Posts from Mafia 73. Forest Kingdom

Sesam, could the dwarves check the status of a supposed minotaur so that, by killing it, they could release some entity that is important to them? Sincerely, Gur

Shamrock and Mentha as a pair? Are you kidding?)) Reread the previous day and don't embarrass yourself.

Sesam, could the dwarves check the status of a supposed minotaur in order to, by killing it, release some important role that is significant to them?

Huh? His Unicorn already checked, why check a second time? Ah... I guess I haven't woken up yet. I understand the question. I don't know, I said yesterday that I think such an action is absurd, but who knows what the Mafia thinks. I wouldn't trade killing for checking. At most, I would trade defense for checking, if that's what they really want.

In general, Oota's excuses are just like Oota's excuses. Right now, I think a good pairing for him would be with Heroist and His Highness.

So, why did the dwarves kill Inzhem on the second night, and not Kom? The obvious answer is that Kom was imprisoned.

Execute Nera?

Sincerely,
Gur

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Who did the dwarves kill on the first night?

Sincerely,
Gur

So, why did the dwarves kill Ingem instead of Kom on the second night?
The obvious answer is that Kom was imprisoned.

Kom gets a double kill every other night, and without it, he's not very strong.

I'll be back from university – I'll share my plans.
Menti, are you playing Mafia? :(

Tox, I have a counter-question for you: who do you think Oot is?

Dwarf. Engineer, most likely. And are you an Orc?

Should we execute Nera?
Who did the dwarves kill on the first night?

There could have been even three murders.
1. Someone didn't break through the natural defense.
1.1. Someone who doesn't break through the natural defense - i.e., not the commander.
1.2. Someone who breaks through the natural defense, but hits, for example, a forest spirit or a queen (this would be displayed as natural defense) - i.e., it could have been the commander.
2. An orc ogre or a dwarf commander, or someone else from the dwarves (the house sign remained, I'm writing from memory). Definitely not a paladin.
3. It seems that Zero-Effect-Effect is also a very likely killer. Well, at least I want to believe that. But he is definitely not the commander.

In short, the commander was theoretically there. On the second night, it was the engineer. So, theoretically, the commander could have gone again today.

By the way, where does it say that double kill works once every 2 nights? Sincerely, Gur

Dwarf. Probably an Engineer.

Bingo! So why are you diverting the conversation and votes by talking about Naire and me? Are you with them too?

Basically, the commander was there theoretically. The second night - an engineer. So, theoretically, the commander could have gone again today.

I'm a bit confused now, but it doesn't change the main point.

By the way, where does it say that double kill works once every 2 nights?

Wait, isn't that mentioned anywhere?

Definitely, it's better for me not to write strategies with tabs. The Commander doesn't break through enemy defense and can attack every day. I overcomplicated things.
In short, the Commander could have been present on the first night. The fact that he wasn't there on the second night means either that he failed to break through the enemy defense on the first night, and the dwarves decided not to risk it, or that the Commander was still stuck in the castle by that time. There's also a completely crazy option, but I'd rather not mention it for now.