
Барон "Vampires"
Отдай свои прошлые сны,
В сомненьях себя обрети,
В бешеном танце душа кружится!
Не думай, что будет потом,
Здесь и сейчас мы живем,
Стань хоть на миг сам собой, слышишь!
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It is clearly stated there that all defenses are displayed in the same way, that's one thing. Secondly, in Haven, non-displayed actions are marked.
If they align in concept, then it definitely isn't Sion, as his concept is quite different. The only ones with a similar defensive concept are Garen and Kayle, but Revan-Kayle went to Tox.

There are no visible magical manipulations.
Magic shield.
Oh, maybe you'll stop losing almost 100% of the peaceful Morning faction?
I can say the exact same thing.

Then it can be said that either Sky or Gumer, or at least one of them, is not a member of Nox's team.
I am unable to explain your behavior.

Conclusion: Either Sky or Gumer, one of the two, is likely a mafia member from Nox's team.
Then it can be said that Sky or Gumer, at least one of them, is not a mafia member from Nox's team.
With each of your new posts, the suspicions about you only increase.
Do you see the difference?
Yeah, I'm just very suspicious of all sorts of Ionian people.

It's good that at least he didn't write that Nox could have been protecting the peaceful player, and that both "suspects" might not be Noxians.
Or, you could kill one of the blocked players the next night, and then, when he turns out to be a town member, Zubr will come and say, "Oops, Gumer/Nebo is a town member, so Nebo/Gumer is 100% Mafia, let's eliminate him, guys!". No, you're wrong, the Mafia would never figure that out.

I believe that using Sion is only beneficial if you implement the strategy I described earlier, involving a player who is not on Nox's team. Because the probability of killing someone from the mafia on the first night is 1/5, and the probability of a successful defense is 1/4, assuming Nox is the target. At the beginning of the game, this is disproportionate to the attention it draws, and I think the simplest strategy is for Sion to stay home and not make any moves until the middle or end of the game. But since we're talking about a different scenario, where they're clearly protecting their own, then... Although, who knows, maybe they really made such a mistake, but I'm still more inclined to expect strong opponents.

I think the simplest strategy is for Sion to stay at base and not venture out until the mid or late game.
