[Chief Rum]

I guess I am in the minority then, but in my book, it was a pheonomenally awful move. And not because of how it worked out yesterday--it was bad no matter what happened. If the best possible results came out, it wasn't a good call, it was just good luck.

The Jackal wasn't a lynch candidate at that time, no more than anyone else. If The Jackal was a lynch candidate, then his mistake wasn't the order, but not revealing before he left.

You don't blindly fire a loaded shotgun into a room of people and hope you hit a bad guy. And if people have been ripping into past dukes because they withheld their power when they weren't around at all to properly judge how to use it early on in a game with virtually no information, than I am playing with a bunch of dumbasses (and I don't think I am).