“Can” doesn’t mean “will”.
You can’t read neut scum’s mind. If Inq decides to RE Prince, then you and step up for an openly scumsiding Neutral King, it’s best to get him out without wasting a trial or Prince’s executes.
I’d argue that the statement below is a valid tell for me.
“If Vulgard wants to keep a neutral alive / is friendly to a neutral / never expresses intent to yeet the neutral, he’s likely to be a wolf who wants to take a non-BD to endgame.”
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I have too many bad experiences made
When I played, I saw so many people throwing cuz they were too neuts out in the wrong moments
I rarely saw people throwing cuz they were too neuts in (it happened tho)
Anyway I don’t think OE belongs on King anyway, no matter how nice it would be.
Current King design is fine except for maybe some details.
That’s the advantage in tol
You can talk so much you want about your metas and strats
And noone will metagame you for it
33/33/33 King spawnrates were fine, change my mind.
Also spawnrates aren’t class design.
To be fair
Starting neut king is really hard to play
There are Butlers and their shiny button
But seriously Kat, even in the old days where I outed as OG Neutral king D1 I don’t think I’ve been poisoned even once?
All it took was to say “neutrals claim now or I’ll hang you if I find you with Allies” and being active.
Back in the old days when Butler’s guilt counted for neut kings too
Haaa great times
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Arete was a neut in Virtuous and I kept being uncertain about them all game, so yeah.
Probably would’ve ended up pushing on them, but I was converted and wolf!Vulgard realized that having Arete on his side would be instrumental to a wolf victory.
I think it was actually my best wolfgame once I got converted. I got several Unseen killed and created a nightplan which gave us the highest chances of not losing to NK.
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