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[EVENT] Coin Piece Winners!
Jun. 20th, 2014 10:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rubycitymodsThank you to everyone who put someone forward for the games! The winners are as follows, chosen using a random number generator.
These six participants will be given a small coin fragment as their prize after winning one of these games at least once! Other prizes are of course on offer, the usual carnival fare, but these people in particular will be handed the precisely angled piece of metal with a knowing smile from the stall vendor, though any questions they have as to the purpose of it will go unanswered.
They are free to keep it, hand it to someone else, even to throw it away, but when the well appears in place of the obelisk on the 23rd, more than one of them may notice that the fragment they hold would fit into the indentation in the top of the well, filling up one sixth of the circle.
The little verse on the well is certainly cryptic, but it may be worked out by one or more people that the act of completing the coin and offering it to the well will grant a single desire in return. However, it isn't only down to the six piece-holders to decide what this might be! Anyone can be the one to make it and it can be a wish for anything at all, though bear in mind that some choices may have unforeseen circumstances.. and simply wishing for everyone to be sent back home will not work at all.
We understand that this kind of thing will take a great deal of teamwork between a large number of players and we will not be imposing a time limit on the decision-making in IC terms. The well will remain until a decision is made and carried out, whether that be a wish being made or the decision to give up the coin without asking anything of it.
If there is anything that we as mods can do to help you, please don't be shy about letting us know! We look forward to seeing your plotting for this aspect in particular, which you can use this post for!
| Horseshoes | Beat the Dealer | High Striker |
| Orihime Inoue | Rin Okumura | Lamont Toucey |
| Archery | Duck Pond | Ladder Climb |
| Gilgamesh | Waver Archibald El-Melloi | Jamie McCrimmon |
These six participants will be given a small coin fragment as their prize after winning one of these games at least once! Other prizes are of course on offer, the usual carnival fare, but these people in particular will be handed the precisely angled piece of metal with a knowing smile from the stall vendor, though any questions they have as to the purpose of it will go unanswered.
They are free to keep it, hand it to someone else, even to throw it away, but when the well appears in place of the obelisk on the 23rd, more than one of them may notice that the fragment they hold would fit into the indentation in the top of the well, filling up one sixth of the circle.
"six fragments must be placed
and a single desire will be granted
for the good all or one"
and a single desire will be granted
for the good all or one"
The little verse on the well is certainly cryptic, but it may be worked out by one or more people that the act of completing the coin and offering it to the well will grant a single desire in return. However, it isn't only down to the six piece-holders to decide what this might be! Anyone can be the one to make it and it can be a wish for anything at all, though bear in mind that some choices may have unforeseen circumstances.. and simply wishing for everyone to be sent back home will not work at all.
We understand that this kind of thing will take a great deal of teamwork between a large number of players and we will not be imposing a time limit on the decision-making in IC terms. The well will remain until a decision is made and carried out, whether that be a wish being made or the decision to give up the coin without asking anything of it.
If there is anything that we as mods can do to help you, please don't be shy about letting us know! We look forward to seeing your plotting for this aspect in particular, which you can use this post for!