Mafia 63. Knights of the Square Table

Before I analyze the chronicle, I'll take a look at what the players wrote:

There are three questions on the agenda.
1. Who should be eliminated?
2. At what point in the first day will the vote allow us to determine the composition of both sides with 95% accuracy?
3. Who will benefit from the killer?

1) Players on the other team ;)
2) At no point, unless the black team decides to commit suicide after the white team is revealed during the day.
3) No one (He can only be useful to one of the teams if the identities of many players are already known, and one of the teams has no chance of winning without his help).

Well, this game is difficult to consider as a simple mafia game. It's too tactical. Initially, the white team has an advantage during the day, and then everything depends on the killer and random killings.

:eek: Nightmare, I wouldn't want to be on the same side as you with that kind of reasoning...
1) Randomness should never be used to help anyone.
2) The white team has an advantage during the day, but why forget that the black team has an advantage at night?
3) The killer doesn't decide anything (In this game, he needs to remain hidden, trying to create a balance between the teams).

I have a question. Can I, for example, claim that I am a black *crosses out* African American? Or is this also part of the role information now?

In my opinion, it's clear here - something like this should be considered a reveal of a team.

But the white queen is stronger, but the pawn has to survive until then, right.

Why is it stronger? I read the rules 10 times and didn't see anything that the white queen has that the black queen doesn't, and the black queen kills earlier... so the black queen is still stronger...

Now I would like to analyze the chronicle, but

7. Clues are given for killings. A clue indicates a detail of the killer's profile. A clue cannot indicate dynamic profile indicators, such as the number of posts, the time of appearance, the number of violations, etc. The killer can provide an additional clue, which must also indicate his profile. In case of an unsuccessful kill, no clues are given, only additional ones. If the role's natural defense is triggered, only the color of the person who was attacked is displayed in the newspaper. The newspaper does not reveal who the killer was, regardless of whether the kill was successful or not.

It's not entirely clear from this rule what is displayed and what is not...
Could the moderators list everything that is displayed... healing blocks, or something else... or maybe I'm just not reading carefully...
For example, like this: 1) Displayed: Vasya, Petya, and cockroaches 2) Everything else is not displayed, including canaries