Rules: - The Game Master (the one who won the last game) selects a person (NPC), place or thing in-game related. - The players then ask yes or no questions to try to discover the person, place or thing. However, the Game Master does have the right to go beyond a simple yes or now answer if necessary. For example: "I'm not sure" or "Probably" or "Yes, but be careful because that's misleading." - Players must ask only one question per post and must not try to be sneaky by squeezing in two or more questions at once. - A player may ask a new question as soon as his or her last question has been answered. - The Game Master MUST answer all questions to the best of their ability no matter how stupid (doo doo, ducks, etc),. provided the question conforms to the rules above. - The Game Master should post recaps of answers from time to time. Once a page is a good idea. - Once a player guesses the correct answer he or she gets to host the next game or can designate someone else to host it. Make a separate thread and we will let this one die. That way we can keep track of when one game ends and another begins. Keep numbering the pages as we go along. - If a player wins and does not start another game within 24 hours of winning the last person to guess before him or her gets to host the next game. - If the Game Master does not respond within 24 hours to any posts then anyone may feel free to start the next round. A list of all previous games is maintained at http://the-ngp.morituus.net/eqtrivia.html Answers to previous games: 683 a snow bunny 684 Summoned: Ale 685 Aradune memorial 686 Spire Stone 687 Jonas Dagmire's Pisiform 688 a mistake 689 The Void 690 Crystal Glue 691 Slobbery Bone 692 Platinum Diamond Wedding Ring 693 a deathfist legionnaire –or – an orc
Does it consist of two words or less? Also... Grover's question in the previous game was legitimately one question.
Let me comment on my name. In 1999 I created three characters, all wood elves from Kelethin. All three have tree related names. Around this time the forums opened. To represent all three of the characters I chose the name Grove, as in a collection of trees. However, I am right in there with cutesie variations on names. So, if you like Grover (as in Sesame Street) that's OK.
