Mafia 90. The Tale of Oldforest.

Well, if this is a reason to award the Shaman a medal, then in my opinion, the one who starts changing the rules and balance after the game has already begun deserves it.
1) The set was in place for 2 weeks, and no one paid attention = everyone is to blame.
2) There was complete chaos in the order of actions initially. The points I raised were taken into account. No one else paid attention. See point 1). ;) By the way, the bard could have stopped all the characters you mentioned. But not with all the non-player characters.
3) Here, the question is about the effect of the block on doubled damage. One was blocked, the other was not. In the previous game, there was a similar situation with a troll and redirection. Here, the GM decides how the block/redirection works: on both damage types at once or only on the first. The only downside is that this should be written in the rules. But again, we didn't ask, and the GM overlooked it...
4) There are rules, and the GM didn't want to change them during the game. And that's exactly right!

I was told that my set was not fully developed (which it is). I gave way to those who had everything ready. I wasn't going to play at first; I was waiting for amber from Val d'Emerol, but after a week, I saw that you still hadn't gathered enough players and the system wasn't organized. I realized that I wouldn't see the end of my game, so I started pushing people from other forums and, at the same time, explained how dangerous the role of a journalist can be. The Shaman assured me that he would limit the journalism, but in reality, it turned out that the Shaman and I exist in different universes: he asked the snowman questions like: "Are you made of several snowballs stacked on top of each other?" "Are you a player named Snowman?" and "Are you an essential attribute of the Russian winter?" He considers them DIFFERENT IN ESSENCE; I am DIFFERENT ONLY IN FORM, BUT THE SAME IN ESSENCE.

Like Zadornov's story about the two ninth cars: "But the workers are also normal people and believe that the 9th car is the one after the 8th, not the one before the 10th." The Shaman doesn't belong to the "normal" ones - for him, a block that doesn't reach its target = successful