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Okay, since everyone has started, I'll begin by recounting the first few minutes of the game.
Role assignment. Ah, the team is wonderful. I was very glad to see Tox. Wolfie and Mort are excellent additions to the Great Adept, although they are valuable in their own right.
We discussed who to take into the team. I still consider this composition to be ideal, even in light of the game that has already ended. We didn't take the Ogre and the Banner: I didn't really understand the point of the first one; it seems like a role purely for an Alchemist. Given the intense pressure on our team (which was expected), the Banner risked becoming a serious disadvantage towards the end of the game. And in the beginning, a double kill doesn't provide significant benefits. In general, we were all in complete agreement on this (although Mort wasn't there yet).
The next episode: later that evening. I was gone for a relatively short hour, and when I returned, I found that Mort had argued with everyone in the team and left the chat with the note "Find a replacement." Well, I was upset, but we got lucky: we got Sareta. Who then immediately fell into a trap, yes... But he discussed the game with us even until the very end; he turned out to be responsible, that's how it was...
And in general, if Heroist hadn't killed me (I was initially angry, asking why he did it, since I was revealing his role, which was convenient, but then he explained that it was an unfortunate misunderstanding), I would have directed everyone, that's how it would have been.)))
Thank you all for the game, especially my teammates! And thank you, Arandor, for hosting it! And as for the best player... it's hard to say; the game was difficult to understand, and people were very prone to making mistakes. So, it's up to you, although I particularly liked Rudy, Vish, and Heroist. And of course, Tox; I think he did a good job of confusing everyone while not revealing the connections.