Posts from Мафия 7. The Dark Age

Oh, right, I'm also still playing Heroes of Might and Magic V. Revan, thanks for reminding me.

Execute Neyra Drake - 1 vote (Amko)
Execute Hermita - 1 vote (Kash)
No New Victims - 2 votes (Revan, Arandor)

7 votes are needed for an execution.

For now, I'll use NNV (because of this voice stealer), and then I'll re-vote in the morning – I really need to execute someone...

I have some thoughts, but I'm not sure if winged head is talking about NNV. Although, I think you're all mafia! You've conspired and want to kill me!

Execute Neyra Drake - 1 vote (Amko)
Execute Hermita - 1 vote (Kash)
No New Vote - 4 votes (Revan, Arandor, KostyaN, WisTrit)

7 votes are needed for execution.

By the way, WhiteLizard also has a clan called "Witches," which isn't very "light." As far as I know, they, like vampires, don't particularly like light. Maybe Kash is in on it too?

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Also, it's interesting why Magnus was shot three times in the left side of his body. If the killer approached him from behind, he probably held the gun in his left hand. Kash's left hand is free in his avatar.

I will heed the voices of those who suggested executing Neyra Drake for her second murder on the first day. Execute Neyra Drake. With the decision, Gur

Although I think you're all mafia! You've conspired and want to kill me!

That's right, Vissy. You can't trust anyone, not even the dead %)
Only Luchik, but she's not here =(

Here's Kostya, for example.
He put forward a seemingly plausible version about Hermit and is now silent... Suspicious?

Amko is stuck on the Neira version and subtly supports Kostya... Now Kostya will come and say: I thought, I thought... and decided that it was Neira after all)))

Anyway, I'm sticking to my guns for now.
It's quite possible to attribute notches on the doorframe to Hermit: warrior, knight, elite warrior... (maybe he's just used to marking his victims with notches on the gunstock))

I'm still thinking, waiting to see if Luchik appears with her opinion, or at least an adventurer, they're definitely good.

If the killer sneaked up on him from behind, he was probably holding the gun in his left hand. It's free on Kesh's avatar.

Well, I wouldn't go and kill Magnus with a guitar, that's one thing) And secondly, if he had sneaked up from behind, he would have hit him on the first try, even if he was holding the gun in his foot))

P.S. If Kostya and Amko are mafia, they'll definitely kill me tonight...
Yes, this is a provocation =)

Execute Neyra Drake - 2 votes (Amko, Gur)
Execute Hermita - 1 vote (Kash)
No New Vote - 4 votes (Revan, Arandor, KostyaN, WisTrit)

7 votes are needed for an execution.

Here are my latest conclusions: - Kyle was a vile schemer, a pawn of Wincho Clock. However, on the first night, instead of removing the protection from Luchik, he went to check on Hermit's status – this wouldn't have been as effective on the first night, so it makes sense. - Hermit is likely an Illuminati killer with a 60% probability, and he already has 2 kills to his name, just like Magnus (I know from experience that it's more effective to send one killer repeatedly than to expose everyone at once). Kyle met his demise while checking on Hermit's status, and on the following night, Hermit was sent to Magnus-Stalker, who had already killed (or killed:) ) Silverfail. In short, I'll check the order of the night actions again to make sure everything fits, and let's look for evidence together for the first murder on the stairs; I have a feeling Hermit was involved in that too!:smile22: For now, I'm canceling the Night Neutral Vote and voting to execute Hermit, followed by handing him over for scrap.

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Aha! It all adds up!

6) Kills Stalker
10) Kills Killer

I suggest we collectively delve into Hermit's profile and find that clue to Kyle's death!:smile02:

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Damn... almost everything fits, but not quite – Kyle couldn't have been Luchik's wealthy deputy if his clothes are noticeably poor. I must have made a mistake somewhere again... I'll keep thinking.

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I feel like we're almost there – we're about to figure out who's who!:smile20: We'll deduce Kyle's role using the method of elimination, and then determine who committed the murders, and finally, who among the players did it!

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Okay, I almost understand everything! The key question: can a mafia team use 2 of their Night Actions for 2 kills? Everything depends on this.

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By the way, I've already realized that Neyra has a 100% alibi! She has a house! Expensive furniture! How could she be a Stalker?? Who else is against Neyra – they're probably just jealous because of their poverty and underground lifestyle:D :smile30: !

I understand almost everything now! The key question is: can one team of Necromancers use their two Necromancer abilities to perform two kills? Everything depends on this.

Yes, they can :)
What would that achieve? It only tells me that Kyle might have been poor and willing to commit murder.

Hmm... I didn't quite understand something about Magnus, or the GM made a mistake with the descriptions, or maybe he wasn't a stalker either! But who was he then?! He had an apartment... once.

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The most interesting thing is that we don't know anything about the well-being (or standard of living) of the Illuminati! This is a serious oversight!:rolleyes: ... Maybe the word "not rich" applies to them! But then it's unclear how a rifle could have killed Kyle. After all, 99% he was from the Underground, thank goodness:smile04:!

Execute Neyra Drake - 2 votes (Amko, Gur)
Execute Hermita - 2 votes (Kash, KostyaN)
NNV - 3 votes (Revan, Arandor, WisTrit)

7 votes are needed for execution.

The key question: can one Mafia team use its 2 Night Actions to perform 2 kills?

GM, I already answered that such a situation is possible.

Good luck.

Kostya, you made a good point about Neyra's house.
And also, as I understand it, there are two poor people here (without a house), while the rest (the mafia members: Illums, Stalker, and the leader of the rebels) are well-off, but we don't know to what extent.