I would hate to suggest your trusted person down South be a snake in the grass so I offer another suggestion. Mayhaps fitting with the Dante's Inferno theme, it's our very own Virgil? Except instead of helping us he be trying to get us to kill/distrust each other?

Malarkey @ 6/5/2012 2:34

shuttle tracks havnt changed. Some rooms just moved around. Raking told us you have some item scanner role, Ninefingers. That true?

Aye if what I know about Klaus is true, I do the same thing but with items. If adjoining rooms contain them, I will sniff them out. I'll also sniff out the "games" that have rewards this way, or also items on corpses.

Also locked doors disrupt the scope of my rifle.

But I will not know for sure before going in a room whether or not we can simply pick an item up or play a game for one. There was a game up North we skipped. It required two but at four or five strong we weren't feeling too bold. Something about lava and platforms and jumping off at the right time. We stayed on course.

Might be Virgil yes.

I think it would be weird if Willis was controlling it. He always told me he just liked to "sit back and watch" so I dont think he wants to interfere much, just wants it to play out with the people who are playing. I might be wrong though but that was the feeling i got from him when i talked with him before the game.

Rayne never said anything about being a hacker. He never mentiond his role. I think his disappearance fitted with the messages but I dont know why Vespis would send the first one. The first hacker message really sounds like an ENŽer, which Vespis isnt.

I guess we'll find out if you let us be coming with you. I still promise Donovan is no longer a threat if he even was before, but if Rayne reacts venomously or outright kills him that would answer the question.

I'd much rather trade him for someone in the Chamber, though.

Malarkey @ 6/5/2012 2:43

Might be Virgil yes. I think it would be weird if Willis was controlling it. He always told me he just liked to "sit back and watch" so I dont think he wants to interfere much, just wants it to play out with the people who are playing. I might be wrong though but that was the feeling i got from him when i talked with him before the game. Rayne never said anything about being a hacker. He never mentiond his role. I think his disappearance fitted with the messages but I dont know why Vespis would send the first one. The first hacker message really sounds like an ENŽer, which Vespis isnt.

(Yeah, the nature of the message certainly suggested a returning player.)

Are we even sure that the person we bring back from the chamber, will be the same person?

We are pretty much bringing someone BACK from hell. Whats stopping something coming with them? I really think there might be a downside to the revive thing. Just seems too convienient

Oh did you all ever run across Brock? Dead or otherwise? I nearly forgot about that turncoat bastard.

Malarkey @ 6/5/2012 2:47

Are we even sure that the person we bring back from the chamber, will be the same person? We are pretty much bringing someone BACK from hell. Whats stopping something coming with them? I really think there might be a downside to the revive thing. Just seems too convienient

I'll read the original flavor but no, I don't think I remember any promises that they would come back as themselves and themselves alone. I'm just saying saving Cerberus bait he's of no use. Donovan will never exit a room first, never trigger a trap first, never participate in anything, he will just be following me like a puppy dog until I die.

I don't think there would be a drawback, but I could be wrong.

Spoiler

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"But lest you forget that your friends in here have souls too. And they will all sooner or later, be recently deceased. Take a moment to think about whether or not their souls deserve to swim downstream into an infernal prison." "Cast a healthy body into these fires, call out the name of a deceased comrade and their soul will be able to rise back into their body. They will live, once more. Consider it an exchange program of sorts. You can switch souls around to suit your needs." If anybody is successfully lynched in this room they will be thrown into the lake. Upon lynching, the first deceased player who is called out will be brought back to life. If no players have deceased yet, the lynch victim will still die. This must be done in the same phase as the lynching occurs.

It be sounding like when we die down here, our souls go hang out in the Chamber. Which would make the title of the room apt. From the wording I can't tell if they just appear in the Chamber or not, though. Or the soul returns where the body rests.

But whatever the majority want to be doing is fine with me.

Too our knowledge Brock is dead.

Considering like half the dead people are zombies now are there any left to revive :P

And uhhh... forgive me for asking, but what's with him?

*Ninefinger wiggled his eyebrows and gestured toward Korru. Who was currently an amoeba splitting apart and merging back together, repeating the process over and over. He saw him enter the room like a respectable daredevil*

Be he like that naturally or did some curse befall him down here? Interesting to say the least.

Natalie, she took fantastic notes and was a great analyst but she claimed vanilla. Wikey took the shuttle so he missed her room on his trip back North. If Wikey can truly revive anyone he comes across and make them zombies then he probably has come across Kiwi.

Korru is having a mental breakdown. Nothing to do with the Labyrinth though, just his choice

Completely understandable.