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Count Redcliff. He violated an unimaginable number of laws of the kingdom, mostly accused of conducting torture and massacres of the civilian population in his lands. He joined the conspirators, relying on the prince's promise to forgive him for his misdeeds. Features: - Desperation. After the death of the prince and the general, he can join any remaining side except the city. Night action: - Murder. Day action: - Butcher. Once per game, he can disrupt an execution. If he is executed, the execution is not only disrupted, but also the person chosen by Wolfram is hanged. Status: local, armed.
No, but for me, Arandor’s reasoning is normal. You can speculate as much as you want, but if part of what he said about the chambers turned out to be non-functional, then it’s obvious that the functional part is located elsewhere, meaning either the concerns, or the barricades, or both. If the functional aspect is the concern (as a result of which barricades are created), then it’s obviously Luna. If the barricades are also important in themselves, then you need to think about it, but it’s not immediately obvious… But I don’t think that’s what he meant by defense.
What the hell makes you think Lunyasha can be killed? According to the description, she's a sweet girl, arrived on a peaceful mission, and helps everyone.
It's Wolfram. Everyone hates him, so that's why he's afraid.
Added 1 minute ago Okay, it's too late to do anything now, but just to clear our conscience, execute Mona.
When I'm playing as Mafia, I can leave the responsibility to the team, but when I'm playing alone, I send the results. (I even logged in from my phone once when I didn't have internet access, just to send the results, but that was a long time ago).
It doesn't say there that she's afraid of Talos. Her description doesn't mention fear at all, so don't add things that aren't there. And Wolfram has a clear case of DESPAIR.
So, it seems like a hint about eating defense that didn't work? Well, anything is possible, but I think it's doubtful.
They've already suggested half the possible suspects. The Moon can still be a suspect – for example, one could fear that her enemies might want to prevent her from talking to the king. In short, there's not much point in guessing.
There's no need to talk about fear when it's already obvious. He's from a hostile faction, redirects non-damage attacks towards her, and has authority.