Posts from Mafia 95. The Wardens' campaign against Urubaen. Auto-translated

The thing is, when someone who is known for such behavior does it, it doesn't cause much of a reaction from others, as they think, "He's incorrigible anyway, what can you expect?" But when someone else tries to do the same, they are immediately stopped and told to behave. And that's right. Besides, I don't remember any previous agreements, maybe I've forgotten.
And yes, I'm sure you'll understand me in this situation. As for the rest... it's true that it's best to express your opinion about other people's games after playing them. However, it's up to you, as it doesn't violate any rules.

Overall, my number one suspect for the killer role is currently Heroist. He has one peaceful role, so it's possible that things might not go as planned, but there are more peaceful roles, as well as roles like Mana and Shruk, remaining.

Bad idea, seriously. I'll die.

Onyx is one of the "Biblical stones." The Bible states that the breastplate of the High Priest, which he wore during worship, was adorned with twelve colored stones, including onyx.

Why do you always suspect me? Even when I'm the only one left with a peaceful role.

Even when there's only one peaceful role left for me.

After questioning the locals, the wardens learned that the sorcerer who cast the spell was from "Dijon."

Philip strongly supported the idea of chivalry at his court. In 1430, he created the Order of the Golden Fleece. His duchy had no permanent capital, and the court was sometimes in Brussels, sometimes in Bruges, sometimes in Lille, and knightly tournaments were often held in these cities.

In 1454, Philip wanted to organize a crusade against the Ottoman Empire, but this plan was never carried out.

Crusaders readily brought chrysolites from the crusades,

Nebka. I know him well too.