Мафия 28. The Lonely nights in Neville

What a stroke of bad luck! Not only was the victim healed, but the killer was also taken out by a maniac.

An hour later, we were at Gil4's house, a decent dwelling, I must say.
Tonight, there was an attempted assassination on the highly respected Gil4.

I think, or is there a hint here about the victim's role?

Oh my god, he continues his dangerous game with statuses.

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But isn't there a clue here?

It's quite possible, by the way; I'll have to look into it.

I don't copy stupid tricks) and, as experience shows, it usually doesn't work.

And I told him then that it would be obvious, but no, they didn't listen to me.

Loki, don't you think this is a planted clue related to Gil's murder, belonging to Tory (since the article mentions Gil)? The clue in the newspaper text might implicate the murderer.

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It seems to me, or is there a hint about the victim's role here?

Good job, you're helping the mafia.

Good job, you're helping the mages.

What about the defenders and the doctor? They also need help, because if they have to choose between healing/defending Arandor or healing/defending Gila, they will go and heal/defend Gila.

Loki, don't you think this is a planted clue related to Gil's murder, belonging to Tory (since the article mentions Gil)? For a serial killer, there might be a clue in the newspaper text.

I'm looking for a clue related to the serial killer. I don't think the GM would be so engrossed that he wouldn't leave a clue about the killer, even if it's for a character with a lot of immunities. Although, leaving a clue about himself in his own writing – that would be quite logical for the central character of the setting. But in that case, too much can be interpreted from the pseudo-literary notes in the diary as a clue.

And what about the defenders and the doctor? Wouldn't they also help, and if there's a choice between healing/protecting Arandor or Gil, they would go and heal/protect Gil?

It's not a significant argument; in any case, everything would happen exactly like that.

They're protecting him anyway, and now everyone knows he's peaceful. I doubt the Mafia would kill their own, although that would be a great move, unlike your strategy with the block.

rather than what you had with your block.

It wasn't our premiere; I didn't participate in it.

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Not a very strong argument; everything would have happened this way anyway.

BUT NOW THEY ARE 100% SURE! probably

Morni, maybe, but this article only mentions Gil's nickname and the attempt on his life, and it was Thor who killed him. Besides, the killer is planting his own clue, not the GM. What do we know about planted clues? That they remain even if the assassination fails. Therefore, I'm more inclined to think that this is a clue pointing to Thor, even though I don't know how to connect it to him. Maybe I'm wrong...

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But I would check Slonysha anyway, as there are no other suspects yet.

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Besides, the phrase "making it look like an accident" suggests that there shouldn't be any clues left.

Alright, find me a snail on Suinney Todd then. Morning coffee?

I don't know that either; there's a lot of text there.
Maybe it's a glitch, although it's mentioned several times... maybe it's a shop? Or a "queue" of bullets? Or jumping out the window?

Is it possible that the clue wasn't planted, or is it mandatory to plant a clue?

I thought it was mandatory, but now I'm not sure.

Okay, I don't have much time right now (it's just today; starting tomorrow, I'll be playing in my usual active mode), so first, I'll thank the doctor for the treatment that saved my life, and the cops for trying to protect me. :) Now we're in a great position; the first night was very successful, and everything else is in our hands. :)
Regarding the theory about the clue pointing to Slonysh, I disagree with that version. It's either just a description of what the killer was doing, which is why there are no clues at all (or rather, there wouldn't be after the explosion), or it's an additional clue – the explosion is in Neba's signature, and dynamite is on TaKo's avatar (but I don't like the version with the additional clue). And finally, what do the killer's intentions to kill have to do with Mana? No, it's not a Mana clue; we just haven't seen the real one yet.
Almost everything is clear in the interpretation of the night's events, so I'll share my thoughts later. I'll just note that the Journalist's ND (Night Detective) isn't displayed, so it probably was – we'll wait for the report in his notes tonight.
And yes, it's not necessary to provide a clue to the killer (I checked), and that's precisely why it's so great that we got rid of the Thorius-killer on the very first night.

I'll just note that the Journalist's ND isn't displayed, so it probably was – we'll wait for the report tonight in his note.

Was it? What makes you say that?

I wrote "most likely," not "definitely." :) I don't see a couple of other NDs yet: one of them can be explained by a block, and the other can be adjusted to fit the interpretation of events (+ I doubt there's another one), but if Journalist was blocked, then 2 or 3 actions are missing. In this regard, I am almost certain that Journalist made his move and received the result. If I am wrong, he will disprove my words tonight – but it is too unlikely that I am mistaken.

I should clarify with Zubr.
Should it be displayed or not?