Posts from Mafia 110. Heckelia

Inarom's unsuccessful defense of his interests.

Although, I checked the text of the tale about the princess and the pea in the wiki, and there is nothing about featherbeds there. For some reason, I thought that there was some emphasis on them.

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If the clue is just a featherbed, then it's very strange. I can't understand how one could build some kind of chain from someone's profile and end up with a featherbed. It seems that we are without clues in this game.

clues for noobs. and it seems that everything else in this game is also like that.

Here's a Barbarian on Mejjah:

Periny -> Night Periny of Königsberg

How did this transition happen?
From "Periny," I only see a normal link in the wiki leading here: Sardanapal

I'm currently trying to figure it out myself. It seems like I mixed up what I was searching for in the wiki about "perinas" and what I was reading in the article, probably because I forgot to close some tabs.

Okay, I get it now. Either we were talking about different things, or I was just slow to understand.
Overall, everything seems clear regarding the night events, as far as I can tell. Now we just need to find Inar, since there's evidence pointing to him.

It's easier said than done. But yes, you definitely need to guess the clue, considering that calculating it based on Inara's blocks is not ideal.

It can be calculated by executing it.

So, do we only have evidence from the Russian Wikipedia, or what? I came across this coincidence.

In Russian.

The previous mafia job made me an expert in history; this one made me a mattress salesman.

In Russian.

Okay. So, it seems there was a coincidence after all. I got from Perrin to Byron, but haven't made any further progress yet. I'll probably continue tomorrow.

Okay, my head is spinning a bit.
Look, I asked Revan a few questions in private (ha, just a few, hahaha), and the initial goal of the explosives, as mentioned in the newspaper, isn't clear, so it's not obvious who visited whom. Not at all.
Also, I don't really like the idea that Nebo was Alm. As we discussed yesterday, I ruled out that role for him, and rereading it just confirmed it. He was sure he was killing Alm in the end, but at the beginning, he was actively guessing the clue about the murderer, pointing to Rafaga. This doesn't seem right. Although, of course, the only ultimate truth can be the fact from the newspaper. He could have targeted El Isin, and then the redirection took effect; who knows. Maybe. It's just a coincidence.
In any case, he doesn't really fit other roles either. I could consider Lo, inspired by Turkish TV series, but Nebo is almost certainly a town member; a mafia Nebo wouldn't be so proactive during the day. So, let's agree with this version.
Otherwise, I generally tend to agree; we have a third person with unknown relationships with the first two, but he's alive and well. He's providing protection/healing.
Yashchur is isolated from society – Okay.
Crabby – our necromancer chose an offensive tactic and started depriving everyone of their will to live, hmm... But, apparently, he was afraid of explosions, so he went not to an active town member, but to Crabby.
Ples – protection.
Tox – check.
Hmm, there's one more thing, though, and that is, I'm not entirely sure who Tox is. On the one hand, I really liked that the newspaper mentions a detail that I expected to see in it. But on the other hand, one phrase from Tox yesterday didn't quite fit this version... Or did you all suddenly start disguising yourselves?

Ugh, Crabby, my friend, please forgive me for saying that about you. Let me rephrase it: you weren't around much yesterday.

In any case, he's not very suitable for other roles either. I could consider Lo, inspired by Turkish TV series, but Heaven would almost certainly not be so proactive during the day. So, let's agree with this version.

And it would be strange for the Mafia to send two players to the same target at once. Unless there are redirecting abilities and a Night Detective that messed up the plans.

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Hmm, there's one more thing, though, namely, I'm not entirely sure who Tox is targeting.

And I have a guess, although I might be wrong.