Posts from Mafia 26. Lady Mallowen's Last Caprice Auto-translated

By the way, there are also these candies – "Monte Cristo"
http://russianfooddirect.com/rus/store/37/food/candy-sweets/candy-gift-boxes/monte-kristo_item68.html

Maybe it's a false lead. Then the real clue is probably here:
"Strangely, he was not only fully dressed, but his packed bag was also standing at the door of the room."

Tea party? Skull? Montecristo can be attributed to too many people, it's unlikely that Slonysh would provide such a clue.

Tea party? Skull?

I agree! Maybe they could be clues.

You can attribute "Monte Cristo" to too many people; it's unlikely that Slonysh would give such a clue.

Or maybe Monte Cristo has some "complicated" interpretation.

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The tea party fits TaKo and me.

There's also information about the tea party in Ling's profile.

And what clue does Taco have regarding the second murder?

I was also thinking that with the help of the drug, there are already at least 4 clues pointing to the murderer. Aren't the Mafia taking too much of a risk?

I was just thinking that with the help of a booster, there should be at least 4 pieces of evidence against the murderer. Aren't the Mafia taking too much of a risk?

Well, if the Mafia member is a Register, then there would be nothing surprising about a large number of planted pieces of evidence. But in other cases, evidence is planted very rarely.

Wow, so much has been written! Sorry I couldn't be here yesterday... Work, what can you do? So, let's get started with the analysis: **General conclusions:** Unfortunately, we've lost at least two roles that are especially important for the town: the Doctor and the Detective... Vegtam, in my opinion, was a Guardian - judging by the description, possibly a butler. The losses are colossal!!! However, there is hope... I think our lovely maniac killed the Lovestruck Maid, Lisa, tonight.

A bunch of keys was lying near the body, probably dropped in the heat of the struggle.

- she has the keys, even to all the doors! So there's reason to be happy! We will continue to fight... That's the general picture... **Now, let's look at the specifics.** Clues. Hmm - I don't think we should focus on the maniac just yet (or rather, we should, but not execute him). I'm glad again that the maniac is useful to the town! In the early stages of the game, he's more useful alive :D It's easiest to execute him because clues against him will accumulate gradually. So I'm not even considering the clues against him. **Now, the Mafia.** Things aren't very clear here. In the first night, Jane (the hat pin) clearly killed someone. In the second night, there are options - either the Advocate killed someone, or Jane killed again. So there's a chance that the clues from both nights point to the same person. And that makes it easier to find him! The clue from the first day clearly points to Monte Cristo... But what exactly was meant - whether it's his second name, the sea and ships, or even the brand of cigars or the author's name - I'm afraid I don't understand. The clues from the second day, I think, could be - smoke, an unlit fireplace, a cloak, or its fabric. If it's smoke, could it be the Registrar's pipe? Or Nebo's cigarettes? And there's smoke in the background of his avatar... The cloak could well belong to the gentleman in the top hat from Hermit's avatar. Or again, Nebo - there's a guy in a cloak in his avatar. The fire from the picture in Leang's signature? I don't have any more clear thoughts... Maybe they'll come to me during the night. For now, to avoid a modkill - **NNV (No Night Vote).** But there are already suspects, I think...

So, I wouldn't even consider him as a suspect.

You're wrong. The probability that the murderer is among the eleven people and ends up being a member of the Mafia is lower than if he were a citizen. In theory, if you don't execute the Mafia, then execute the murderer. That would be better than a Nuclear, Noob, Victory.

Is that fire from the image in the caption of Ling?

Can I be a little bit of a N'yira for a moment?

Okay, I'll have to go with a different approach than I initially intended.
White Lizard is the Maid. If you remember how the Maid blocks, you'll understand the connection to the key combination. Given that the opening of the postman's letter indicated a smoker (note the origin of the quote - "The Picture of Dorian Gray"; and even without that, the expression "healing the soul with sensations" is more suitable for drug addicts, and in our case - an opium smoker), the role of White Lizard became definitively female.
After a brief analysis, taking into account my version of the events of the night, I couldn't figure out what female role Liza had. There were constant inconsistencies, especially considering that he was in the block on the first night, and he was killed on the second (blocking the Mafia (the Lovestruck Maid) on the first night to divert attention was risky - too many neutral parties among the townspeople; and I won't even mention Jane; the Ex-Girlfriend made her move; Lady Beatrice was addressed as "most esteemed," but it's clear that she couldn't have died immediately during Jane's attack on the second night - and given the method of the murder, it's clear that Charles wasn't the attacker; the Head Maid also made her move on the first night).
Then I realized my mistake: I forgot that the Maid blocks before the Smoker. Therefore, the Mafia block on the first night was essentially unsuccessful - Liza did his job. The address "most esteemed" also fits perfectly. Thus, as you have already understood, Arandor is the opium smoker. This also coincides with the check of his status.
And even though I wanted us to eliminate the Mana user first, and not the blocker, we can't delay any longer.
Execute Arandor.

Cry, city! >< The 2nd day is ending, and there's no clarity! What the...? ><

Can I indulge in a little bit of Nera-style whimsy?

Leang, better think, yes. You can be whimsical after the game!

You're wrong. The probability that a serial killer will end up in the Mafia is lower than if they were in the Town. In theory, if you don't execute the Mafia, then you execute the serial killer. That would be better than a Nuclear Winter.

I already insisted on this in Mafia game #23, and I reiterate - the Seer also wants to win, they calculate who the Mafia are, and try to kill them... Besides, Seers often play "for the Town" - if that's how you can put it. But if someone insists strongly, I can reveal the clues I have on the serial killer, as I see them. But then the chance that the Mafia will kill him, and there will be no way to stop them - is almost 100%. I still think the Seer is useful for the Town...

Can I be a little bit capricious in the style of Neyra?

I don't know what you mean :rolleyes:, but probably. I was just voicing all the versions that came to my mind... Is that bad? Or too unbelievable?

Hmm, interesting... I should think about it.

I can reveal clues about the murderer, as I believe. But then, the chance that the Mafia will kill him, and there will be no way to stop them – is almost 100%.

What makes you so confident that your guesses about the clues on the murderer are absolutely correct? In any case, I would like to hear them. And if the Mafia kills him, that's even better than if we executed him. There will be one less townsperson dying at night, and more clues.

I don't know what you mean, but maybe. I was just voicing all the ideas that came to my mind... Is that bad? Or too far-fetched?

I didn't mean that at all. Pay closer attention to the quote from your post.

I have another Barbarian, but he's not very good. Aria has a song called "Night is Shorter Than Day," and it has the lyrics "The dawn's ray clings to the wall, I hear the clinking of keys..."

Blocking the Mafia (the "Loving Maid") on the very first night to divert attention was risky – there were too many neutral players among the townspeople.

Only this phrase raised a question for me after reading everything. I actually disagree here... this has been done, and more than once. The Mafia can be smart, with a non-standard long-term plan for the game... Therefore, at the very least, I already have some doubts.

And also – you are relying on the postman's letter, am I right? Are you sure that this isn't a Mafia setup? The postman promised to visit Hos – and didn't. There are doubts about who wrote the letter. I am only sure about the Detective's note... His information is confirmed by the results of the night. The rest could very well be fabricated.

Otherwise – the information is actually interesting... I will think about it! Well done... I wish everyone would reason like that!

What makes you so confident that your guesses about the clues pointing to the serial killer are absolutely correct? In any case, I would like to hear them. And if the mafia kills him, that would be even better than if we executed him. There will be one less city dweller at night, and more clues.

Well, not confidence, but I have at least 2 options that are quite suitable.

I didn't mean that at all. Take a closer look at the quote from your post.

Oops...sorry...it's more of a typo:o :D

I have another Berber, but he's not really involved at all. Aria has a song called "Night is Shorter Than Day," and it has the lyrics "The dawn's ray clings to the wall, I hear the clinking of keys..."

:D Well, you know, he's still a complete Berber, in my opinion!:D It's not even worth considering!

P.S. By the way, what does today's newspaper headline mean? Has anyone thought about it?