Mafia 99. The tragedy of the city of Ve-He.

Regarding the Shaman. It's clear – I haven't been active enough to process all the information and draw meaningful conclusions, even for the rest of the day. The Shaman himself doesn't provide arguments, and there's this strange, out-of-the-blue ultimate ability cast on Vespyr, who wanted to execute someone. Blah, blah, I agree with you.
I was asked about the Snowman. I didn't want to comment right now; I was planning to gather my thoughts first. But there's a chance I won't have time to sort everything out today (seriously, this is consuming me ;p).
So, about the Snowman. Psychologically, I'm neutral (I like his writing style; he expresses his thoughts very clearly, but his reasoning flows in a slightly different direction than mine).
Also, the clues are a factor.
The Ptolemies, as a dynasty, were founded by one of Alexander the Great's generals. That's the first sentence from Wikipedia. In turn, Diodorus described the history of Alexander the Great's reign (and the entire history, including his father, Philip II, and others, starting with the Trojan War) in his works. And the most famous cultural work from the entire period described by Diodorus is the Iliad. The author of the Iliad is Homer. The Snowman chose Homer.

But there's a catch: I'm more of a master of the Barbarians than of solving clues, so I don't know how this will help. Also, I still remember the previous game where I messed up. So, please just keep this in mind and don't consider it a call for execution. I'm not ready to take responsibility. I'm still processing.