In the second game, we have 2 blocks (one from the Mafia, the other from the Conclave).
I'd like to hear where Gibbs' action took place on the 2nd night.
I'd still like to assume that all similar actions in the newspapers are displayed in the same way.
Block = isolation of a player:
However, **Ple-Sen** was declared the culprit of the fight, and he was sent to the crow's nest to sit in solitary confinement.
The first mate, noticing this, immediately ordered Ment to be tied to the bowsprit so that the others wouldn't follow suit.
Chur menya = superstitions, bad luck, omens, for which the player receives a beating:
with holes in his pockets
with a bag of salt
quickly interrupted by a strong slap from the quartermaster
Among them was, of course, **Fragment**, who had already managed to squander all his money, two goats, and a wife he never had.
Fragment turned and spat over his shoulder, hitting him in the eye.
and won the jackpot in terms of discipline with a club.
I also think that "holes in his pockets" is more of an omen, while empty pockets would be a better description.
By the way, if everything is as you say and Fragment was really blocked, then wouldn't there be only Cotton left as a peaceful role for him in the newspaper results?