Mafia 29. Witch Hunt

Tako, let me give you a hint: pay attention to one of my notes in the 27th Mafia (I changed my name there with a specific hint, hehe). And see who I was targeting there. Maybe you'll understand.
And you shouldn't expect my analytical post now - it's too late, everything has already been discussed, although all the information is separate.

I'm filling out my table now. And what I don't like is the lack of the Blacksmith's action. At least, I don't see it. Nebo, if the Blacksmith tries to block those who are immune to his block, will it be reflected in the newspaper?

Morni, sorry for that clue about you. I haven't watched Doctor Who, yes, that's why I thought it was possible.

Nebo, another question for you: if a player's status is not "believer, clean," and the Marshal tries to protect him, how can you tell from the description whether the protection was successful? Or can you only tell without an attack on the object of protection? Simple logic - if the description in the newspaper indicates successful protection of Eaves, it also tells us about her status (i.e., she may be the Antichrist, and the clue from the first night was already linked to her). I personally think that you can't tell without an attack, but I would prefer to get confirmation/denial.

Tako, and I also think you are the Magister (I don't see any reason for the Marshal to protect anyone on the first night other than his partner with the resurrection ability, even if it's obvious). I will now address the Templars in general. I insist that you resurrect Slonysh next night. You have two options:
1. You refuse to help us restore the balance of power. You do your own thing. Then nothing will happen to you at night because of a couple of protectors and a doctor, but during the day we will unite with the Mafia and take turns eliminating you. If I'm wrong, and the Magister is not Tako, we have many ways to get rid of you. For example, we can eliminate Hermi in the vote. Those who have been hanged (burned) cannot be resurrected. And then you will be unable to do anything. I have another idea, but it's better to keep it to myself for now. If necessary, we have a backup plan, which also includes an alliance. The Mafia also needs this if they want to win, so think carefully about your choice.
2. The second option is more honest and interesting. You resurrect Slonysh. In this way, you help restore the balance. At least temporarily. It's pointless to target you now, the Mafia is almost complete. Later - yes, the "slaughter" will begin. But wouldn't it be better for you to try to win honestly, to try to influence the vote with your game? You will be able to resurrect Priora next night, the benefit will be the same (he is still without ND), and Slonysh will already be able to act and eliminate a Mafia member. You have nothing to lose.

You can, of course, try to go the first way, but... I promise you that I will personally arrange your defeat. The Mafia will be happy to use this method, because then they will almost certainly win. And the town - it's better for us to take a risk, try to win in an unequal fight with the Mafia, than to let you win simply because of the immortal trio at night. Show what you are capable of in a fair fight. And yes, this is not help for the town. This is a necessary move for your own survival.

And also, regarding Reg. He is either the Loan Shark or a Mafia member. If the Loan Shark bribes him next night, we will execute him tomorrow. The second note, shorter - I think it's protection from his team. Why? Because they wanted to confuse us, but they didn't take into account Ink's more detailed note. And now it's obvious which of the notes is real. If it were shorter, like the fake one, they could have really confused us. So I'm almost sure that Reg is in the Mafia. But we can't risk it anymore after the mistake with Neyra, so we'll wait for the night.

Tako, let me give you a hint: pay attention to one of my notes in the 27th Mafia (I changed my name there with a specific hint, hehe). And see who I was targeting there. Maybe you'll understand.
And you shouldn't expect my analytical post now - it's too late, everything has already been discussed, although all the information is separate.

I'm filling out my table now. And what I don't like is the lack of the Blacksmith's action. At least, I don't see it. Nebo, if the Blacksmith tries to block those who are immune to his block, will it be reflected in the newspaper?

Morni, sorry for that clue about you. I haven't watched Doctor Who, yes, that's why I thought it was possible.

Nebo, another question for you: if a player's status is not "believer, clean," and the Marshal tries to protect him, how can you tell from the description whether the protection was successful? Or can you only tell without an attack on the object of protection? Simple logic - if the description in the newspaper indicates successful protection of Eaves, it also tells us about her status (i.e., she may be the Antichrist, and the clue from the first night was already linked to her). I personally think that you can't tell without an attack, but I would prefer to get confirmation/denial.

Tako, and I also think you are the Magister (I don't see any reason for the Marshal to protect anyone on the first night other than his partner with the resurrection ability, even if it's obvious). I will now address the Templars in general. I insist that you resurrect Slonysh next night. You have two options:
1. You refuse to help us restore the balance of power. You do your own thing. Then nothing will happen to you at night because of a couple of protectors and a doctor, but during the day we will unite with the Mafia and take turns eliminating you. If I'm wrong, and the Magister is not Tako, we have many ways to get rid of you. For example, we can eliminate Hermi in the vote. Those who have been hanged (burned) cannot be resurrected. And then you will be unable to do anything. I have another idea, but it's better to keep it to myself for now. If necessary, we have a backup plan, which also includes an alliance. The Mafia also needs this if they want to win, so think carefully about your choice.
2. The second option is more honest and interesting. You resurrect Slonysh. In this way, you help restore the balance. At least temporarily. It's pointless to target you now, the Mafia is almost complete. Later - yes, the "slaughter" will begin. But wouldn't it be better for you to try to win honestly, to try to influence the vote with your game? You will be able to resurrect Priora next night, the benefit will be the same (he is still without ND), and Slonysh will already be able to act and eliminate a Mafia member. You have nothing to lose.

You can, of course, try to go the first way, but... I promise you that I will personally arrange your defeat. The Mafia will be happy to use this method, because then they will almost certainly win. And the town - it's better for us to take a risk, try to win in an unequal fight with the Mafia, than to let you win simply because of the immortal trio at night. Show what you are capable of in a fair fight. And yes, this is not help for the town. This is a necessary move for your own survival.

And also, regarding Reg. He is either the Loan Shark or a Mafia member. If the Loan Shark bribes him next night, we will execute him tomorrow. The second note, shorter - I think it's protection from his team. Why? Because they wanted to confuse us, but they didn't take into account Ink's more detailed note. And now it's obvious which of the notes is real. If it were shorter, like the fake one, they could have really confused us. So I'm almost sure that Reg is in the Mafia. But we can't risk it anymore after the mistake with Neyra, so we'll wait for the night.