OMG. Official Rules reveal future challenges.

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September 24, 2009 - 11:42am

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I'm a little bit sad to have to report this because I've really enjoyed the anticipation of logging in and finding out what the new challenges were going to be for the coming week, but in looking at the "Official rules." link at the bottom of these pages you can read through and see what the upcoming challenges will be.

I don't say this to spoil anyone's fun of discovery, but if we're in a competition here with the other Factions, they might be planning ahead for some of these things... and it might behoove us to do the same.

Perhaps we should make some special "ambiguously named" forum topics with Spoiler alerts for those who don't want to know yet so we can start talking about the challenges yet to come?

Thoughts?

September 24, 2009 - 11:45am

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You mean you haven't read the official rules till now? :-)

September 24, 2009 - 11:36pm

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The official rules also calls us "The Clock."

It's a clue. ;)

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