Mafia 75. The Mystery of the Ancient Ruins.

Loken knew from the very beginning who Vesper was, hmm...
Toksi, is the point of the post that Loken deceived everyone? He staged the discovery in the ruins of ANCIENT EVIL, but in reality, there were just ordinary treasures and nothing more? )
Overall, it was good. The city, sorry for the mistakes, I made a lot of them. If I had calculated the roles more accurately, I could have won, because redirection, when used correctly, is very powerful. But instead, I only hindered...
However, I played Revan well. Although the randomness was high, this tactic still needs to be confirmed, in my opinion... Heroist did a good job. Not every time do the defenders guess who to go to, it's a pity that Heroist wasn't saved by the elemental protection.
Overall, it's clear that the negative players were unlucky. But, to be fair, Loken could have used the killing rune less often and/or not used it so often on himself, especially considering that Markelius might not attack, and other roles will hardly break through the elemental protection. But he still won...

Patrick – rune on himself, check on Kosh, curse on Vesper. (he managed to place the rune, the rest of the non-detection spells were consumed)

Well, Loken...

Well, the rest of the clues are obvious, because the killers died immediately after the victims.

And why did you come up with them? It was already clear, and time was wasted on inventing them...

Clue - "You are either a beast or a god..." The phrase that you found from Aristotle was almost exactly in the same wording by Francis Bacon. http://ru.wikiquote.org/wiki/Фрэнсис_Бэкон http://ru.wikiquote.org/wiki/Одиночество In the second link, we see the original of this quote - "He who delights in solitude is either a wild beast or a god". Solitude is almost similar to the Spanish Soledad, and both of these words mean, correctly, "loneliness".

I see. Well, overall, the clue is good, but you see, there turned out to be many interpretations, and not all of them look worse than the original...

Additional clue for Vishik - the wall of the University of Geneva. The very first link in Google for this gives "The Wall of the Reformation" - http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Стена_Реформации And although it is not on the wall itself, Martin Luther is considered the leader of the Reformation. Who was born on the date of Soledad's registration.

Hmm, I should have guessed, I didn't even notice. Maybe it would have given some necessary information...
In general, overall it was good. Some people were frankly pleasing, others at least played well. Only I dragged my team down the whole game. So we can say that the game was successful. Thank you all for the game, including the GM, it was interesting!
Congratulations to Loken on the victory!