Mafia 40. In the Name of the Emperor

The Night Watch's role is well-defined, so there's nothing to add.
It's worth paying attention to:

And then we'll see how things unfold and what I have to do to prove that I'm on the town's side if I'm on the verge of being executed. For now, it's more reasonable to execute Tox.

A classic Mafia strategy, expressed so directly that you might not even notice it. As they say, sometimes you don't see what's right in front of your nose.
I'm not advocating for execution, but it's worth keeping in mind.

By the way, I want to remind you that when the Commander and the Investigator are blocked, the target is protected from any effects. What if Tox/Lynx (both) became victims of the Mafia? Also, the Investigator might have intentionally blocked Lynx because using such a Night Watch ability on their own is very useful, at least because it provides protection from being killed.

+, a good theory. It's a plausible scenario.

Recruitment (iterator) - I assume that the heretics were trying to recruit someone this night, but they failed. However, at the same time, the rules don't specify how recruitment would be displayed. We need to clarify this with the GM.

First and foremost, we need to clarify who the recruiter can die from. This is not specified in the description of their Night Watch ability. If no one kills them when they attempt to recruit, then I'm almost certain that the Mafia was indeed trying to recruit.

I liked the idea that the Mafia is OBLIGATED to kill (!) and therefore we execute guys based on a block.

I don't understand this either. Moreover, considering the number of different protections and blocks in the first night, it's quite possible that one of the Mafia members stayed safe.

What bothers me the most is that some people first spoke in favor of executing Tox, and only then started asking questions about the mechanics. And yet, more and more nuances are emerging.