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In short, you're all to blame. Kosch wasn't hanged, which is why the emissary gained a decisive advantage. Figuring out Ursula was a good move, although it took three tries. But you could have failed. Our plan was solid, but you all messed it up.
Regarding the game, overall, everything was fine. At first, we were afraid of the power of the Fingers, but it turned out they weren't a real threat, except that they just got in the way with their existence and desire to hand victory to the maniac. But that's their problem.
The order of the non-disclosure agreements was very inconvenient. It would have been much easier to do everything in order. Moreover, the redirects should have come before the blocks, which is logical. Then everything would have worked out for us. Even if it hadn't worked out, by executing Kosch, we would have still had a chance to win.
Moreover, if Metzger had actually blocked Ursula, and I had managed to redirect the Margrave to Nefel, we would have had every chance of winning. The very next night, we would have redirected Alex and killed Kosch. At the same time, Night would have been enough to kill Nefel. During the day, we would have reached a 3-3 score, when the conspirators and Cathar could have easily put pressure on the non-disclosure agreements. Then victory could easily have been ours, or at least gone to the assassins. After all, Night ignores all blocks.
Ursula, well done, excellent game. Thank you to my team, Revan, and everyone else.
Thank you all, you're all free to go.