Mafia 103. Ice and Ash

While there's still time, I'll answer a few questions:

b) It seems strange to me that Uran constantly gets the game rules mixed up, even though he thoroughly reviewed the entire setting and asked many questions before the game started. This can't help but raise some thoughts.
Constantly.

At least name two instances.

Those who need it will find it themselves. Even today you made a mistake – you looked for the cartographer's action in the newspaper, which isn't displayed. And I won't even mention previous days; there were tons of mistakes.

Mafu - absolutely unnecessary.
If your reasoning is that I deliberately, together with my partner, focus on this... Well, what can I do? With such logic, you won't get far.

In fact, it’s completely unnecessary for the town. Unless it's for particularly slow-witted people.

I have a question for you: Is Tox mafia or not?

I can't say anything about this because he was practically absent from the discussion. His unfulfilled promise to appear in the thread looks like something a member of the Mafia would do, but who knows what might have happened. One thing I can say for sure is that it's extremely important for the town that Tox turns out to be Mafia; otherwise, after my execution, the town risks being unable to execute another Mafia member the next day.

Tell me, what does this have to do with blocking?
Until you name specific peaceful roles that could belong to the blocked players, you don't have an argument.
Give specifics – who could they have been, and who couldn't they have been.

Considering the blocks on Rimpel and Vish on the first day, there are only one or two peaceful roles (cartographer, healer) between them and 3 Mafia members, meaning each has a higher chance of being Mafia than being peaceful. I really hope I won't have to explain this further, as we discussed it back on the first day.
In light of this, a logical question arises: why doesn't either of them suspect the other of being Mafia if they were both peaceful? Rimpel boasts about his "tab," but such a "tab" is worthless if it doesn't provide even basic information. That’s basically all there is to it.

Why am I, Master, not Mafia? This is what I want to read your answer for.

Because a master-mafioso will go after their teammates in order to win, rather than defend the first teammate from being lynched when the chances of convincing anyone are almost zero.

Oh, this town, it just can't play like that