Nah, might have done if I'd had a chance to assess the pool, by the sounds of it, it could be quite thin. But when you're carrying 3 sheep you need to grab as many as players as you can.
In a sense there are enough players to get out of a sheep if you go safer in 2nd and 3rd pick, but with a lot of money to be spent and only 2-3 outstanding players(in the positions I need) made it an easy decision.
I don't think it's that GK friendly round as well and I already picked one.
For those who didn’t read it, “Lord of the Flies” is William Golding’s response to Robert Ballantyne’s Victorian “Coral Island”.
The latter is about a bunch of kids stranded in a desert island and how they apply themselves to create rules, institutions and accomplish an harmonious and enlightened society. Britannia, the white man’s burden and all that nonsense.
The former is a darker revisionist post-WWII view of the same situation with a different outcome: human nature eroding the initial order and everything descending into utter chaos and bloodshed once the symbol of Law & Order (The Conch) is destroyed by Roger, a psychopathic weirdo whose favourite pastime was destroying the sandcastles painstakingly constructed by the little’uns.
You are currently living in Coral Island, and this is meant to be Lord of the Flies.
We also notice there’s a worrying gap across squads which we can’t see narrowing unless you are armed with powerful tools to level up... or down. The final outcome will depend on your ability to strategise and execute effective guerrilla tactics.
You are all getting a POLYMORPH CARD
Conditions:
- One-time use, must be used before P3 deadline for this turn.
- All entries are secret and only the outcomes will be disclosed
- No player can be hit by it more than once. First come first served, if your target has been affected already tough shit… you can target someone else
- Players can’t target themselves until the end of P2
Mechanics:
The card can turn a toad into a prince or a prince into a toad, so long as:
a) they share initials (first and last name, e.g. Ronaldo Luiz Nazario da Lima into Roland Nilsson, hint: wiki name for children can help spot what is a first surname).
b) the morphed-into unpicked and unblocked player has at least played at top division level (whatever it is called in that country).
So you can turn your sheep into goats or someone’s goat into a sheep.
Affected players (i.e. the original ones) rejoin the pool and are available for picking after this round.
Disclaimer: We accept no responsibility for what may happen. Your calls, your tactics, your outcomes.
So basically if you turn your player, you can turn it only to those who are left in the pool (not picked and not blocked) and if you decide to turn somebody from the other teams he goes back into the pool?
So basically if you turn your player, you can turn it only to those who are left in the pool (not picked and not blocked) and if you decide to turn somebody from the other teams he goes back into the pool?
So basically if you turn your player, you can turn it only to those who are left in the pool (not picked and not blocked) and if you decide to turn somebody from the other teams he goes back into the pool?
aye, so probably more of a destructive card to put the GOAT's in some teams back in because from a quick glance I don't have a great player in mind sharing the initials with some of my players
Yeah, that was to avoid some numpty constantly trying variations of possible GOAT to SHEEP targets on his players to see if he could catch a released goat on the fly.
In the unlikely (?) event that two managers hit their own sheep and transform ‘em to the same GOAT - I presume that will count as a BLOCK? And a wasted opportunity (they don’t get to try something else)?
In the unlikely (?) event that two managers hit their own sheep and transform ‘em to the same GOAT - I presume that will count as a BLOCK? And a wasted opportunity (they don’t get to try something else)?
