Mafia 106. Plague. Dragon Utopia

I agree with Nebo; it's not worth it.

Should one try to identify someone, risking a swift death from infection, or protect oneself (which is a very important option, as the maniac will be preying on these roles)?

The Haruspex can start healing players no earlier than the 4th night (that is, two nights for autopsy, the 3rd night for brewing, and the 4th night for another corpse and distributing the "elephants" – one for himself, one for someone else). Moreover, by the 4th night, it will already be clear who is who, and the Haruspex will simply confirm for himself (and for others, of course) that a certain player is not a member of the Mafia. The Bachelor initially has protection against infection, so he can use his ability from the very first turn. In general, I don't share your optimism regarding the possibility of the Mafia engaging in a "positional game." It will be a typical series of cross-checks, followed by daytime accusations and nighttime blocks based on those results, starting from the 3rd or 4th day. 1. By the way, if the Mor locks himself out of the game, do previously infected players continue to die, get cured, or remain at the same level (e.g., losing the ND and special abilities that were lost the previous night, but nothing is lost this night)? 2. Here's another question. What happens if the Rat Prophet goes to kill the Olghim, and the Olghim redirects all visitors to the Albino? Will the Albino die? Will the Rat Prophet be unable to act on the next night? 3. The Prophet is immune to infection, right? That is, he cannot infect anyone from the Mafia, correct? 4.

Evil Presence – prevents a visitor from acting on the next night.

Here's another test. I don't see how you can explain to a player the absence of his ND at night if he wasn't going to an isolated player (or wasn't isolated himself). Therefore, finding the Albino won't be that difficult. Wouldn't it be easier to change this to infecting the visitor or something less obvious?