Posts from Мафия 35. The Heads

Is citrus not a fragrance? I understand that the embodiment of femininity is Dame.

Everything is possible, of course, although as a person who has more than 50 perfumes at home, I inwardly protest against such a strangely primitive perfume composition. Oh well.

After the block, Kyle's range of roles narrowed significantly.

After yesterday's gathering with Kyle and Omega, for example, I wouldn't even raise my hand to execute them.:smile04: Real is evil; it hinders the game.
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And now, a short version.
On the first night, Anta's victim rushed to his killer – that's the description of the death. Hostor's signature:

Hey, dolls, run, eat me!

Almost an allegorical description of what happened.
On the second night, some considered "got into the groove" to be a clue – the same phrase, but if you emphasize "eat me" rather than "run." You can, of course, connect it to void and "another world," but it seems less convincing to me.

And something else.
On the first night, Anta went to recruit Nair. The fact that the Mafia, which will include Nair, wanted to recruit a player like Hostor seems more than likely to me.
This is not proof, but it adds to the plausibility.

P.S. I consider Lizard to be Owl because of the description of his physique (the fact that Chinese people are small is a common stereotype that is quite suitable for indicating the role), the mention of the arriving guards (they didn't run to others – apparently, Owl was defending himself with shadows), and the absence of a weapon.

Oh right, I completely forgot. The choice of victims also tells us something about the mafia's composition. If on the first night a player was chosen whom too many people might have wanted dead (and since the first night is always played blind, players are killed rather than roles—I hope no one will argue here), then on the second night, simply a strong player was chosen, for whom there were no reasons to be considered a dangerous role.
In other words, strictly speaking, the mafia players are noobs and lols cowards who are afraid of a strong opponent.

For example—when Hos and I played mafia in 31, we had many opportunities to kill Gil, but we didn't: a strong player in the early stages, when roles are unclear, is often useful to the mafia as well, as they help clarify the situation with their conclusions. Then, when the role of the strong player becomes more or less clear, the decision to kill is made based on that role. We realized quite quickly that Gil was the Abbot (it's easier for the mafia to figure out roles since they have more information), and the Abbot's role didn't hinder us, so Gil lived until the end.

Here, however, the mafia is taking out a completely harmless Bull, going after whom, moreover, is more trouble than it's worth: 50% protection, depriving the killer of their ND on the next night. That is, they killed the player, not the role—a cowardly move by weak players afraid of a worthy opponent.
This already makes me exclude several players from the circle of mafia suspects. Which is what I wish for the rest as well.

Why does everyone think Grim was killed? What's the deal? How did Ant defeat her without a noose or anything?

You can, of course, connect void and "another world," but I find it less convincing.

But here you are wrong, because we are talking about League of Legends (at least, they were the avatar and signature for a long time), and there the Void is indeed another world.
The clues are strange; I haven't come up with anything concrete yet. For now, it's NNV.

It's rather strange that Hos didn't notice this.

I suppose I should have noticed it at work, or when HeroesWorld was down. My bad =[br][/br]

And now I'll tell a shorter version.

Funny)))
Only if the first description is still somewhat similar to the caption (and even then I'm inclined to think it's a dramatic description of a fight, and the standout/extraneous detail is the shot to the leg), then regarding the second murder it's complete nonsense, both with "got a taste for it = eat me up", and with "the other world = the Abyss". Allegory is certainly possible, but not to this insane degree.
As for recruitment, I won't deny it, that's a possibility. But Nae is not alone in the mafia, and her wishes might not have aligned with the team's thoughts. Take Kyle, for example — if he were a mafioso, he would have recruited Slonysh, especially before the meeting. Or he would have just recruited randomly, instead of trying to add "such a player" to his team for a plus.

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and there Void is specifically another world.

Another world?! Void is the space between worlds! It is an abyss pulsating with hatred and a thirst for destruction! It is a place filled with such fear, terror, and nightmares that the entire Noxian war machine wets its pants at the mere thought of the Void!

Why is Ney a mafia member?

Why is Ney a mafia member?

Who is she, and who killed her?

I probably should have noticed this at work or when HW was down. My mistake =[br][/br]

Host, but what was the point of that...? We learned about Kyle's block from the newspaper, before HW went down, and you were blaming him even before that... Not from work, right?

Regarding Void. Yes, I know it's from LoL. You're starting to confuse me with the versions, but I have someone to consult about this. :-/

Why does everyone think Grim died? What's the deal? How did Ant kill her without a garrote or anything?

Listen, Thorium, don't be offended, but why aren't you reading the thread? It's not fifty pages yet... :smile32: After the first night, we discussed Ney's death. If Grim went after Ant, then she killed herself on him, and that shouldn't be described as a murder.

And how did Ant kill her? Did Grim simply lose his breath at the sight of him? Has the GM clarified this point? According to the rules, the Man-at-Arms kills, not the recruiter who gets killed.

Execute Torion. Go ahead.

Execute Torin. Go ahead.

Justification? Planted evidence? Oh yeah, that's great.

These breaks from the forum activity are actually quite relaxing...
I think I'll go reread the thread.

P.S. And how do you tell the difference between a planted clue and a real one?

P.S. And how do you tell whether a clue is a red herring or a genuine one?

A clue that points too obviously and bluntly to one and only one player cannot be genuine. Compare it with other clues from the GM. They are at least ambiguous, while the whiskey is a clear setup.

Yes, I like the idea.

NNV - 1 vote (Omega)

7 votes are needed for the execution.

WisTrit, justification for the decision is required.