Nobody seems to be a gambling devil

• Gambling devils tend to go after followers of the Goddess of Luck, Gambling, and Fortune. People like Mikael
  • It's odd that Nobody is sticking on Tim instead of Mikael

The home of Nobody appears as Tim imagined it would

• When he knocks, the door opens, and no light seems to get inside
• The door clicks shut behind him, and it is unnaturally dark inside, despite the windows he saw outside

Nobody thanks Tim for inviting him to the game he's put so much time into

• The board looks like the world map, and there are already three other players on the board, none of which are Nobody
  • Tim's token is in Fool's Pass, one was in Goldenward, one was in Tristead
    • Tim can't remember where the last player token was, it seemed every time he looked at the board it was somewhere else
• Nobody places a dark shape, the thief token, and is the role Nobody will be taking up, since there's no room for more players
• One of the players has the “largest army” card
• One of the players played the “knight”, moving the Thief (Nobody) onto the board

Tim leaves after Nobody makes several ominous statements about the “game”

• He has trouble leaving, the door seems always far away, but he manages to grab a thread and will himself out
• For everyone else, it looked like he walked in and out in the same step
• The house disappears on his return
• Dorian notices a Thread wound around Tim's hand, dangling
• Tim also still has the cards from the game, glowing with diminishing, necromatic conjuration magic
  • The magic is like a signature

We notice that Tim's missing his “Unobtanium” card

• When we do, we hear screaming from the mines, and rush to investigate
• The mine is collapsing, Jerry is stuck trying to keep the tunnel from collapsing as people make it out
• Tim manages to use Mold Earth to bend the ground to support the ground enough to get Jerry out
  • Tim feels some force of magic pushing against him to collapse the mine