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Mentioning a nickname during a DEFENSIVE ultimate? That's just crazy.
Alright, let's summarize the night.
Keymaster - blocked Lizzie.
Grave Robber - no Night Defense.
Sage - damaged Plethora's spirit/soul.
Guardian - either blocked or used his second Night Defense; since there were no victims, it didn't go through.
Raven, I think, stayed home; I've stopped believing in GMs who kill in the first night.
Dragonkin - compared.
Witch - hid/checked.
No sign of the Astrologer. One of the blocked.
Chronicler - probably checked.
Healer - healed Nephele.
Reaper used his ultimate. Why? Someone from those who are often targeted by a group in the first night. Arandor, Menti, or even Drakko - these are possibilities.
Adept - crippled Nebo.
Enchanter - blocked Amka.
Leatrice killed the Sage. Why her? I think Sting was scared of Revan's simple clues and decided to eliminate the most useless role, which, moreover, is unlikely to be killed by a GM.
Sorcerer - tried to kill the Sage. Incinerate, and even Dematerialize works as an energy blast.
Revan, if the Sorcerer's intended target didn't die, will the mark be on them?