Posts from Mafia 44. Time of Troubles

I think the newspaper won't be out at 10 AM, but a bit later. Either late morning or early afternoon. I hope that when I come in the morning, I'll see all the NPCs gathered and be able to write everything without any problems. See you tomorrow.

Night 4
It's not beer that ruins people.

It’s so strange. Today, a man was walking down the street; he didn’t seem remarkable in any way. A boy ran up to him – they are such rascals! And said: "Uncle, let me shoot!" In response, he received an angry growl, and the boy got so scared that he immediately ran away. I also felt uneasy...
But actually, that's not what I wanted to talk about. The main thing that worries me now is our Russian drinking habits. Something definitely needs to be done about it; you just can't go on like this! But what can you do? You can tell them, but will they listen? They listen attentively, their eyes are sad, even sheepish. But then they don't want to do anything! And how to fight it is unclear. We can only hope that they will come to their senses themselves.

Nebo couldn't leave his home today: a large padlock hung on his door from the outside. He had to spend the night at home against his usual habit.
Another person decided to spend the night outdoors for some reason, which amazed Arandor.

Today, in the tavern, Drakkosha was drinking non-alcoholic mead when she felt someone staring at her back. "Maybe that handsome guy finally noticed me!" she thought, but when she turned around, she saw only a slightly tipsy Xostor distributing mead among the tables. Drakkosha waved her hand and continued eating, when suddenly an armed man burst into the tavern and cut off Xostor’s head with a saber; he wasn't expecting something like that. Later, Drakkosha said that the killer seemed to be called Quiberk.
And Rudyy was seen in pleasant company: he not only drank well with a friend but also went home together. Unfortunately, they didn't make it: the sound of hooves, and Zybr falls dead, not having time to draw his halberd. Rudyy watched in fear as the assassin in silver armor rode away.
Morning wasn't up for drinking today; instead, he tried to find like-minded people. In one of the potential ally's houses, something unexpected happened. The door flew open, and an iron man shouted "I will avenge the death of Duke Aquitaine!" and hacked the unfortunate Morning to pieces.

New rumors have appeared in the city. Some angel has become more skilled at killing, a crusader has become especially zealous, and the tavern keeper is now even more talkative than usual, so he doesn’t shut up at all.

Alive:
2)Hermit
3)WhiteLizard
5)Arandor
6)Rudyy
9)Nebo
10)WishmasteR
12)Pobeditel'
13)Spear
15)Drakkosha
16)Naver Leengard
19)WisTrit
20)Lynx
22)Lord Mortulus

Fallen in battle:
1)Neyra Dрейк
4)Zybr
7)ToX
8)Dgak
11)Morning
14)Ple-Sen
17)Xostor
18)Goomer
21)Amko

The sky is the blacksmith's block, Arandor is the drunkard's lookout, Drakkosha is the tavern keeper's test. Xostor was a tavern keeper. Rudoy, as I understand, was protected by the archer Zubr, who paid for it. Someone really wants Rudoy dead. I didn't understand who Morning was. I also didn't figure out the roles of the assassins.

If there are three murders, then the Sky isn't a werewolf. Maybe Hostor the Pan killed him? He's wearing silver armor, so he's like a cremator, which means he attacked Red with the Bison. And then the werewolf, transforming into one of the warriors, attacked Morning.

They wanted to execute Hostor, lol. They should have protected him and given him the opportunity to write a note. Yes, there are still some unresolved issues with Nebko. Either the Cossack was killing with his saber (but why not the real suspects?), or the werewolf wasn't Nebko. The saddest thing is that passive people remain alive, who can't even vote independently, and some don't even write in the thread. Maybe they are all Mafia, and their tactic is to kill the active players, and then just post three times a day, close the game early, and surrender.

If I understand correctly, Morny was some kind of merchant/inquisitor/impostor prince, which is why he was looking for potential allies in other people's domains. A real prince wouldn't do that, because he's at home and everyone here is his.

The Sorceress should try to resurrect the Zubr. It's still an important role.

Hostor was a tavern keeper. They suspected him for no reason.

But Lizard should have been executed.

Indeed, there are still some unresolved issues with Nebk.

I agree.

Morning, it seems, was also a world. Iron Man means he was in armor. Someone from the Knights.

yeah, right.
execute the Lizard

if you find a candidate for the angel, we'll execute him.

I'm writing from my mobile phone because there's some issue with the internet. So, they made a mistake with Hosh, and what? With a game like this, you need to ban half the city. Now that Zubr is gone, who are we supposed to play with? Almost everyone is inactive – what's the point of playing like that? What's the fun in it? And why ruin the game for other people? Regarding the "werewolf" kill, I don't think it was a werewolf... although I'm not sure. Doesn't a werewolf always growl when it kills someone?

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yes.
execute Lizard

if you find a candidate for an angel, we'll execute him.

Can you remind me what the reason was?

it’s better if you reread it later. It takes too long and is too much to keep reminding you.

Features: Transformation – each turn, it inherits all features (the only exception is the blacksmith and princess synergy feature), as well as the statuses of a random role (including a defeated one).

Features: Cannot be blocked.

I mean, Nebka might have gotten lucky again with the transformation.
The Hoss thing was a disaster, of course. But after that psychology incident, I'm scared of him.

Nebok was already turning into a crusader. The Cossack was killing, and he had a SABER.

you'd better reread it later. It's too long and tedious to keep reminding you.

A clue? Psychology? Non-deterministic?

ND.

Although the werewolf might have learned to choose its form, the Cossack almost certainly killed it. Plus, two kills from the Knights. The Angel most likely killed Zubr, and the Crusader killed Morning (apparently, he was a false prince). This is indicated by the fact that the Angel and Crusader leveled up, which means they went on a successful quest. The Cossack killed Khosa. That's all.

Yes, the Cossack most likely killed him (although it's strange that he didn't use a spear); then, Heaven is definitely a werewolf.