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I have a lot of different thoughts, but they all seem to be scattered. I can't seem to put them all together in one post. :( Well, in general... 1. Ami and Usagi, left alone, can't kill. 2. What kind of "UD" (Undead Detector) does Usagi recharge if the Mafia, oh... if the Defenders of Earth don't have a single UD? Is she going to resurrect an alien? 3.
Supercomputer – covers the killing colleague, protects her from being blocked (Bertie receives two lies in the poll)
Hmm... I don't like what's in the parentheses...
4.
leaves a clue on a random player
:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
5.
Burning Mandala – kills the target if they were being guarded/healed; the kill passes to the guard/healer and so on, in a chain, until the first corpse. Once every 3 nights.
What will happen if the guard and the doctor visit each other, and this thing is aimed at one of them?
5.
Hypnosis – learns the target's role, gains control over them for 24 hours. 2 charges.
Can you hypnotize Usagi and, using her UD, gain control over a Mafia member until the end of the game?
6.
Emerald Dragon – kills the target and everyone who came to them.
This thing was in the hands of a town in a 65-player game once, but there were 2 Mafia teams + a couple of maniacs. Here, I don't really know how it will look and who will benefit the most...
7.
Coordinator – knows the sister-pursuers, cannot communicate with them. Receives all information from their information actions.
There were all sorts of "gorma" and other things, but to know 4 + yourself out of 8 town members...
8. And what is "Chibiusa" anyway? Does she act independently, only choosing in what form to "maniac"? Or does she choose a side when she chooses a role? Then it's really crazy: 8 town members against 6 Mafia members.

P.S. I've seen 4 towns with 4 people each against 4 maniacs with the right to join and each role having a kill ability, but there was a lot of HP and different rules. But here, I don't even know.

Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно.
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.

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