needs to:
A- Unless there has been some sort of reveal by the other leading vote-getter, use the power to duke it to them
and
B- Continue to fight for their life like they had any other role. The longer the duke can hold out, the more beneficial a weapon he is. I think, and I know I did this the one game, our dukes aren't necessarily disappointed by getting lynched because it clears them and gives them a shot at using their power.
Those are the two rules I'll live by as a duke from now on.
Well, those and always duke it to Lathum because eventually I'll be right.
