Posts from Мафия 17. Blood Omen.

Execute Kash

Execute Kash'a - 3 votes (Anna-Martina, Xostor, Hermit)
Execute Xostor - 1 vote (Kash)

3 votes are required for an execution.
I also want to contribute with a post, even if it's just a little :)

Okay, some rather crude Barbarians are popping into my head. Cash, why are you so happy about the first note? It seems to me that, on the contrary, it's dragging you down: a werewolf tried to kill you, but couldn't, because you are, let's say, the ancestor of all werewolves. The pentagram – the rose on your award looks very much like it. And right away, there's a line about Inferno. Maybe it's a stretch, but... but the profiles are practically empty! There's almost nothing to build these clues from. In short, you understand what I'm getting at... Cancel the Non-Aggression Pact. Execute Kash.

Execute Kash - 4 votes (Anna-Martina, Xostor, Hermit, Werevolka)
Execute Xostor - 1 vote (Kash)

3 votes are required for execution.

If I'm not mistaken, when the mad scientist is killed, the zombies he turned return to normal life. Can they perform Non-Destructive Actions?

1. I think they can, but you need to ask the GM.

After the scientist's death, all zombies are informed that they are free and can play for the city again. They can only perform Non-Destructive Actions if they were turned by the scientist using the Non-Destructive Action "experiments." If they were turned using the "resource gathering" ability, they remain without Non-Destructive Actions.

Execute Kash'a - 4 votes (Anna-Martina, Xostor, Hermit, Werevolka)
Execute Xostor - 1 vote (Kash)

3 votes are required for an execution.

Cash, why were you so happy about the first note? It seems to me that, on the contrary, it implicates you: the werewolf tried to kill you, but couldn't, because you are, let's say, the ancestor of all werewolves.

Damn, how many times do I have to explain that the werewolf couldn't have written two notes at once, and the second note is definitely his! So, the first note is fake. So, the werewolf isn't me!

I'm not trying to defend myself, but rather to achieve a goal, even if it means my own demise, since it's still a draw, and you've already made up your minds.
Okay, I don't mind. I'm addressing the hunter now: even if you don't believe me, take a risk and kill Hostor. Otherwise, he will kill you.

What a mess, so much to do for the city, and I'm still stuck here...

Xostor (22:58:53 24/04/2010)

Cache, where does this confidence come from that the second note is genuine? Does it say on it that it is genuine? Did Lycan call you and warn you that the second note would be genuine?

even if you don't believe me, take a risk and kill Xostor. Otherwise, he will kill you.

Cache, if the game doesn't end after your death, then the hunter's mistake may lead to defeat - when killing an innocent, he dies himself. So let him decide who to kill. And yes, with only one barbarian clue, Xostor is clearly the bad guy.

Damn, so much to do for the city and still just hanging around...

Maybe you meant "so many to kill from the city"?...

I thought I was the only one who didn't understand how Cash determined the authenticity of the second note and the forgery of the first. ))

Cash, what makes you so sure that the second note is genuine? Does it say on it that it's genuine? Did Lycan call you and warn you that the second note would be genuine?

The second note cannot be a fake, because then it loses all meaning. Why would someone use someone else's name and write nonsense? But to pretend to be Lycan in order to frame someone and attribute his role to them is very clever. By the way, respect, you're playing hard.

Cash, if the game doesn't end after your death, then the Hunter's mistake could lead to defeat - when he kills an innocent, he dies himself. So let him decide who to kill. And yes, with only one Berber clue, Xostor is clearly the bad guy.

The game will definitely not end after my death. It will end either at night, if the Hunter's defense triggers and kills you (and also if there isn't another bad guy), or a little later. It depends half on the Hunter, and half on random chance, which is very unpleasant.

Maybe you meant "kill so many from the town"?...

Hos, sorry, but I'm playing as the town, so I'll still try to kill you. I just realized that the Werewolf goes out before the Hunter, I somehow thought it was after. I'll write another final post for the townspeople now... It will be ready by morning))

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I thought I was the only one who didn't understand how Cash determined the authenticity of the second note and the fakeness of the first. ))

Damn! Because Cash didn't write the first note! Hos did!

Most likely, Kash is not the main werewolf, but a lycanthrope, because he first performs the werewolf action, and only then the lycanthrope action, and Majerson was killed on the fifth night after Morning...

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Perhaps the main werewolf killed Tanhäuser, and Gura is already Kash. It's no coincidence that the residents nicknamed the killer the Devil. Kash's faction is Inferno.

Another final post...
Please read carefully and understand that if you don't execute the real werewolf now, the town has less than 50% chance of winning. The Hunter has a better chance because he can finish the game alone, as a lycanthrope. Hunter, do you want that kind of victory? For some reason, I don't care about the town, even though I've already come to terms with my own death.

Now I'm going to break down what will happen after my execution.
Let's say the most positive scenario: there's 1 werewolf, the Hunter, and 2 townspeople left, meaning there's only one bad guy. Let's even assume that the Hunter will listen to me and go kill the werewolf. But: the werewolf goes first... And if I know the Hunter, he definitely knows the werewolf! Moreover, I think there was already one attempt, and the protection worked. Now there are two possibilities - either the protection will work again, or it won't.
1. It works. Everything is fine, the Hunter kills him, and if there are no other bad guys, the town wins.
2. It doesn't work. The Hunter becomes a lycanthrope. I asked the GM: in this case, he will immediately lose his night action and won't be able to kill the werewolf anymore.
Now we have 2 werewolves and 2 townspeople. During the day, everyone will obviously realize who needs to be executed (I'm sure they will, so Hos, don't get your hopes up). A lycanthrope and 2 townspeople will remain. It's not hard to guess that the lycanthrope (the former Hunter) will kill both townspeople and win.

I didn't take into account that one of the two unknown players might be another lycanthrope or a vampire. If that's the case, the town has no chance after my death... I'm asking you again, I'm pleading: review the notes again! Make yourselves think!
Hunter, play for the town, not for yourself!
You two, who are not Hunters. Don't let a random player decide the outcome of the game! If the Hunter's protection doesn't work, you're dead!

Okay, now I've done everything I could for the town.
It's up to you now. You have about 15 hours left

Host is authorized to state:

Xostor ‎(0:21):

The second note cannot be a forgery, because then it loses all meaning.

It doesn't make sense anyway)) You yourself admit it's nonsense.

Host, sorry, but I'm playing for the city, so I will still try to kill you.

The evidence suggests otherwise, and I am inclined to believe it, Cash. And trying to kill me with other people's hands is very clever.

Damn it!!! Because Cash didn't write the first note! But Host did!

Did Lycan say that when he called? Well, okay, it wasn't you who wrote it. And it wasn't me, I'm not a converted one. The author is Lycan, as it is signed.

Hermit, look at the other nights. The victims were in a different order there. For example, from what I remember, Ellina was a victim of the Vampire Queen. Her death is described last, although the Queen appears before the Lycans. It seems to be the same with the Hunter, so the order of deaths, as I think, is not an indicator.

Cash's post. *Popcorn smile*
Yeah, Hostor is the scapegoat) Find credible evidence against me, and then accuse me of all mortal sins. You killed the wrong person that night. Gur should at least not act as I do)
You have very interesting desires and plans. "Hunter, listen to me! Do as I say! I'm for the city - honestly-honestly"... It's not funny now. You just don't know how to get out of this, and you're pretending to be an angel, trying to confuse and "help" the city people... I hope this farce will end with your execution.

Okay, now I've really done what I could for the city.

Ahha, you killed people, confused them before death... Well done, you're a worthy maniac

Hos, you made me laugh :) Alright, arguing with you is pointless, you know that. I'll just grab some popcorn (thanks for the idea)) and try to explain the note system to the players in a less emotional, but more understandable way. Actually, I shouldn't be angry with them for not understanding: it's obvious to me because I know my role and yours, but I still need to get that across to them...

Question to the Game Master: Is the description of events in the newspaper given in the same chronological order as they occurred? That is, are the actions of the main werewolf described first, followed by those of the lycanthropes?

HostorFM radio is broadcasting:

Xostor (0:56):

Hos, you made me laugh.

You're welcome, buddy.
Well, try your best! But don't think I'll let you fool the city.
And how did you find out about my role? O_o