In reply to Berry (msg # 196):

Berry gets a Cp.

Each claims that the other would say that the opposite door leads to certain death... make an IQ roll

"If one alway lies and one always tells the truth then the 'what door would he tell us to take' inverts it. So the truthteller truthfully states the door to death and the lier unthruthfully states the door to death. So we should take the other door that neither of them cite.." replies Amelia. "Look, I did listen to what you said, Berry, but I believe the basic premise that one alway lies and one always tells the truth remains intact, thus: the one (A) that said 'One of us only tells the truth' was referring to itself and was therefore lying. The second one (B) that said 'The other only lies' took the first statement as referring to him (B) and therefore was truthfully talking about the other on (A)." She huffs then continues, "Only one of them ansered my question, and said to tke the left hand door. If I'm correct, we must take the right hand door, being, incidentally, the right door. Now if the second suit ever ansered my question to is [OOC: msg #195] I predict that it would also cite the left hand door."

She gives a ten count for the right-most Armored Hulk to answer her question, failing which she confidently goes through the right door.

In reply to Amelia Montaigne (msg # 198):

"Clearly if it is true one lies and one tells the truth, then, as I asked at the start, we only need ask one what the other would say. Ten we know the answer we get will be a lie. But what if they were lying when they said one always lies and one always told the truth?"

Having had her say Amelia keeps her silent ten count going to see if the second suit answers her query..
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He considers just going back and down the red carpeted hallway.

In reply to Adept Yisslitheniss (msg # 201):

has anyone made an IQ roll yet?

19:11, Today: Amelia Montaigne rolled 11 using 3d6.  IQ 13.

In reply to Amelia Montaigne (msg # 203):

what method does the certain deathcome from?

Living and aging.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 202):


12:38, Today: Adept Yisslitheniss rolled 12 using 3d6.  IQ.  Passed

In reply to Adept Yisslitheniss (msg # 206):

Death is certain anyway, regardless of the door we choose. The matter of contention is the timing.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 202):

Safwan is puzzled...

So if 10 seconds have passedy Amelia goes for the right door.

In reply to Amelia Montaigne (msg # 209):

as no one has asked but assumed...

Amelia approaches the right hand door, and
the knight steps aside.

In reply to Armored Hulk (msg # 210):

OOC:
No idea what that means.
Just checking, did the GM miss the second question from Amelia in msg #195 ?

Or did Amelia miss the answer? (in msg #???)
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In reply to Amelia Montaigne (msg # 195):

the second suit of animated armor indicated the Left door as the one its counterpart would recommend.

(TY! I must have missed it somehow.)

As they've both indicated the left door Amelia does open the right door but with more confidence.

In reply to Amelia Montaigne (msg # 213):

Gareth will ask both of them what forms the certain death will take behind each door. In four separate distinct questions (2 each knight)

In reply to Gareth (msg # 214):

please give your exact questions in character,that is a little vague

In reply to Narrator (msg # 215):

At left door...
To Knight 1: "How would I die if I went through this door?"
Wait for an answer.
To Knight 2: "How would I die if I went through this door?"
Wait for an answer.

Moving to the right door...
To Knight 1: "How would I die if I went through this door?"
Wait for an answer.
To Knight 2: "How would I die if I went through this door?"
Wait for an answer.

In reply to Gareth (msg # 216):
regarding the left door
"Certain death...by the passage of time."
"Certain death by age@"

regarding the right door
"certain death...by aging"
"certain death... by the passage of time."

Amelia walks onwards

In reply to Amelia Montaigne (msg # 218):

"So one can waste time and one can age an individual... Amelia, when you get through, come back so you can tell us what you find."

Dumb...

The Adept follows Amelia

Will follow Amelia as well.