Hostor cannot be a viceroy because Vis revealed the list of those who voted for Nebo's execution, which includes Hossi. But there is no double vote visible.
All "double votes" and "changed votes" are not displayed in any way.
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Hostor cannot be a viceroy because Vis revealed the list of those who voted for Nebo's execution, which includes Hossi. But there is no double vote visible.
All "double votes" and "changed votes" are not displayed in any way.
Here. If we don't execute Slonysh or Rimp, I'll cause chaos at night. This is my final word.
1. There are two worlds and two Mafia members left. Of course, artistic flourishes are artistic flourishes, but I think the newspaper clearly states that the Knight was aiming at his target.
Conclusion - Elephant is either the Seer or the Dancer.
2. Plus, if Thorius is the Advisor, then Elephant has a chance of being only a Golem. If Thorius was the Duke and Elephant was the Advisor, she cannot be sent to jail. If Elephant is a Golem, an angel will rescue her.
It's not a certainty, but it's interesting - "Sacred Fury" is the name of the newspaper, and it's a meaningful name.
3. What's been happening in the last twenty pages of the thread? In the last twenty pages, the votes are being scattered between the first candidate for execution - Elephant - and a randomly chosen Gil Nairy. The justification for executing Nairy is: "the Mafia used the note cancellation to prevent the Alchemist from reporting that she is a non-town role (despite the presence of three non-town town roles)", and "the Mafia blocked themselves".
4. Now, Gil has lost some momentum because he hasn't provided any arguments other than "trust my intuition", and out of spite, he has shifted his vote to Arandor, presumably to further scatter the votes or in the hope of a pattern typical of a town player: "execute Arandor".
5. What does Gil propose in the end? He proposes "risking" a non-suspicious player "to cover the roles", suggesting that we leave the presumed Elephant-Dancer, "because we know her and will block her if necessary", and the Elephant-Dancer goes first, and on the next night, she uses the Half-Moon Dance, and thus:
- we will hang a completely random player today, probably a town member;
- we will get another kill from the Mafia at night, or even two from the Knight;
- we will not be able to hang anyone at all the next day;
- we lose.
And yes, I don't think the Mafia can win as long as the town has a Knight who can kill.
2. Reveal her role to the Mafia so they know who to kill.
The Viceroy can use Military Decree.
What thoughts did the name inspire in you? Give a specific interpretation.
3. Am I the only one who voted for Ney, and is that splitting the votes? No one supported me; it looks like a Mafia-style betrayal, yes. And you're just watching, but you don't see.
I was especially impressed by the block! What a masterpiece! I NEVER SAID that we could block her! You made that up on the spot.
I'm just constantly stating that she's INNOCENT.
Why don't you consider that Slonysh might have gained an advantage due to the abbot's blessing?