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According to the rules, the killer can plant one additional piece of evidence at the crime scene.
Why are you so insistent on the word "planted," as if you could plant false evidence! First, find someone to whom all four pieces of evidence fit better than they fit you (for example, a ladle - "Ironfist," very convincing :smile48:), and then try to jump off the gallows!
The "toffee" clue is obvious at first glance. Open the description of Butters in the wiki, and you'll immediately see a mention of toffee.
And what if, from 7 PM on Friday, we were trying to figure out the "toffee" clue and found nothing, while I, at 5 PM, that is, 2 hours before the end of the game day, linked it to Butters? Captain Obvious, for crying out loud! :mad:
You didn't mention this obvious clue on Friday or Saturday, did you, our insightful friend!
Regarding Ironfist, I have a thought.
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Might_and_Magic_VII:_For_Blood_and_Honor
This is a link to the description of the Might and Magic VII game. There is a mention there.
And Koteyko has Heroes of Might and Magic 7 in his signature.
First, name one game from the M&M series that doesn't mention the Ironfist family.:smile48: And I personally see Koteyko's signature about HoMM, not M&M.
There is nothing obvious about the "Ironfist" clue. On the contrary, this is an attempt to slightly disguise it: if the victim had written "Griffonheart," it would be equivalent to Kyle's fiery mushroom - just a clue to throw suspicion off.
But the person who created the clue hid the Griffonheart coat of arms, which Catherine Ironfist wears, behind her last name.
P.S. Hey, why do you call the clues snails? :confused:
