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Another final post...
Please read carefully and understand that if you don't execute the real werewolf now, the town has less than 50% chance of winning. The Hunter has a better chance because he can finish the game alone, as a lycanthrope. Hunter, do you want that kind of victory? For some reason, I don't care about the town, even though I've already come to terms with my own death.
Now I'm going to break down what will happen after my execution.
Let's say the most positive scenario: there's 1 werewolf, the Hunter, and 2 townspeople left, meaning there's only one bad guy. Let's even assume that the Hunter will listen to me and go kill the werewolf. But: the werewolf goes first... And if I know the Hunter, he definitely knows the werewolf! Moreover, I think there was already one attempt, and the protection worked. Now there are two possibilities - either the protection will work again, or it won't.
1. It works. Everything is fine, the Hunter kills him, and if there are no other bad guys, the town wins.
2. It doesn't work. The Hunter becomes a lycanthrope. I asked the GM: in this case, he will immediately lose his night action and won't be able to kill the werewolf anymore.
Now we have 2 werewolves and 2 townspeople. During the day, everyone will obviously realize who needs to be executed (I'm sure they will, so Hos, don't get your hopes up). A lycanthrope and 2 townspeople will remain. It's not hard to guess that the lycanthrope (the former Hunter) will kill both townspeople and win.
I didn't take into account that one of the two unknown players might be another lycanthrope or a vampire. If that's the case, the town has no chance after my death... I'm asking you again, I'm pleading: review the notes again! Make yourselves think!
Hunter, play for the town, not for yourself!
You two, who are not Hunters. Don't let a random player decide the outcome of the game! If the Hunter's protection doesn't work, you're dead!
Okay, now I've done everything I could for the town.
It's up to you now. You have about 15 hours left
Please read carefully and understand that if you don't execute the real werewolf now, the town has less than 50% chance of winning. The Hunter has a better chance because he can finish the game alone, as a lycanthrope. Hunter, do you want that kind of victory? For some reason, I don't care about the town, even though I've already come to terms with my own death.
Now I'm going to break down what will happen after my execution.
Let's say the most positive scenario: there's 1 werewolf, the Hunter, and 2 townspeople left, meaning there's only one bad guy. Let's even assume that the Hunter will listen to me and go kill the werewolf. But: the werewolf goes first... And if I know the Hunter, he definitely knows the werewolf! Moreover, I think there was already one attempt, and the protection worked. Now there are two possibilities - either the protection will work again, or it won't.
1. It works. Everything is fine, the Hunter kills him, and if there are no other bad guys, the town wins.
2. It doesn't work. The Hunter becomes a lycanthrope. I asked the GM: in this case, he will immediately lose his night action and won't be able to kill the werewolf anymore.
Now we have 2 werewolves and 2 townspeople. During the day, everyone will obviously realize who needs to be executed (I'm sure they will, so Hos, don't get your hopes up). A lycanthrope and 2 townspeople will remain. It's not hard to guess that the lycanthrope (the former Hunter) will kill both townspeople and win.
I didn't take into account that one of the two unknown players might be another lycanthrope or a vampire. If that's the case, the town has no chance after my death... I'm asking you again, I'm pleading: review the notes again! Make yourselves think!
Hunter, play for the town, not for yourself!
You two, who are not Hunters. Don't let a random player decide the outcome of the game! If the Hunter's protection doesn't work, you're dead!
Okay, now I've done everything I could for the town.
It's up to you now. You have about 15 hours left