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I'm just curious why one would write it like that. Knowing the weapon type greatly reduces the number of possible player roles. It's clear here that Hostor cannot have energy weapons. Only the mechanic, magister, and bibliarian have them. But the first two are corpses, and the latter's status is loyal to Chaos. Still, the mafia's motives remain unclear to me.
Hmm, there's actually something interesting here. Let's assume that Hostor really is an iterator. Then the note about his energy weapon cannot be a "whitewashing" attempt by heretics — because they went to kill the Magister, and the only possible role left for Hos would be bibliarian. Similarly, a note about Hostor's loyalty to Chaos is unlikely to belong to the heretics — most roles in the city are loyal to the Emperor. On the other hand, what sense does it make for the Inquisition to blacken the reputation of someone they were killing in their notes? My confidence in Hos being an iterator has wavered... Correct me if I've mixed something up. Although wait. How did the heretics know they would kill the Magister?)) But still, it seems somehow unjustified — forging statuses for one of their own when they already align with the majority of the city.
Revan, a big plus for the reasoning. So far you're the only one I trust 100 99%. I also like Rimpa's game; I think he can be trusted too. Amko, despite the persistent desire to get me killed, seems peaceful to me, although I think it's worth keeping an eye on him. I don't really like Vistrit's inaction; nothing is heard except from Dovkain, but the block on the second night (coupled with the absence of a guard and healer's ND) largely whitewashes him. I'd like to hear from Lizard; his absence is worrying. Nothing is clear about Kosha yet. Kits — either peaceful, or a teammate of Lynx playing carefully)