Posts from Mafia 112. Pirates of the HW Sea Auto-translated

While everyone was busy with Yashur's body, no one noticed that the ship had entered a dense fog. Only later did we realize that we had gotten too close to the Misty Rocks, and the ship didn't crash into them only by sheer luck. The captain was furious and ordered the helmsman, Morning, to be punished with ten lashes. But the punishment was not to be carried out, as there was no one at the helm - Morning had disappeared without a trace. Two sailors desperately searched for him, but it was all in vain. On the helm was only a small piece of fabric with an attached tag that read "Made by the dangerous little Strela from Gilead."

In the second game, we have 2 blocks (one from the Mafia, the other from the Conclave).

However, **Ple-Sen** was declared the culprit of the fight, and he was sent to the crow's nest to sit in solitary confinement.

The first mate, noticing this, immediately ordered Ment to be tied to the bowsprit so that the others wouldn't follow suit.

with holes in his pockets

with a bag of salt

quickly interrupted by a strong slap from the quartermaster

Among them was, of course, **Fragment**, who had already managed to squander all his money, two goats, and a wife he never had.

Fragment turned and spat over his shoulder, hitting him in the eye.

and won the jackpot in terms of discipline with a club.

Could the monkey be currently "radar-ing" Neiko? I mean, all this attention towards her seems less like protection or care, and more like stalking. Stalking involves observation, and the monkey is doing that by stealing the hat. However, for that to be true, she would have to steal the hat specifically from the person she's observing...

Hello everyone!
Indeed, missing just one day of discussion due to ignorance and being busy, and suddenly you're under suspicion...
I haven't watched Pirates, haven't played anything similar, and I don't understand half of the local jargon, but I've partially grasped the rules and the essence of the conversation and events.
In short, I clearly have nothing to lose, so here's the truth.
1. Cat was giving herself away with excessive mafia-like organizational activity throughout the first day, and as soon as someone hinted at it, she immediately fell silent.
2. Revan either conspired or simply consolidated with Silverfail.
3. Naiko surprised me by being the first to suggest me for the role of Kraken.
4. Against Heroist, the monkey really seemed to use the steal ability.
5. With Yashur's return, there's no need to rack our brains over the "top-notch swamp killer," right? Aoi Tori and Nebo were clearly trying to steer us away from describing the "swamp killer," and for some reason, it seemed important to me.
6. Ment was pushing for the obvious nonsense about the Hound of the Baskervilles. And he was defending Nebo.
7. I'm not from here and don't understand much, but in the intro and in the second newspaper, there are goats (animals). Maybe it's important?
8. Mold and Cat are constantly defending each other with all their might. They don't even seem to be afraid of being exposed.
9. Aoi Tori persistently calls for Nebo to be executed twice. And he was the first to suspect Cat, by the way...
10. Astralien is clearly in a hurry to draw conclusions about me. But maybe he just latched onto an argument.
That's the situation. I haven't looked at the clues yet, but that's no reason to suspect me of bad behavior at night)).
Peace to everyone, and just in case, let's not speak ill of the dead 🙂

Against Heroist

The Monkey stole from the Heroist on the first night. On the second night, we have 2 blocks (one from the Mafia, the second from the Monkey). This means the Heroist had a bottle of rum.
Among the peaceful roles, rum is held by Elizabeth (Locken – dead), Gibbs (definitely not the Heroist, because his night action was on him on the first night + this role is presumably with the Mentalist), Jack Sparrow, and Cotton.

The Monkey ignores the block, but does not ignore the “leave me alone” action, which means the Heroist is not Jack. That leaves Cotton. I don’t see the Heroist in this role. If, after the execution, it turns out that he is actually Cotton, then, of course, I will apologize profusely, admit my mistake, and so on. But I highly doubt that I will have to apologize.

Execute the Heroist.

I have no idea why you decided that there's no non-disclosure monkey on the first night. It's clearly written about the Heroist's holey pockets – it's hard not to notice and understand that it's about stealing. Which is what I wrote after the first night. There's also an obvious theft on the second night. And most likely, a second action. Why you decided that it must be a block – I don't know. It seems like there's little benefit for the monkey.

My bad, yesterday I was quickly reading the newspaper and the players' daily posts because I was doing everything during work hours, and in the evenings, either I watch TV series with my husband or I immerse myself in games.