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It's all just "kill so-and-so." :confused: Is it no longer fashionable to analyze the events of the night? Or is everyone so tired of the drawn-out game that they're ready to kill anyone?
I'm still pondering, excuse my expression.
Plesen wasn't just killed; he was killed in a duel. That is, he wasn't peaceful either; he was one of those who could kill. If we assume he was a Dark Knight and was killed by a Paladin, then that's quite possible: both have long blades, and the Paladin strikes first.
What bothers me is the question of where the Mafia's kill is in this case. Of course, it can be explained: either Plesen was supposed to carry out a hit but didn't have time, or the Mafia simply didn't announce a kill that night (which would be very strange). But in general, this worries me.
Arandora was apparently checking, likely a Sorceress (but if he's the head of the Mafia, it didn't help her: the Necromancer has a good status), a Ranger was hanging out under TaKo's door (well, what's the point of wasting time while the Paladin is out on a hit :smile04: ), and a Thief apparently visited Vegtam.
I don't even want to talk about Gura; ugh, some people really don't know how to drink.