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I might be repeating myself, but no one will bother looking up the history in the wiki (well, maybe one person will). So, keep that in mind when writing the newspapers. It's still mainly needed for hints about the roles of eliminated players, or those who acted at night, whose actions will be mentioned in the newspaper.

If they don't, it's their loss! If I just copy the information from the wiki, the post will take up 30 screens and become difficult to read. If I manually create a brief summary of the history of this world, it will take about three hours of pure time. The only option is if I provide the history retrospectively in the newspapers as a literary addition.

Why can't this be optimized? The Pathfinder can immediately send you the corrected actions based on his goals, and you can send him the actions that should have been if he hadn't interfered. Just for information.

and what will that look like? For example, the Pathfinder has taken control of the Wizard and the Sister of Light, who can block the Prophet that night. You, Pathfinder, act – send me your actions BEFORE receiving information about how these characters (who don't know you're in their minds yet) were going to act.

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Now it seems clear. But regarding the Truth Seeker, if he asks 3 questions, will he publish them or keep the information for his personal use?

This is a question for you – you have a better view of the balance