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Well, Arandor really messed up this time! He decided to scare the city, and what a plan he came up with! **Cancel the execution of Jack, execute Arandor!**

Tox, tonight, be sure to watch the movie "The Iron Cup." This film is about you. Best regards, Gur

Alright, to alleviate the city's concerns, I promise to consider the options tomorrow at the beginning of the day, assuming Arko is peaceful, and to create an action plan for that scenario.
Believe me, I won't let us miss out on victory.

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Dear Gur, what prevents you from following my plan, other than pride and anxiety?

Sincerely,
Tox

Listen to Tox, I’m telling you.

Possible risk. Nothing more. And I will only be able to join the plan at night. I have no intention of taking Jack's voice.

Sincerely,
Gur

Amko is carrying the game, 100% sure.

It CANNOT be peaceful with only two roles.

And from the Mafia, Moriarty and Lector. Well, 50/50. But no, the peaceful roles are so interesting, so Arko is Mafia.

See? He's trying to scare the town again by pointing out the "flaws" in my plan.

If the plan is bad and someone is mistaken, then I think it's right to say so. To warn people. What else should I do? No one likes Jack's style of shouting, and it won't be easy to prove anything. You can, of course, use hints, but your self-confidence won't allow you to believe it. We've been through this before).

I'll say it again. I need information. The more information, the more successful the plan will be. In terms of gathering information, executing Arandor is much more useful than executing the obvious Jack. Even if we execute Dex or Bean, it will become clearer to me. At night, there will be two more blocks, even more information. In addition, there will be a mafia kill (although it would be better if it didn't happen) and, accordingly, a clue that can be deciphered. Plus, there's the psychological aspect. As a result, by the next day, I will have most of the cards in my hand. And these cards will give me a winning strategy, believe me. I'm just asking you very much. Even if you don't like the idea of the plan, follow it. There will be much more harm if you don't. Moreover, I offer most of the roles a free choice; I just ask House and Potter not to touch the blocked players: Lordi and Sivera.

Ugh, I don't know... okay, I'll take your word for it, but I have a feeling I'll regret this later...
Pardon Jack, execute Arandor.

Gur, tomorrow I will bring a plan for the night in case of peace in Arandor. Will this convince you to withdraw your vote?

I've been against Amka since day one, but the psychology aspect is supposedly better, and re-reading Mafia games really helps, like, a lot. Well, in that case, I'll support Guru and lynch Jack. Some people are still capable of reading between the lines and not making the game more complicated than it needs to be, when you can just solve everything calmly and win – win by any means, not necessarily in a complicated and convoluted way.

And in response to the complaints of "LOL, TOXIC plays badly on purpose to show off," I'll say that I would prefer a setup of 2 mages + controlled mana and even 3 mages + controlled mana, rather than 3 mages without mana.

In terms of gathering information, executing Arandor is much more useful than executing the obvious Jack.

If you need information, execute someone else. Execute Lord or Siva, since they are on the list with me. They change their votes too quickly.
There won't be a peaceful execution, and it won't be possible to gather information and win. It's all made up.
Execute the maniac, and then block and look for mafia members based on clues, blocks, and checks. Even based on psychology. Maybe you'll succeed.

Tox, I suggest you watch "The Iron Cup" again. You can watch the last 20 minutes.

Although, you probably have already seen it...

Sincerely,
Gur

I've been against Amka since day one, but the psychology aspect is really cool, and replaying Mafia games helps a lot, it really does.

Let's hear your arguments; I'll refute everything you say with math.