Week four

[letsplayamod]

Two more of your fellow gods, your companions, your friends, have met their end together. As you turn in for the night, and a new week dawns upon you, it's starting to be a bitter experience. Just how much of this will you be forced to take?

But all isn't just despair. The morning is brighter than the last. The storm clouds that previously plagued almost every day have dissipated, and this week brings plenty of sun and a friendlier breeze. Not to mention, another floor of this strange temple has revealed itself. Whatever lies within is your domain, not Typhon's. Keep it tight in your grasp, because you never know when you'll lose it.

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Comments

[sweetsynergy]

Honestly I'm a little insulted he thinks no one would notice.

[fillets]

The more I think about it, the more I'm inclined to agree! He could at least try to come up with a new threat... does he not think we're worth the effort? How disrespectful.

[sweetsynergy]

Threatening to spread the news was perfectly serviceable blackmail.

[Even the lack of detail there just let's them draw their own conclusions.]

Adding the first part just makes me doubt he can do either.

[fillets]

Overplaying his hand, in other words?

[sweetsynergy]

Exactly. And all the while looking like he's got nothing else in his arsenal.

[ha ha, who could be worried this week, gg Typhon]

He could use a good marketing guy.

[fillets]

... I don't know what that is, but I think I understand the basic concept!

[sweetsynergy]

Do they not have advertising where you're from?

[hell world hell world hell world-]

[fillets]

If it's related to a market, it stands to reason that whatever you're talking about involves selling wares—in this case, that's the idea of murder being worthwhile.

[ So that would be a no! ]

[sweetsynergy]

That's pretty much it, yeah. Making whatever you're selling as appealing as possible to as many people as you can.

[She could get into the nitty gritty of demographics and market research-]

Relying on desperation to do the work for you can be effective, but only if you can prove you have a monopoly on whatever it is you're selling. And only until the people you're marketing to are able to just kill you and take it.