Posts from Mafia 44. Time of Troubles Auto-translated

So, I'm writing down what needs to be urgently reviewed from the first night:
1) Vistrit. Who was he talking to? (The merchant, the Polish woman?) And I remind you that if it was the Polish woman, then we're making a mistake!
2) Who did the werewolf kill? By the way, real priest, you could have helped us solve this problem. The Inquisitor is clearly losing it, although this raised questions for the GM, but see below. The peasant was a visitor, that's true, but let's wait for the holy man, maybe he can help.
Before moving on to the second night, a question for the GM: "Does the hint about leveling up contain an approximate description of the new ability?"

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I'll start the second night by saying that the prefaces to the newspaper are written from the perspective of the character playing. Here:

I don't trust their paper, otherwise I'll be reading it later and ashamed that I was so superstitious.

This is from the preface.

The priest was wrong to think of himself as superstitious.

And this is from the ordinary part of the newspaper.

Conclusion: they are connected. And stop confusing the city, damn it!
Next, I'll go over the events.

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So, Vistrit. No matter what you say, the Polish woman was blocking him. The soldier, in my opinion, is not a good fit, the mage is severely hindering our progress, and in general, it's clear that the guy is very impressed.
And also - he ran away from his wife, it seems, in passing, but it's important. Verdict - the Polish woman.

I didn't understand about the forest. So, the priest went to Gumer this time? They think alike, damn it. Maybe this is the GM's joke, and the priest and the werewolf are the same person?:smile04:
Because he really saw his death. + such a thing: there, it seems, children found a corpse, and the priest, who was smoking funny mushrooms in the forest that night, was talking about the murder.
In general, I think that the holy man really went to the same people as the werewolf.

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Arandor - "unless the black pupils looked a little strange..."
I'm sure this refers to Ara's ND, and it also looks like a clue. In general, I don't really understand what happened to him, and what Faction he belongs to. But that's even good, maybe he'll live longer. Good - because he speaks coherently, and he really participates in the game.
Everything is also unclear with Jack, it was a strange night in general, but on the other hand, the game has become more interesting, since the GM is doing a good job of keeping the roles of the dead a secret - the witch's resurrection will not spoil the intrigue.
But that's just me, I love chaos.
Now I'll deal with Tox and his hint. It's not bad, but it's a bit too easy.

Added 8 minutes ago
Preliminary voting results:
Execute Nairu - 3 votes (Lord Mortulus, Vishmaster, Revan)
NNV - 1 vote (Vistrit)
10 votes are needed for execution.

Regarding Neyra: the evidence looks quite convincing. But she could also turn out to be a Cossack. I wouldn't risk it: a city without a scout might be in trouble.

By the way, someone linked Hostor to Zehir. There was clearly some mafia activity there.

I agree. Knight or Barbarian. I'm having trouble with the clues, darn it. So, I'll just go with what's available.
And I won't execute him, because it would be sad to be left without a Barbarian.

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and also. Amko could have been a Dryad.

The Forest Spirit should live in the forest, right?

I'm sure this refers to Ara's Neutral role, and it also seems to fit the evidence.

There won't be any hints in the newspaper about my Neutral role, even if a Soothsayer visited me and blocked me. And there won't be any evidence either, since I'm still alive. The newspaper clearly states what constitutes evidence in the murder of Gumer.

The Priest is just a random guy, and the story is told from his perspective. In my opinion, it was a mistake for the Moderator to choose him, because there's also a Monk and an Inquisitor. It would have been better if he had chosen someone like a fisherman or a tailor, so there wouldn't be any confusion.

And it's quite possible that two roles visited Vis. He returned from the Temple as a Monk, and then he talked to someone else. But this isn't very important, because both of these roles might already be dead. Amko could have been resurrected. Perhaps the Witch was trying to do that today, but it didn't work. And that's it, only one attempt is allowed. I hope she doesn't waste her turns.

And why isn't the Wood Elf playing? The Moderator said that the redirection would be very obvious, but he hasn't been around for two days. What the hell?

And most importantly:
The Poles, the maniacs, and the rest. Since the Inquisitor was able to make a move, it means he wasn't blocked during these two days and could move freely. Therefore, you can focus on those who weren't blocked. The death of this guy benefits everyone

And why isn't the forest spirit appearing? The moderator said that the redirect would be very obvious, but it hasn't appeared in two days. What the heck?

Trying to forget the events of last night, I was walking in the forest. People are afraid to go there late in the evening, but these are just pagan superstitions, and they are sinful and forbidden! Besides, the forest is so beautiful in the evening, it's hard to describe. Although, I probably should have stayed home this time: I saw something that no one would believe. Maybe it was just visions that the enemy of mankind sends to people.

Here it is.
I'm going to go burn some snails. Execute Revan.

Arandor: He wasn't moving either, but he was alive and perfectly healthy, except that his black pupils looked a bit strange...

DAMN, EXACTLY, GUYS, BLACK PUPILS, IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE? GOD, WHAT DID THEY DO TO HIM, YOU MONSTERS, EVEN HIS PUPILS TURNED BLACK, HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE?

There is no REAL priest in the game. :)
A werewolf disguised as a merchant killed the wizard-Gumer, who was going to Arandor. I understand that you can come up with all sorts of theories, but sometimes it's enough to reread the very first posts after the night begins, if your head is spinning and the theories don't come. This can sometimes be helpful.
The monk checked Vistrit, therefore today's note about Wish is a lie, as are any possible assumptions about her that may come from some players.
Amko is an inquisitor. The fact that he came in the description to a non-player priest - a voice-over - and not to a converted or translated one, is a consequence of his non-display and hidden nature.

Leveling up is only possible by completing daily quests. Only one daily quest can be completed per night. The Inquisitor has 6 experience points before leveling up. Conclusion: he couldn't have leveled up. It seems the minimum is 4 nights. So, it's too early to talk about level-ups.

It doesn't really look like a redirection. Since the conversation is about Amka and the forest, it means he's involved in it. I've finished translating.

Here it is.
I'm going to go burn some snails. Execute Revan.

I don't quite understand. Why execute him all of a sudden?

You can only gain experience by completing quests. You can only complete one quest per night. The Inquisitor has 6 experience points before leveling up. Conclusion: he couldn't have leveled up. It seems the minimum is 4 nights. So, it's too early to talk about level-ups.

For successfully completing a quest, you get +3 experience. He completed two quests successfully and gained 6 experience points. Leveling up is displayed in the newspaper.

And it's probably better for the Leshy to stay at home, since he doesn't even choose a target. And trusting random events... well, I don't know, in the 34th game, there were random events, and they weren't very successful.

Nebok is a werewolf. Isabella & Fernando are a sweet couple of monarchs who, in the 1480s, organized the Inquisition against Jews, with the participation of Torquemada; the first references can be found on Google.

Interests: Executing imperialists and degenerates What are you doing: Overcoming, exterminating I'll add: Show no mercy Haven Clan - Alliance of Light: Founded on 08/23/06, Leader - Inquisitor

Choose whatever you want, to your taste. You can also link cruel pleasure to it.

It doesn't really look like a redirection.

A forest spirit, who didn't like the potential presence of invaders in his domain, decided to help the common people. Despite his nature, he is not malicious, although his humor is peculiar.

Besides, the forest is so beautiful in the evenings, it's hard to describe. Although, I should have stayed home this time: I saw things that no one would believe. Or maybe it was just visions that the enemy of mankind sends to people.

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Why suddenly execute?

I don't like his desire to execute without his own investigation. Pure psychology.

Okay.

Nebok is a werewolf.

For that, he could be expelled from the clan!

Nebok is a werewolf.
Isabella & Fernando are a lovely couple of monarchs who, in the 1480s, organized the Inquisition against the Jews, with the participation of Torquemada; the first references can be found on Google.

Choose whatever you like, to your taste. You can also associate cruel pleasure with it.

Interesting. I also found information about Isabella and Fernando, but I couldn't connect them to anyone.