Мафия 32. Asylum

If you analyze it, there is some truth in Visa's words. Although it's possible that he himself is a griefer, because you can't deny it, but I think we should ban Gila4. Otherwise, the city will lose again!!!
What other ideas do you have, guys?

Arandor seems to have been Ugo Cherletti; the psychiatrists did a good job. But the cop isn't bringing us any benefits; maybe we should try to find him? Although, I agree, Gill is a good candidate, and Hostor is suspicious.

Mana needs to be drained. He has clearly chosen his side. We have an agreement with the Psionics, so we won't touch them for now. Don't reveal the solution to the "luck" puzzle yet, even if you figure it out. The main task is to identify the mana source, so for now, let's see what's happening with the oak leaf.
If my role hasn't become clear after yesterday's events and today's happenings, that's not a reason to execute me. Don't touch Hostor either. For now.

So, is Gill a bad guy?

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We have an agreement with the crazies.

A crazy guy has an agreement with other crazy guys.

Well, among the city dwellers, only Eddie could be a Guild member.

Gil, I don't like what you're doing. Yesterday, you didn't want to cast mana. What's with him today?

So, is Gill a bad guy?

If he's not a guard, then yes...

Well, out of the city dwellers, only Eddie could be a Guild member.

Yes, I know, but the chances of that are very slim.

Hmm, in this game, stats play a more significant role than usual. Based on his stats, Hostor can only be a Knight or a Sorcerer.
It's also interesting that anyone who encounters a "patrol" knows who their killer is, even if it's posthumously.

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Ah, he can also be a Guard.

Thorium, how is he "giving up"? He killed our main guy. "Unity of Opposites" - death in one night of two leaders, good and evil, Rail and Cherletti.
Man can still harm us. Most likely, he will continue to do so. With one Neutral Deed, he has a chance to primarily harm peaceful players who come to him, and with another, he can kill one of ours. As you understand, the chances of our player dying are higher, so it's still too early to shoot accurately; even with the best intentions, Man will interfere.
We have two options for who to execute - Man or the Psionic. We have a temporary truce with the Psionics, and they are fulfilling the terms of the agreement. That leaves Man, who is harming us. So, we are looking for clues to solve the mystery.
And yes, great prosecutors, do you have evidence that I am not a guard?

Although, judging by the description, the guard seems to be from Pitch Black, while the badge indicates the role of Arandor.

Gil or Ed, or rather, they both do a pretty good job of playing that role. The description of the defense is confusing; it's hard to tell where Ed was defending and where the priest was.

Does the guard have his own office? And does he live there, too, along with the doctors?

But if Pitch Black needed to report the murder, it means he was a guard. Isn't that right?

The description of the defense is confusing; it's hard to tell where Ed was defending and where the priest was.

Xostor, for example, looked completely calm, and there was not the slightest fear on his serene face.

I think it was the priest who provided the defense.