Posts from Мафия 23. The Rockland tavern

Happy Girl descended into the main hall via the eastern staircase. She crawled down the stairs on all fours, smiling rather foolishly at everyone around and occasionally mumbling something incoherent.
-I...I'm...looking for another double portion of ale, please!-she announced,-two mugs.

1) reveals the killer's role if he observes him at the moment of committing the crime or his victim
2) can replace the evidence planted by the killer at the crime scene with his own (even with very light evidence); if the killer does not use additional evidence, the thief can also plant his own (i.e., the main thing is that there are not three pieces of evidence at once)

Oh, I already talked about this on the previous page, that it could have been the thief's evidence.

Damn, if Hostor was a paladin, and the ranger goes crazy and starts killing people at night, then we're all in trouble.
But I'm worried that nothing was said about the ranger being unhappy... maybe Hostor is a mercenary? (blade)

And his killer was clearly not cute, chopping him to pieces and then burning him... or maybe the charred body is also a clue, right?

I was thinking, what if a maniac killed Hosa first, and then the Necromancer (probably a Black Mage or Necromancer) came and burned his remains. According to the turn order, the Warrior goes first, and then the Black Mage/Necromancer.

The clue points too obviously to Kyle. But I don't like the fact that this clue is "too obvious."

Happy got drunk with the brewer. Happy, why drink so much that you end up crawling on all fours? :D

Looks like they killed a Paladin (broken blade). The Ranger will be unhappy.

Ugh, what was I even writing in that post where I said pretty much the same thing? -_-."

There's no reason for the Thief to plant evidence. Why would he want to frame Kyle? The Thief is playing for the town. He has no reason to eliminate players by planting false evidence.
It would only make sense for the Thief to plant evidence on a player if he suspects that player is the murderer.

I can say one thing: based on the description, I conclude that Hostor is a Hired Hand. Haha, the Mafia is probably scared that I might be a strong role with important Night Knowledge, so they decided to block me, although they still messed up and lost their blocker (probably), which was not even up to them.

A Thief, following the rules, can plant evidence on the murderer. If he saw that Kyle was the murderer, he could replace his evidence with his own or plant additional evidence so that we would definitely hang him.

1) reveals the role of the murderer if he observes him at the moment of committing the crime or his victim
2) can replace the evidence planted at the crime scene by the murderer with his own (even with very light evidence); if the murderer does not use additional evidence, the thief can also plant his own (i.e., the main thing is that there are not immediately three pieces of evidence).

Neyra, who then killed the mercenary? A maniac? And where is the mafia murder? And who would burn a mercenary if it's the Warlock who is attacking with elements.

Looks like they killed the Paladin (broken blade), the Ranger will be unhappy.

The rules state:

1) reveals the role of the killer if he observes him at the moment of committing the crime or his victim. 2) can replace the clue left at the crime scene by the killer with his own (even a very easy one); if the killer does not use an additional clue, the thief can also leave his own (i.e., the main thing is that there are not three clues at once).

I don't understand. Doesn't he know perfectly well who he's watching?

A fire mushroom, so to speak. And did anyone try to look for "Brondy"? Or the text in an unknown language?

True, the search is difficult. I only found a hair dye color and a farm in Poland when searching for "Brondy" (specifically with a capital letter in the newspaper).

Or the text in an unknown language?

The picture in the newspaper depicts a slain woman, presumably. She has no armor, and she is holding a blade – Hostor was a mercenary.

Only a few hours of life were shattered that night, but what beautiful hours they were...