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Besides, if the scales are a hint at Sapphire, then where is the clue? Perhaps the clawed paw.
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Besides, if the scales are a hint at Sapphire, then where is the clue? Perhaps the clawed paw.
City-based Hive units don't generate clues upon killing.
Ah, now I see! That didn't occur to me. Then the blue scales are just a hint at Sapphire's role, most likely. I'll update my version of what happened:
Town:
Eragon - joint attack with Sapphire on Arandor.
Sapphire - joint attack with Eragon on Arandor.
Arya - blocked me, thanks.
Solembum - non-displayed neutral.
Nasuada - non-displayed neutral (possibly found Elva, see last paragraph)
Angela - Arandor, killed.
Roran - non-displayed neutral.
Oromis - blocked Tenshi.
Glaedr - covered Sezam, successfully! Lost natural defense.
Elva - non-displayed neutral (possibly found Nasuada, see last paragraph).
Maniac:
Blocked Heroist ("Suddenly, a terrible, heart-wrenching scream rang out behind him. Heroist was stunned and paralyzed with fear.")
And definitely changed his status.
Mafia:
1) Thorn, indiscriminate fire attack on Sezam, but he was covered by Glaedr. The latter lost his natural defense.
2) and 3) - non-displayed neutral.
Now it all looks a little more logical.
Ah, now I see!
2) and 3) - non-displaying neutral dwellings.
I missed that Thorn only performs faceless kills starting from the second night, so here's the correction:
Mafia:
1) Galbatorix or Shruikan, fire attack on Sesham, but it was covered up by Glaedr. The latter lost his natural protection.
2) and 3) - non-displayed NDs.
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Master, because the words "blue scales" immediately made me think of Sapphire, but this version was contradicted by the lack of evidence against her. And when the Shaman wrote that no evidence is given on the city map, this version became the most likely for me.
Torn attacks once every two nights. It's written in the details.
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Regarding Nasuada, see the link in the clarifications to the rules.
Considering that Eragon and Roran have natural defenses, Saphira can be resurrected, and Elva is resistant to physical attacks, Nasuada can assign guards to protect herself (I didn't see a rule prohibiting the use of Night Defense on oneself), and the Gors have a very good chance of getting into the Mafia while not killing their own. What do you think, is this risk justified?
Considering that Eragon and Roran have natural defenses, Saphira can be resurrected, and Elva is resistant to physical attacks, Nasuada can assign guards to protect herself (I didn't see a rule prohibiting the use of natural defenses on oneself), and the dwarves have a very good chance of getting into the melee and not killing their own. What do you think, is this risk justified?