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When a vanilla townie intentionally acts scummy in an attempt to find scum eager to jump on to a bandwagon early in the game. Named after [[Disciple Slayer]], a player who used this gambit in Mini 533. {{plainlink|t|6892|(Link)}} | When a vanilla townie intentionally acts scummy in an attempt to find scum eager to jump on to a bandwagon early in the game. Named after [[Disciple Slayer]], a player who used this gambit in Mini 533. {{plainlink|t|6892|(Link)}} | ||
There is controversy that Disciple Slayer's play was not intentionally scummy, and was, in fact bad play. | |||
[[Category:Gambits]] | [[Category:Gambits]] | ||
Revision as of 10:19, 8 January 2008
When a vanilla townie intentionally acts scummy in an attempt to find scum eager to jump on to a bandwagon early in the game. Named after Disciple Slayer, a player who used this gambit in Mini 533. (Link)
There is controversy that Disciple Slayer's play was not intentionally scummy, and was, in fact bad play.