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Before the start of the second day, one of the roles being considered for Ney was Piona, whom Necoran simply cannot raise as a minion. Furthermore, as long as Theodore is alive (all of whose functions are aimed at neutralizing Necoro-neko), they essentially cancel each other out in the sense that the next night, Theodore goes to perform an exorcism, and Necoran simply skips the night without achieving any results. Black magic seems like a more significant and disruptive option, even if there is a chance of encountering a talisman.
Yes, but if we assume that Piona is dead, why not use the ultimate ability on a hypothetical Ment to eliminate 90% of the players from the game? Why not use role identification instead of black magic to identify Theodore as quickly as possible?
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Kills the selected player, ignoring any defensive mechanisms, and makes them their puppet. Once per game.
Revan, does it ignore the talisman and immunity?
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Actually, yes, the move is indeed strange. It can only be justified by the fact that a quiet, inactive player has a much lower chance of encountering a talisman than active players, i.e., Crabby is a relatively safe option.
A quiet, inactive player could theoretically have put a talisman on themselves