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Still, I can't say that this situation doesn't bother me. I mean, are we really going to spend every day in the Night of the Necromancer until we decide on the Necromancer?...
Yes, I also have the feeling that we are choosing between two questionable options. Although, I don't think we'll be in the Night of the Necromancer every day.
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But, on the other hand, to win against Inar, you need to actively plant bombs, and everyone could get hurt by them. If he's left alive, you need to constantly keep him under pressure and hope that Necoran used his ultimate ability on the third night. Do we need that?
If Inar starts just planting bombs, then Necoran will most likely just start necromancing to avoid unnecessary risks. Of course, even then, Inar can still target Necoran (if he plants a bomb under him), but he will be saved by his puppet. Essentially, I see this as a choice between "playing into Necoran's hands" and "taking a risk, hoping that Inar will eliminate Necoran and help against the Mafia." Overall, the situation is quite bad, because if Necoran and Inar are eliminated before Lo and Chinax, our chances of winning will be minimal. Well, unless the Mafia is unlucky and runs into Chinax.