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Man, do I have to bang my head against the wall too?
Let's look at the Necromancer's gameplay, the blocks, and the turn order.
Although, a cheater's intervention could have messed everything up.
I've been thinking about this for a while, and I see that a lot has already been written. In principle, I agree with you about the remaining roles. If the Shadow really remained and if he killed someone on the first night, maybe we can recall the clue about him and look for him among the remaining players.
P.S. "Modkil" - is that when someone is inactive? I'm not inactive; I just don't have time to write. I'm just about to, and I see that a couple of new pages have already been added.
Только дурак нуждается в порядке — гений господствует над хаосом!
There were two sets of three scratches of equal thickness; I already suggested that they might have been left by a robot rabbit. As for the calibers, I wrote about it there too.
kill Pal just for lulz
Almost, just for fun (yes, Linux). So I approve xD
____ Yes, the sheriff is reasonable, but he killed poor Lynx, who was peaceful after all. What if he also targets the city assistant?
Только дурак нуждается в порядке — гений господствует над хаосом!
What's the point of watching if the enslavement of a monk isn't displayed? They could have used it on anyone, even on Nebka.
Well, yes, in principle, on anyone, so why not you? You can even understand the logic: "Many people will rush to Xostor, and so will the moderators, so let's confuse them." Okay, I got carried away. But it was with the best intentions.
Yes, the sheriff is reasonable, but he killed poor Lynx, who was peaceful after all. What if he ends up targeting the city assistant too?
But who needed Lynx? Because of her, Arandor died, and she kept messing up the maps. She couldn't even defend herself. So, the Sheriff did the right thing.
Okay, I got carried away. But it was with good intentions.
Who even needed Lynx? Because of her, Arandor died, and she kept messing up the maps. She couldn't even protect herself. So, Sheriff did the right thing.
No, Hoss, you can't say that. She could have changed, and in any case, she was part of the world. You could have just asked her not to redirect the NDs so she wouldn't get confused. And I think you're just trying to justify yourself.
It seems to me that you are just trying to justify yourself.
Lol. If a person is unable to defend themselves against accusations, it is only their fault. And I will repeat once again - it is better to err than to do nothing.
Ah yes, the guilty justify themselves. The innocent prove their innocence. Another reference to Lynx.
You justify your guilt by saying that the sheriff executed Lynx. After all, it's obvious that he listened to you. Well, that's a matter of conscience, not the mafia :D
Werevolka
