Game Detail

Pick a likely-engaged player as my master so I can still vote on most executions Day 1, then reassess based on who seems trustworthy and active.

Get early role and info claims from my neighbors, build a small trusted circle, and decide whether to stay hidden or set up a later Slayer shot.

Coordinate with my minion Eve on our bluffs and strategy before claims solidify. Early coordination prevents contradictions and helps us present believable covers.

Respond to the info swap with a low-verification Townsfolk bluff, keep Recluse hidden, and prompt them to share any starting info that can guide Day 1 execution.

Coordinate with Frank on our evil bluffs. He suggested Librarian, I'll suggest a complementary Townsfolk claim. We need to appear as good players working together while secretly protecting each other.

Start tight trust net with my neighbors, learn who has valuable info to protect tonight, and catch early inconsistencies without revealing I am the Monk.

Answer without exposing Soldier too early, keep options open, and try to confirm whether Heidi is actually a protective Townsfolk so we can coordinate night protection on true info roles.

Coordinate my Butler voting restriction with Bob for today, while not fully exposing to the wider town yet; gather their claims for later logic chains.

Start a trust chain with my neighbor, collect early claims, and set up a possible nomination-based confirmation without outing myself too loudly to the whole town.

Coordinate early with neighbors, manage Butler voting constraint, and enlist potential Monk protection so I can survive to use my Slayer shot at a decisive moment.

Finalize bluff coordination with Eve and plan nomination strategy. We need to agree on roles and pick a target to nominate that creates town division without exposing us.

Maintain my Monk cover while gathering Heidi and Grace claims and identifying who needs protection; avoid leaking Bob's Slayer claim and detect any Monk claim conflict early.

Coordinate with Frank on bluff claims, nomination targets, and who he should kill tonight. Need to establish our cover story and strategy before the nomination phase begins.

Keep my real role hidden, avoid a loud D1 role clash, and start tracking the Monk-claim conflict while steering protection toward likely info roles.

Reduce role-conflict risk, coordinate protection targets, and privately lock in that I am the Soldier so later lies about my claim can be caught.

Respond to David, share my restriction, and probe his role so we can plan a nomination test safely without handing evil a free kill.

Confirm my real role, but keep the Virgin info in a tight circle and propose a nomination test that either confirms a Townsfolk or generates a strong suspicion lead.

Get at least one solid starting-info claim before nominations so we can set an execution plan and decide whether to hide or later reveal Slayer.

Maintain my Librarian bluff with plausible fake info that's hard to verify. Include Heidi to appear transparent. Ask Bob for his claim to gather intel and potentially create contradictions later.

Lock in a trusted ally by sharing my real role, highlight Outsider-count implications, and prevent me wasting time ‘protecting’ Bob while still using my Monk bluff to steer night-kill expectations.

Build trust with Alice early by initiating friendly conversation. Fish for her role claim to gather intel for evil coordination. Establish myself as cooperative town member.

Share a safe bluff to avoid being night-killed, seed the key Drunk-pair deduction, and get Bob’s info for later logic chains.

Gather early claims and any starting info while keeping my real Soldier role mostly private, so we can coordinate protection and spot inconsistencies.

Coordinate a controlled Virgin test to gain mechanical confirmation and remind Bob to pre-signal votes so my Butler restriction does not hurt town.

Coordinate a nomination plan that yields mechanical info while minimizing the cost of executing an unknown Townsfolk on day one.

Use the last nomination moment to place key claim and the Drunk lead into public space, encourage claim-sharing, and avoid a random execution with no data.

Nominate Bob to create chaos and distraction. He's been overly active with whispering, making him a plausible target. This shifts attention away from me and Eve while we establish our Librarian/Chef bluffs. If he's executed, one less player to investigate us. If not, we've sown doubt.

Avoid a D1 execution on me without outing Slayer. Reframe my whispering as town coordination, ask for no votes, and keep future mechanical options (Virgin test, Slayer shot) open.

Prevent a low-information day one execution and push for minimally useful disclosure, keeping town coordinated and alive into night actions.

I need to vote for Bob to be consistent with my nomination and maintain my Librarian bluff. Not voting after nominating looks suspicious.

Frank already voted for Bob as part of our team strategy. Not voting would look suspicious and potentially expose our partnership. Bob's vague response makes them a safe target that doesn't threaten Frank.

Prevent a low-information day one execution of a likely good power role, and push town toward sharing concrete info instead of reading whisper volume.

Discourage a low-information day one execution; keep votes down unless Bob’s claim creates a real mechanical conflict.

Steer town away from a vibes execution, demand concrete Librarian details, and preserve Bob if he is a key good role while gathering contradictions for later.

Prevent a low-information day one execution on Bob and pressure Frank to provide precise Librarian info so town can build real mechanical worlds.

Stop a vibes-based D1 execution on me by giving a strong, verifiable role claim, preserve town resources, and redirect to mechanical tests (Virgin/Librarian/outsider count).

Avoid a low-info day one misexecution and refocus town on concrete mechanical info, especially the Librarian ping, to set up better executions later.

The Bob nomination is failing - only Eve voted. I need to provide some Librarian details to maintain my cover without overcommitting, while casting doubt on Bob's convenient Slayer claim. Then I'll wait out this vote.

The vote is failing with only 2 votes. Pushing harder makes us look evil. I'll lower my hand to appear reasonable and avoid looking coordinated with Frank, then speak to reframe the conversation.

Keep Bob alive unless there is solid mechanics, and force Frank to clarify Librarian info so town can build logical worlds and spot lies.

Prevent a low-information D1 execution of a likely good player and force Frank to clarify an inconsistent Librarian claim, creating better mechanical direction for tomorrow.

Stop a day one vibes execution on my master, highlight Frank’s contradiction, and steer town toward mechanically grounded tests tomorrow.

Prevent a low-info day one execution on Bob and highlight Frank's mechanical inconsistency so town focuses on better leads and sets up a controlled Virgin confirmation.

Frank’s Librarian claim is internally inconsistent and he drove a baseless execution. Nominate him to force clarity and, if needed, remove a likely evil source of misinformation.

Acknowledge the communication error without fully admitting the lie. Frame Bob as too aggressive. Hope my explanation plus day 1 execution hesitancy keeps votes below 4. Eve should keep hand down to maintain her good cover.

Frank’s claim changed mid-vote and remains the best scum indicator. A day one execute on him is low risk compared to letting a likely evil stay, and it pressures clearer claims.

Push town toward the lowest-risk line: do not execute off incoherent info. Try to force a crisp restatement for later while keeping votes down today.

Wait to gauge the voting temperature before committing. If Frank looks safe, I stay low-profile. If danger emerges, I'll speak to redirect suspicion toward Bob's pattern of pushing executions.

Steer town away from a shaky day one execution, force Frank to commit to exact info for later contradictions, and keep my own bluff stable.

Keep town from a low-information day one execution, force a clean Librarian restatement for future logic, and prevent evil from controlling the vote.

Keep day one from becoming a vibes execution, preserve flexibility, and push for clear, checkable info tomorrow without outing my Butler constraint.

Keep today low-risk, force precise public info, and set up mechanical tests tomorrow instead of a vibes execution.

Wait out this nomination. The town has already signaled they don't want a day 1 execution. With only Bob's vote confirmed and my minion Eve waiting, I won't reach 4 votes. Let this fail naturally and rebuild credibility tomorrow.

No execution is forming, and I do not want to look like I am forcing a day one kill on weak grounds. Lowering helps town cohesion while we demand a clean Librarian sentence before night.

Prevent a low-information day-one execution, keep town unified, and force Frank to lock in an exact Librarian statement for tomorrow’s logic chains.

Frank is my Demon partner. I must not vote for him or he dies and we lose. I'll speak to reinforce the no-execution sentiment, protecting my partner while appearing reasonable.

Prevent a low-info Day 1 execution and force cleaner claims and a precise Librarian statement for tomorrow, preserving town’s flexibility.

Keep town from a low-info Day 1 execution and force clean, checkable claims so we can build mechanical worlds tomorrow.

Keep today no-execution, avoid a low-info kill, and steer town toward clean claims and a mechanical Virgin test tomorrow while I preserve my Butler voting constraint.

Stop a weak day one execution and set up a strong mechanical test tomorrow that either hard-confirms two townsfolk or exposes likely evil.

Phase is ending, no need for more speech. Wait for night to make my kill decision. Bob is priority target due to Slayer claim.

Push for no-exec today, lock in tomorrow's mechanical Virgin test and require Frank's exact Librarian sentence, while keeping my Slayer shot for a later high-confidence moment.

Push the table to end Day 1 cleanly: no execution, get brief claims for tomorrow’s logic, and commit to a controlled Virgin test plan so we can catch inconsistencies quickly.

No one is on the block and the town has already decided against execution today. Waiting lets the phase end naturally so we can go to night. Frank and I can coordinate privately on his Librarian claim for tomorrow.

Use the last tick to lock in no execution, push rapid one line claims, and set tomorrow’s mechanical Virgin test to resolve Frank versus David without risk today.

Lock in that I am real Townsfolk so the group notices we already have too many Townsfolk claims, forcing us to resolve at least one liar tomorrow with the Virgin test and clean Librarian info.

Lock in my claim, remind town of my Butler voting restriction, and reinforce no-exec and tomorrow’s plan so we enter night aligned.

Lock in no execution and a firm plan: Frank must state exact Librarian sentence, then nominate me first tomorrow for the Virgin test; also flag claim-count contradiction to keep pressure on liars.

David being alive enables the planned Virgin test (Frank nominating David). Demons often remove that kind of hard-confirm tool; I want to keep David alive for tomorrow’s mechanical check.

Charlie's Butler claim is hard to verify and his death provides minimal info to town. Avoids killing Ravenkeeper (learns character) or potentially Monk-protected targets. Creates town confusion while preserving my Librarian bluff for tomorrow's Virgin test.

Frank is the Demon and needs protection. I need to coordinate our bluffs privately - align my Chef info with his Librarian story, plan the David nomination strategy, and identify which good players pose the biggest threat to us.

Coordinate discreetly with David about my real role so I can protect key players, while probing Bob for the current claim map without exposing myself to a potential evil player.

Coordinate a safe Virgin test that maximizes info while preventing an accidental good execution, and set a protection target that preserves our most-likely-good or most-valuable player for late game.

Coordinate with Eve on our Librarian/Chef story alignment and confirm the David Virgin nomination plan to create chaos and deflect suspicion from us.

Share my real role to key info roles so Outsider count logic is used, and reinforce the planned Virgin test to mechanically sort Frank/David before nominations.

Get Frank to commit to an exact, checkable Librarian statement before nominations; pin down contradictions and keep the planned Virgin test on track.

Update Bob and Heidi with Alice’s private Recluse claim and outsider-count implications, and keep Virgin-test plan aligned while advising on Monk protection priority tonight.

Coordinate with Bob and David to run a clean Virgin test and push for an execution today; also ensure Bob knows to include me if my ghost vote is needed under Butler restriction.

Coordinate with Frank on the David Virgin nomination strategy while addressing his question about Alice. Need to maintain our cover while setting up chaos that benefits evil.

Get Bob aligned on how to interpret the Virgin test and on whether Alice’s claim swap is a red flag or just Outsider-math, so we pick the right execution path today.

Lock in a mechanically useful Virgin test and force precise claims from Frank and Alice so we can narrow Demon candidates before nominations.

Lock in my Librarian bluff with specific info before nominations. This fulfills my agreement with Grace and sets up the David Virgin test nomination that creates chaos for our team.

Lock in the Virgin test with a Townsfolk nominator and force Frank to commit to a precise Librarian statement; if he dodges, build consensus to execute him.

Share Frank’s exact locked Librarian info with key players and push to execute the planned Virgin test, using the result to narrow demon candidates.

Align Alice and Grace on the public messaging and the Virgin test so we get a clean mechanical read and can pivot fast in nominations.

Get key players aligned: I am the only Outsider in base setup, so Frank’s Librarian story is suspect unless Baron. Push a clean Virgin test to generate hard info before nominations.

Wait to observe public discussion before nominations. I need to gauge town sentiment toward Frank and David, then strategically position myself to support Frank's agenda while appearing like a helpful Chef trying to find truth.

Get Alice and Grace aligned on a clean public story and the Virgin test, and see whether Alice will publicly correct her claim. This reduces confusion and narrows Demon candidates.

Get concrete info from Eve and Grace about Frank’s private story and their suspicion map, so we can execute correctly after the Virgin test and avoid being steered by a liar.

Provide the coordinated Librarian information to Bob and Alice to appear cooperative and maintain my cover. This builds trust while setting up the David Virgin nomination that will create chaos beneficial to evil.

Align Bob and Heidi on hard-reading the Virgin test, and prepare to publicly out myself as Recluse since Frank’s Librarian claim contradicts it.

Answer Bob/Heidi, lock in contradictions around Outsider count, and keep focus on a high-signal Virgin test that can mechanically clear or implicate players before nominations.

Coordinate a controlled Virgin test and align protection tonight. Give Bob a clear lean and map so town pivots fast in noms.

Coordinate today’s mechanical test plan and ensure my single ghost vote is used only when it matters and in sync with Bob, while pressuring for a clean Frank statement.

We are at the end of nominations with no test happening. Using my nomination to force a Virgin check generates immediate, high-signal info and avoids another no-execution day.

Stop an accidental execution on me during a mechanical test, and frame the correct interpretation of the Virgin trigger versus Outsider or poisoning so town pivots correctly.

The Virgin test already produced a strong anomaly. Voting to execute David converts that anomaly into progress; if he is evil we win ground, if not we refocus on Frank and outsider math.

Do not vote David so the Virgin test remains informative and we avoid an accidental good execution; keep options open for a stronger execution tomorrow.

Vote for David to push execution. Either a good player dies, or the failed Virgin test creates town chaos that protects Frank. As Baron, I need to support outcomes that confuse the town.

Discourage an accidental execution on a test nomination, preserve my single ghost vote for a high-confidence Demon execution, and flag the logical implications of the failed Virgin trigger.

Prevent an accidental execution during a controlled Virgin test and frame the key takeaway: no Virgin trigger implies Grace not TF or David not Virgin/poisoned. Keep options open for later kills.

Prevent an accidental execution on a test nomination and lock in my Recluse reveal to pressure Frank’s claim and sharpen the logic going into Night 2.

Vote for David to execute a good player while staying aligned with Eve (my Minion). Alice's Recluse claim contradicts my Librarian info, but I can pivot. David's Virgin claim is now questionable since Grace didn't die on nomination.

Stop my execution, lock in mechanical takeaway from no Virgin trigger, and set tomorrow’s execution candidates (Grace vs Frank) based on who supported the mis-execution.

Prevent an accidental execution on a test nomination. Preserve the mechanical info that the Virgin did not trigger, and push town to analyze David versus poisoning tomorrow.

Prevent an accidental execution on a planned Virgin test, lock in that the failed trigger is the key data point, and flag voters for tomorrow's logic.

Lower my hand to avoid being linked with Frank on a suspicious vote. If David survives, the town will track who voted for him. Having both Baron and Demon vote together exposes our team. I can claim I was uncertain but agreed with the group to let it fail.

Prevent wasting my ghost vote on a test nomination, keep focus on the mechanical takeaway, and set up a clear plan and signaling for any crucial future vote with Bob.

Keep this execution from happening; preserve the key mechanical info from the failed Virgin trigger and set up tomorrow’s interrogation targets (Frank, David, Grace).

Prevent an accidental execution on a Virgin test and publicly flag Frank’s persistent vote as alignment-indicative, setting up the next execution target.

Lower my hand to match the group consensus. Keeping my hand raised alone makes me look suspicious - like I'm trying to execute David rather than participate in a Virgin test. Blending in maintains my Librarian bluff credibility.

We need an execution today, and Frank is the most mechanically inconsistent and was willing to vote me up on a Virgin test. Forcing a vote map on him should advance the solve.

Do not raise my hand to vote for myself - that would confirm guilt. Wait to see the vote count. If I survive, I need to defend my Librarian claim tomorrow and explain the Alice Recluse contradiction.

We need a real execution today and Frank is the best mechanical and social candidate. My vote helps reach 4 and pressures others to commit; Charlie can follow if Bob votes.

Frank is the most mechanically and socially inconsistent. Voting to execute him today either hits evil or removes a major source of misinformation and pressure.

We need an execution and Frank is the highest-leverage suspect. My vote helps reach 4 and either wins (if Demon) or removes likely evil/misinfo.

Frank is the Demon at 3/4 votes. I must speak to discourage additional yes votes from Alice and Bob. Arguing for more investigation before executing on contradictory claims appears reasonable while protecting my Demon teammate from immediate death.

Coordinate with Bob publicly before spending my single ghost vote, since my Butler restriction means I should only vote if Bob votes. Avoid wasting the vote on a low-confidence execution.

We need an execution that advances the solve. Frank is the most inconsistent and has driven multiple bad pushes; taking him out is worth the risk and could instantly hit the Demon.

Frank has been the main source of incoherent info and pushed to execute during a Virgin test. A Day 2 execution on him gives us clarity and likely hits evil; I will add my vote to secure it.

Vote is at 5/4 against me. I must speak to create doubt and get hands lowered. Address the Librarian contradiction and admit my Virgin test mistake to seem human.

Keep pressure to execute Frank as best hit for evil and possible source of Virgin failure, while telling Charlie to save ghost vote unless needed and setting up tomorrow’s logic.

We already have enough hands for execution; I want to keep pressure on the most mechanically inconsistent player and prevent wasting Charlie’s ghost vote.

Keep the vote on the most mechanically inconsistent player, secure an execution today, and set up tomorrow’s solve paths without spending Charlie’s ghost vote.

Frank has 5 votes and needs only 4 for execution. My vote won't save or doom him, but raising my hand would confirm I'm evil voting against my Demon teammate. I'll keep my hand down to maintain ambiguity about my alignment while accepting Frank will likely be executed.

Do not waste my single ghost vote when the execution appears to already have enough votes; preserve it for an endgame must-execute, while staying eligible to vote only when Bob votes.

Lock in the Frank execution without spending Charlie’s ghost vote, and set up tomorrow’s analysis around the Virgin non-trigger and the Recluse/Librarian contradiction.

Lock in the execution without wasting Charlie’s ghost vote, and set clear deductions for tomorrow around the failed Virgin trigger and remaining suspects.

I'm on the block with 5 votes - will be executed unless someone else gets equal votes. Eve hasn't voted or nominated yet. I need to make a public plea that might prompt Eve to nominate someone, while also sowing doubt about rushing to execute me.

Lock in Frank’s execution and prevent last-minute ties, while setting up tomorrow’s plan to solve the failed Virgin test with fresh info.

Lock in Frank execution, prevent tie nominations, and set a concrete agenda for tomorrow focused on the Virgin fail and the Recluse contradiction without revealing my Soldier role.

Stabilize the day by avoiding new nominations, secure Frank execution, and set up tomorrow's deduction around the failed Virgin test.

Frank is my Demon and will die with 5 votes. No Scarlet Woman means game over if he executes. I must nominate David to create a competing target. His failed Virgin test is legitimate suspicion that might draw 1-2 votes away from Frank, potentially saving him if Charlie's ghost vote splits.

Support the current execution without wasting my ghost vote, and set up tomorrow’s agenda to resolve the failed Virgin test and narrow demon candidates.

Prevent a last-second derail nomination, lock in Frank execution, and set a concrete plan to resolve the Virgin failure and Outsider math tomorrow without exposing hidden info.

Lock in Frank’s execution by discouraging tie nominations and setting tomorrow’s plan: rebuild from Virgin fail, repeat clean claims, and remember Recluse misregistering.