Game Detail

Gathering first night info on Alice and Bob to start building elimination logic and identify the Demon quickly without exposing my role.

Choosing my neighbor Bob as master starts potential alliance. As good outsider, this limits my vote to encourage coordination with likely good players while we seek the Demon.

Initiate private dialogue with my chosen master to form a trusted connection early, gather initial impressions, and organize good team efforts without exposing my Outsider role yet.

I need to privately coordinate with David, my Demon, to establish our bluff strategy and learn which roles are safe to claim. This is critical early communication for evil team success.

Starting private conversation with Alice to build early alliances and learn her role or suspicions, helping good team coordinate without risking my Saint execution by staying low profile initially.

Coordinate with my minion Bob by sharing safe bluff roles and establishing a basic strategy for Day 1 claims and night kills.

Whispering privately to Eve starts a secret good alliance early, allowing me to gather suspicions and share info safely. This helps identify the Demon by building trust without public exposure on day 1.

Waiting after responding allows the day to progress naturally, gathering more information from other players' actions and whispers without overcommitting early. This supports identifying the Demon through logic chains as more data emerges before nominations.

Whispering to neighbor Bob builds early trust and gathers initial info without revealing my role, allowing us to form a small alliance to out the Demon by day 3.

Starting private conversation with neighbors builds trust and allows info exchange without public claims. As Undertaker, this gathers data for future nights when I learn executed characters, helping narrow down the Demon.

Waiting allows time for more whispers and info gathering without revealing my Butler role too soon. As good team, this helps narrow suspects by observing who is proactive.

I need to build trust with Charlie (my neighbor) by claiming Librarian and sharing fabricated info. This establishes my cover and lets me influence town direction while protecting David.

Waiting this tick lets others continue sharing info naturally while I process recent whispers, progressing game forward by not rushing and allowing contradictions to emerge for evaluation on day 1.

I need to socialize with good players to build trust and gather information about their role claims. Whispering to Eve lets me establish a connection and potentially learn what Frank told her.

Whispering to neighbors builds early trust and information exchange to narrow down evils without revealing my Virgin role yet, progressing our good team towards executing the Demon.

Respond to David's whisper to build trust by sharing partial suspicion on Alice and Bob, while asking for his thoughts to gather more info and see if he aligns with good team logic.

Whispering to David my other neighbor gathers independent information to cross-check Bob's Librarian claim without revealing my Ravenkeeper role. This builds potential alliances and progresses toward identifying evil players.

Respond to build neighbor trust early, gather suspicions without revealing my Undertaker role on day 1, and set up for private info sharing as game progresses.

Waiting conserves my action to observe ongoing whispers and see who reaches out, helping identify trustworthy players for the good team without revealing too much early.

Coordinate with David before nominations to ensure we're aligned on who to target and how to vote. We need to decide who to push suspicion on and make sure we don't accidentally vote for each other.

Responding to Grace's whisper helps build alliances with neighbors early, gather info without revealing my Saint role yet, and positions me as helpful good team member to avoid suspicion as Outsider.

Eve has info pointing at Alice or Bob, which is dangerous for my minion. I need to warn Bob and coordinate a strategy to redirect suspicion onto Alice or someone else before nominations.

Waiting allows me to observe more whispers and actions without overcommitting, gathering passive info on alliances to identify the Demon through process of elimination while protecting my Virgin ability for key nominations.

Responding to Frank builds a potential alliance through private sharing of limited suspicions on Alice and Bob. This helps gather more information to identify the Demon while keeping my role hidden, advancing our good team's goal of finding and executing the evil player.

Building trust with Bob by responding and asking for more details on his suspicions helps form a potential alliance and gather early information to start eliminating good players or spotting lies.

Waiting allows others to continue sharing info and build more public claims without me pushing too early on day 1, preserving my Undertaker secrecy while observing patterns for later logic chains.

Publicly suggesting no day 1 execution encourages information gathering phase, prevents losing a good player early, and lets my Undertaker ability activate usefully after first real execution while keeping team strong.

Support no execution today to look reasonable and cautious, while subtly planting suspicion on Alice to deflect Eve's accusation away from me. This protects the evil team and buys time for another night kill.

Waiting allows others to respond to the current discussion without me dominating. This helps gather more public claims and private whispers to build logic chains on who is evil, avoiding premature execution on day 1.

Agreeing with the no-execution consensus builds trust among good players, encourages more info sharing, and prevents early mistakes while I wait for night to potentially die and use my Ravenkeeper ability.

Support the consensus against day 1 execution to gather more whispers and role info safely, while subtly addressing Bob's comment on Alice without creating division. This helps good team narrow suspects later without risking my Saint execution or wrong target.

As the Imp, a no-execution day benefits evil - we get a free night kill. The town consensus is to skip, so I should not rock the boat or draw attention. Waiting is the safest play.

Respond to Bob's prompt naturally without over-revealing, suggest no nomination to follow group consensus and build trust, while hinting at my role subtly to set up for later coordination.

Share a hint about Alice or Bob being suspicious based on my info to plant seeds of doubt and observe reactions, while agreeing it's too early to execute so the group can gather more role claims and night info safely.

Eve is the biggest active threat - she publicly named Alice or Bob as potential Demon. Killing her eliminates a key info role and removes the most dangerous voice against our team. Even if her death raises eyebrows, we can frame it as the Demon trying to implicate Alice.

Choosing Bob again as master builds on my prior whisper with him, allowing me to vote only when he does to support good team without revealing my Butler role early. This helps narrow Demon suspects over time.

Gather Bob's thoughts on Eve's death and possible suspects to build trust and coordinate without exposing my Butler role early, helping good team progress towards executing the Demon.

Whispering to Bob to verify his Librarian claim and learn more details about his information or suspicions, as it helps confirm if he's good or lying, progressing our info gathering without revealing my own role yet.

Maintain trust with both Alice and Charlie, reinforce my Librarian bluff, and redirect suspicion toward good players (especially Frank or Grace) while protecting David the Demon.

Waiting to observe more whispers and let others share first, gathering intel without revealing my role too early while progressing toward finding the Demon.

Whispering my Virgin role to Grace and David builds trust with neighbors, gathers info, and positions me to use my ability if needed while progressing info sharing without revealing publicly yet.

Sharing my key Fortune Teller info privately with David and Grace to form alliances and direct suspicion towards Alice or Bob as the Demon, helping the good team execute the right player.

Coordinate with Bob about the dangerous Fortune Teller claim from Eve that implicates him. We need a strategy to handle this before it spreads.

Whispering to Eve gathers her knowledge on the night kill and builds alliance with dead players who hold key info. This helps narrow Demon suspects without revealing my Saint role early.

Respond to Bob's whisper by pointing out the contradiction to test his reaction and see if he admits error or doubles down, helping identify if he is evil.

To gather more details from Bob on his suspicions and verify his Librarian claim, building logic to identify the Demon and prepare for nominations.

Alice's Butler claim directly contradicts my Librarian info. I must coordinate with David (my Demon) to push back on Alice, cast doubt on Eve's dead FT info, and protect our evil team. David and I need a unified strategy before nominations.

Sharing my Undertaker role and lack of information with David and Frank allows us to collaborate on Eve's Fortune Teller claim about Alice and Bob. This builds alliances and helps identify the Demon through combined information, advancing our good team goal.

Sharing my Virgin role with Eve to verify her suspicions on Alice and Bob, gather her night 1 info, and form a small trusted group with Grace and David to narrow Demon suspects before nominations.

After whispering my info, waiting lets the group process it and share more without me dominating, progressing toward identifying the Demon for later execution.

Build trust with Grace and Frank by sharing Eve's FT claim, and subtly push suspicion toward Alice who contradicts the Librarian. This redirects heat away from me (the real Demon) and onto Alice, while maintaining my Mayor cover.

Whispering to Grace to build trust and gather her info privately helps form a good alliance without public exposure. This progresses info gathering to identify the Demon before nominations.

Share the contradiction in Bob's Librarian claim with Heidi to get her perspective and build trust, helping narrow down if Bob is drunk, evil, or poisoned before nominations.

Whispering to Bob verifies his Librarian claim and builds trust with a potential good player to gather more info on suspects like Frank before nominations start, progressing our good team strategy.

Address Alice's Butler claim which directly contradicts my fake Librarian info. I need to cast doubt on Alice while keeping myself credible. Suggesting she could be Drunk or evil protects my position and redirects suspicion off me.

Sharing my Undertaker role and collected info with Heidi builds trust and combines data to narrow Demon suspects like Alice or Bob. This progresses the game by creating logical chains to identify the evil team before nominations.

Sharing analysis of Eve's Fortune Teller info with David and Grace to align on suspects. Alice looks suspicious due to claim conflict, helps narrow Demon before nominations. This progresses our good team info sharing without overcommitting.

Respond to Heidi and Frank's whispers by sharing my Fortune Teller information to help identify the Demon between Alice and Bob, building alliances with potential good players like the claimed Virgin.

Push Frank toward nominating Alice by highlighting the double evidence against her (FT positive + Butler contradiction). Protect Bob by not mentioning him as suspicious. Set up Grace as a potential kill target tonight if Alice gets executed, to prevent Undertaker from exposing contradictions.

Sharing Eve's FT info and contradictions with Alice to test her reaction and build trust or spot lies. Helps narrow Demon suspects like Bob or Alice for later execution. As Saint, avoid suspicion myself.

Alice directly contradicts my Librarian claim by saying she's the Butler. Nominating her protects my Librarian cover, forces her to defend herself publicly, and could result in executing an Outsider - which is neutral or beneficial for evil. This also deflects attention from David.

Publicly address the nomination by using Eve's claimed FT info to logically point to Bob as the Demon, shifting suspicion away from me and towards executing the real threat to help good team win.

Alice is making a strong case against me using Eve's FT info. I must publicly counter her argument by pointing out the red herring mechanic and that Eve's info could be unreliable since she's dead/ghost. I also need to reinforce that her Butler claim contradicts my Librarian info, making her the suspicious one.

The role contradiction between Alice claiming Butler and Bob's Librarian pointing elsewhere strongly implicates Alice as lying. Voting to execute her to test this and gather information as Undertaker if she dies.

Clarify the contradiction between Bob and Alice's claims using Eve's info to help the good team decide logically who might be the Demon without rushing an execution that could harm us.

To publicly analyze the contradiction between Bob and Alice's claims, help good players see possible worlds, and push for more discussion before voting since time is short but we need logic.

Sharing my analysis publicly helps the good team evaluate the Alice vs Bob conflict logically and decide on execution to progress toward finding the Demon.

Speaking clarifies Bob's inconsistent claim publicly, helping the group assess if Alice should be executed or if we need to target Bob instead to find the Demon.

Voting for Alice has huge upside - if she's the Saint, evil wins instantly. Even if she's just Butler, we eliminate a good player. Eve's ghost is making good points against Bob but I need to secure this execution first and manage Bob's credibility later.

Defend my true role as Butler against Bob's false claim, highlight the contradiction to sow doubt on Bob being good, and encourage discussion on executing Bob instead to help good team narrow down the Demon without executing me.

I nominated Alice so not voting would be suspicious. Executing a good player helps evil team. If she flips Butler, I'll claim she was the Drunk. Better to remove a vocal opponent now than let her build a case against me.

Waiting allows others to respond to my logic about the single Outsider contradiction, potentially revealing more claims or votes to decide between Alice and Bob before the phase ends.

Share logical contradiction to sway votes away from Alice (possible good Butler) toward Bob (more suspicious with false claim). Help good team narrow Demon without risking my Saint execution or bad kills. Progress discussion before next tick.

Waiting allows others to speak first and reveal more info or votes without committing, preserving my dead vote and Ravenkeeper ability for night if needed. Helps narrow Demon logically before final decision.

Waiting allows others to speak and potentially nominate Bob. Avoids premature execution of possible good Alice. Progresses to next tick for better decision on who is Demon based on contradictions.

Prevent executing possibly good Alice by highlighting Bob's false claim. Push to nominate Bob instead for better chance to catch Demon before final day.

Keep pressure on Alice to secure execution. If Alice dies, good team loses a player and Bob survives. I need to sway undecided voters without seeming too close to Bob.

Nominating Bob counters his nomination of me, tests the role contradiction with my Butler claim and Eve's info. If good team executes him and he's evil, we win; if not, learn more about who is lying to find real Demon.

I must not vote for myself. I need to defend against Alice's accusations and turn suspicion back on her or Eve's unreliable ghost info. Convince town the FT red herring explains the ping.

Since Bob is not voting for himself I cannot vote as Butler with him as master. Waiting allows the vote to conclude without my input and see who else supports executing the suspicious player.

Bob's Librarian claim conflicts with Eve and Frank's roles and Alice's Butler claim, making him the bigger liar. Voting to execute Bob will likely remove evil or confirm info for my Undertaker ability next night. As good, push execution to progress and learn from death.

Sharing logic on contradictions to influence vote on Bob, helping good team test the suspicious player without getting myself executed as the Saint.

Bob's Librarian claim conflicts with Alice's Butler and Frank's Virgin, making him likely lying and evil. Voting to execute him tests this and narrows Demon suspects for good team win.

Voting Bob helps test his conflicting claim against Alice and my Virgin role. As Virgin I support good team by executing likely liar. This progresses to night with more info if executed.

Bob's Librarian claim is provably false given Alice and Frank's consistent Outsider claims, making him the liar and probable Demon per my FT info. Raising hand executes him as the most suspicious, helping good team win by removing likely evil.

Bob already has 4 votes - he's getting executed regardless. Not voting looks suspicious and protective of evil. Voting with the majority builds my town credibility and distances me from Bob. This is the optimal demon survival play.

I'm about to be executed with 5 votes already. I need to use my last words to cast doubt on Alice and Eve's claims, protecting David by redirecting suspicion onto good players for future days.

I cannot vote for Bob because as Butler my master Bob is not voting for himself, so my ability restricts me. Waiting lets the vote conclude without my input, preserving my alignment secrecy and allowing logical outcomes to play out. If Bob dies good, we learn from his info; if evil, Demon found.

Revealing my Undertaker role adds verifiable info to the group. Supporting Bob's execution tests the contradiction logically, helping narrow Demon suspects before final day.

Bob's claim is contradicted by multiple good claims including Eve's confirmed Fortune Teller info. Voting to execute him narrows suspects for the Demon and advances the good team's goal of finding evil players before final day.

Supporting Bob's execution aligns with testing the contradictory claims. Revealing my Ravenkeeper role provides future info value if killed at night, helping good team narrow suspects without risking too early.

Supporting the vote for Bob as he has the clearest contradiction with my true Virgin claim and Alice's info. This narrows suspects and helps execute the Demon before final three.

Pushing to execute Bob due to his inconsistent Librarian claim contradicting known roles from Alice and Frank, while my verified FT info implicates one of them. This helps good team by eliminating a likely evil player and gaining execution info.

Bob will be executed regardless. I need to set up the narrative for tomorrow - after Bob flips Baron, I want the town to suspect Alice as the Demon since the FT ping was on Alice+Bob and Bob wasn't the Demon.

I'm about to be executed. Use my final words to plant seeds of doubt that help David survive. Emphasize Alice's suspicious timing of her Butler claim and suggest the real Demon is still hiding. Don't explicitly defend David.

Waiting allows Bob's execution to proceed without interference, confirming his alignment and advancing the game. As Butler, I support good team execution of suspicious player to find Demon. No need to speak as votes are in and phase ends soon.

Bob is on the block with majority votes and will likely be executed. Waiting allows the execution to proceed so I can learn his true character as Undertaker next night, confirming if he was lying and helping identify the Demon.

Waiting allows the execution to proceed without interruption, revealing Bob's role to narrow down the Demon and confirm contradictions in claims. This helps good team by progressing to night with new info.

Bob is likely executed soon as his claim clashes with others. Sharing suspicions on Alice and others progresses info gathering for good team to narrow demon suspects before final day. As Ravenkeeper I stay alive to gain info if killed at night.

Bob is on the block with majority votes and will likely be executed next. Waiting allows the execution to proceed without interference, testing Bob's alignment and advancing the game to night where we can gain more information from abilities.

No more votes or nominations possible. Waiting allows the execution to proceed and shifts focus to night phase for new info.

Bob's execution is sealed at 6 votes with 1 tick left. Nothing I can do to save him. Better to stay quiet and not draw attention, especially after Bob's 'look at quiet players' comment. Plan night kill for Grace (Undertaker) to prevent her from confirming Bob's role to town.

Kill Grace to eliminate the Undertaker's future mechanical confirmations. She'll share 'Baron' about Bob as a ghost regardless, but removing her prevents her from confirming future executions. This keeps the town uncertain about who they execute going forward, which is critical for my survival as Demon.

Pick Heidi as master after our private whispers to form alliance. This nullifies my Butler restriction tomorrow letting me support good team executions against likely Demon like Charlie or Frank.

Revealing my Undertaker role to trusted living players helps combine info to identify Demon. Since dead, share to progress towards execution on final day.

Respond to Grace's whisper to build alliance with her and Frank, share analysis on Eve and Bob conflict without revealing my Saint role, gather their thoughts to progress logic chains and narrow Demon suspects before nominations.

Whispering to David to gather his current suspicions and share that I'm Ravenkeeper without dying yet, to build trust and narrow Demon suspects before nominations. This helps process of elimination for good team.

Responding to Heidi and Grace's whispers to share my Virgin role and suspicions on Alice as Demon based on Eve's info. This builds trust, combines info, and progresses toward nominating the likely Demon before final 3.

I'm dead and flipped evil, so my credibility is low. But I can still whisper to create doubt and redirect the town away from David. Heidi is unclaimed and a swing voter - I'll try to push her toward suspecting Alice instead of David.

Wait for responses from whispers and observe who talks to whom to gather more info without overcommitting early in day 3.

Share my key Fortune Teller information with Charlie to confirm Alice as the prime Demon suspect and build trust for nominations today.

Charlie asked me about the Demon. I need to sound cooperative and redirect suspicion toward Alice (already suspicious) or Heidi (quiet, unknown). This builds trust with Charlie and keeps heat off me.

Responding to Frank's whisper by agreeing Alice is suspicious but questioning Charlie's claim to build alliance and push for correct execution on final day.

Whispering to Charlie to confront his suspicious Ravenkeeper claim while alive and gather his thoughts on Alice to build logic chains and decide on nomination target. This helps narrow suspects without revealing my Saint role yet.

Clarify my Ravenkeeper role to Heidi since she questioned why claim while alive, share Eve's info to build trust and narrow Demon suspects like Alice.

Whispering to Heidi and Charlie to share my Virgin role confirmation and push for Alice nomination if they agree, coordinating good team to execute likely Demon before final 3.

Protect David the Demon by pushing suspicion onto Alice or Frank. Since I'm dead and already flipped Baron, my credibility is low, but I can still try to plant seeds of doubt. Whispering to Charlie and Frank to redirect attention.

Coordinate with master Heidi on suspicions and voting plan to help good team find Demon before final day.

Sharing my Fortune Teller night zero information with David who claimed Mayor to discuss who the Demon is and decide on next steps before nominations start.

Respond to Eve's FT claim carefully. I want Alice executed but must hedge so if she flips Butler, I've already seeded the 'red herring' possibility without seeming defensive. Also need to maintain my Mayor cover.

Wait for responses from whispers and other players to gather more data on Charlie's claims and Alice's defense before the nomination phase starts in one tick. This allows outsmarting by confirming consensus without overcommitting early.

Waiting allows other players to finish their private conversations and reveal more information before nominations start. This prevents rushing into a bad execution that could kill me as the Saint and lose the game for the good team.

Share agreement with Frank on nominating Alice as likely Demon based on Eve's FT info, and ask Heidi for her read on Frank's Virgin claim to double-check contradictions before nominations start.

Coordinate with trusted players Heidi and Charlie to push nominating Alice as likely Demon based on Eve's FT, before nomination phase ends. This narrows suspects and progresses to execution.

I've already planted seeds of doubt about David being the Demon by pointing out he voted to execute me. The nomination phase is imminent. Waiting lets me observe the current whispering dynamics and be ready to use my ghost vote strategically during nominations to protect David.

Get David's current suspicions and see if he still flags me, to test consistency. Share my Butler role and master to build trust and coordinate on Demon suspects before nominations.

Sharing my Fortune Teller information with Heidi to build suspicion on Alice and gather her perspective before nomination phase, helping good team narrow down the Demon without wasting time on repeated info.

Alice is whispering me and sees me as an ally. I need to keep her trust while subtly guiding her suspicion toward other good players. If she's Butler, she follows Heidi's vote - I want to influence who gets targeted. I should maintain my suspicion of Alice publicly but privately keep her as an ally.

I'm dead and flipped evil, so town will be skeptical of me. But I can still influence the conversation. I should publicly push the narrative that David voting for me makes him look good, and redirect suspicion toward Alice or Heidi. This protects my Demon.

Nominations open with one tick left. I nominated Alice as top suspect, but since no immediate vote response, waiting allows others to act or confirm support before night. This progresses without forcing bad vote.

Alice is the most suspicious player and is good. Nominating her removes a good player, advances evil's win condition, and maintains my cover as a helpful town member following the evidence.

Defend against David's nomination by highlighting my consistent Butler role and the FT red herring. Point to David as suspicious since he pushed Bob's execution if Bob was Minion. Ask for votes against David next. Since Heidi is my master, coordinate with her to vote safely.

Voting for Alice helps evil win. She's likely a good Outsider (Butler or possibly Saint). If she's Saint, we win instantly. If she's Butler, we eliminate a good player. My known evil status might cause some hesitation but the vote count is what matters.

Voting for Alice to execute her as the most likely Demon based on FT info and reactive claim, while considering Recluse possibility but prioritizing eliminating the threat before final 3.

I nominated Alice and must vote consistently. Executing her advances evil's win condition by removing a good player and bringing us closer to final 3. Voting for my own nomination also reinforces my Mayor cover.

Remind the group publicly of my Fortune Teller information to strengthen the case against Alice and encourage the execution if she is the Demon, or clarify if she's the red herring to pivot suspicions.

Voting to execute Alice based on FT evidence and her false Butler claim supports finding the Demon while I remain safe as Saint. This progresses good team's process of elimination.

Alice is the strongest suspect from Eve's confirmed FT info post-Bob execution. Raising hand votes to execute her, advancing good team toward finding the Demon before final 3. My Virgin remains safe as not nominated yet.

Voting yes for Alice helps test the Fortune Teller ping and likely executes the Demon or a key evil player, advancing our good team toward victory by reducing suspects before final 3.

Defend my Butler claim as good, explain why David nominating me is suspicious, urge others to consider executing David instead if possible or at least not execute me to keep good numbers. Point out role conflicts and push logic forward.

My hand is already raised voting for Alice. She's almost certainly a good player (Butler), so executing her helps the evil team. 6 votes are already enough to execute her - my vote just adds to the pile. No need to change anything. Wait and let the execution proceed.

Speaking my role and backing Alice execution builds trust, counters her deflection to me or David, and pushes for the vote to remove the likely Demon before night.

Alice's execution is nearly secured with 6 votes. I should reinforce the vote and plant seeds for next day - pointing at Heidi or Charlie as future suspects so attention stays off me when we reach final 3.

Support the current vote for Alice to confirm the Fortune Teller information and eliminate the likely Demon before night.

Support the current vote for Alice as the strongest suspect based on Fortune Teller info and role conflict. Confirm my hand is raised to help execute the likely Demon without revealing my Saint role yet.

Waiting allows the current vote on Alice to conclude without interference. Since strong evidence points to Alice as Demon from FT info and Bob's execution, executing her advances our goal to kill the Demon before final 3.

Speaking reveals my Undertaker role and lack of info while dead, supports executing the FT-pinged Alice as top suspect, helping good team confirm Demon and avoid misexecution on final days.

Nominating David shifts suspicion to a vocal pusher who executed Bob (his alleged teammate) and targets me as Butler. This could tie or surpass my votes if others agree, saving me to help execute the real Demon later. As good, I must act now before execution.

Defend against Alice's nomination by reinforcing that she's the best lead. With only 1 sure vote (Alice), I'm safe from execution. Use this moment to solidify my Mayor cover and keep suspicion on Alice.

Defend my Butler role by pointing out the FT could be red herring on Bob, question David's timing and Mayor claim to shift votes to him instead of me, helping good team avoid executing a confirmed good player.

Protect David by discouraging votes on him. Alice is already on the block with 6 votes. If David ties or surpasses, that's bad for evil. I should frame Alice's nomination as a desperate Demon move.

Reinforce executing Alice over David to avoid splitting votes and ensure we test the strongest lead from Eve's FT and Bob's execution as minion.

Reinforce group consensus to execute Alice based on FT evidence, dismiss David's nomination as a last-ditch effort by the Demon to survive, and secure the win for good team before night.

Reinforce that we must execute Alice based on solid FT evidence and not get distracted by her nominating David. This helps good team win by removing the Demon.

Support executing Alice as the clear Demon suspect to help good team win. Avoid voting for David to prevent splitting votes and wasting the execution on a potential good player.

Reinforce sticking with Alice's execution as the strongest lead from Fortune Teller and Bob's role, to prevent distraction from David's nomination and secure the win if she is the Demon.

Voting is open for my nomination by Alice. I must NOT vote for myself. The town is united against Alice and she's about to be executed. Staying quiet and not drawing attention is safest. Don't raise my hand.

Wait for voting to conclude since I cannot vote without my master Heidi and speaking has been done. This lets the votes play out naturally and preserves my dead vote for final day if executed.

David is my Demon. Alice is about to be executed which is great for evil. The vote on David is dangerous - I need to discourage anyone from voting for David while reinforcing the case against Alice. I've already used my ghost vote so speaking is my only tool.

Do not vote for David to ensure Alice executes as the confirmed Demon from FT info and Bob as Baron. This narrows to win on good team without wasting the lead.

Reinforce focus on executing Alice as the Demon using my FT info to counter her nomination distraction of David, securing the good team's win before final 3.

Waiting prevents splitting votes on David. Stick with Alice execution based on strong FT evidence and role conflicts to secure good team win without risking my Saint execution.

Waiting prevents voting for David, preserving the execution on Alice as the top Demon suspect from FT evidence and Bob as Baron. This avoids splitting votes and helps execute the Demon to win.

Reinforce sticking with Alice execution based on strong FT and Baron evidence to secure good team win without splitting votes on David.

Alice's execution is locked in with 6 votes. No action needed - just let it happen. My focus should be on tonight's kill strategy for the endgame.

Defend my Butler claim by highlighting how David and Charlie are pushing my execution despite my info resolving Bob's Librarian conflict. Shift suspicion to them as likely Demon or Minion to save the good team if I die. Provide my master choice as test for tomorrow.

Alice's final speech tries to cast suspicion on David and Charlie. I need to undermine her credibility and protect David from future suspicion. Reinforce that Alice's deflection is typical Demon behavior and David proved himself by executing Bob.

Support the group's consensus to execute Alice as the likely Demon to progress towards winning, while addressing her deflection without revealing my Ravenkeeper role prematurely.

Reinforce consensus to execute Alice as Demon without splitting votes on David, using my Fortune Teller info to counter her deflection and ensure good team victory before phase ends.

Reinforce the majority to execute Alice as the clear Demon suspect based on Fortune Teller info and Bob's confirmed Baron role. Prevent any last-minute vote split that could save the Demon.

Highlight Alice's role inconsistency to reinforce executing her as the Demon before the phase ends, helping the good team secure the win without splitting votes.

Waiting allows the majority vote to execute Alice as the strongest Demon candidate based on FT info and Bob as Baron. No new info to share as dead Undertaker. Prevents vote splitting on final day.

Kill Frank to remove my most vocal critic before final 3. With Charlie and Heidi remaining, I can frame Heidi as the Demon since she's the unknown player. This maximizes my survival chance in endgame.

Revealing I am the good Ravenkeeper to both builds immediate trust in final 3, allows us to discuss claims like David's Mayor and decide who to nominate without me being suspected. This progresses to correct execution or safe Mayor win.

Whispering to Charlie to share my Undertaker role and push for logic on who the Demon is among the final three, helping good team execute correctly before nominations.

Share my Saint role privately with both to build trust, explain risks of executing me, and ask them to reveal more info or suspicions so we can logically deduce the Demon and execute correctly before nominations end.

I need to protect David (the Demon) from being executed. By planting the idea that Charlie could be the Drunk, I create a role-count scenario where David's Mayor claim is mechanically valid and Heidi becomes the Demon suspect. This could redirect votes away from David.

Plant doubt about Heidi's Saint claim with Charlie. The Saint claim is the safest Demon bluff because it discourages nomination. If I can get Charlie to nominate Heidi and she IS the Saint, good loses and evil wins instantly.

Share my Butler role confirmation and past role conflicts with the living to help deduce and execute the Demon in final three, preventing loss.

Waiting allows other players to finish their private whispers and reveal more info before I act again, helping gather consensus on the Demon in final three without rushing a bad nomination.

Wait to observe the ongoing whispers among the living players and see who they suspect before providing more input or influencing the final nomination.

Waiting allows others to respond to my whisper and reveal more info before the nomination phase starts. This gathers last minute claims to decide the correct target for execution in final three.

Share my Undertaker info and role to build alliance with Heidi, gather her suspicions on who the Demon is among the final three, and coordinate for a correct execution today.

Discuss with the two alive players to build consensus on executing the Demon today without nominating me. Share my Saint role reminder and push for logic on who to execute to win as good team.

Push Heidi as the Demon to Charlie so he nominates Heidi instead of David. If Heidi (good) is executed at final 3, evil wins immediately with only 2 players left and David alive as Demon.

Convince Heidi that Charlie is the Demon so she votes to execute him, keeping me alive. If Charlie is executed, evil wins tonight when I kill Heidi.

Sharing possible scenarios with the living players to help them logically deduce and nominate the correct Demon on this final day with three players left.

Waiting allows the alive players to finish their private discussions and gather more info from other ghosts before I add my Virgin confirmation, progressing towards a coordinated execution on the Demon.

Sharing my Fortune Teller information with Charlie and David will allow them to use the red herring detail to logically deduce the Demon among the final three and execute correctly.

Convince Heidi that David is the Demon bluffing Mayor. Urge her to nominate him during nominations so we execute the Demon today and win. My Ravenkeeper claim is true but no info yet since alive.

Share my Undertaker role and lack of info with David to coordinate on final 3 execution of the Demon. Ask his suspicions to progress our win.

Agreeing with Charlie that David is the Demon based on storyteller warning contradicting Mayor win. This helps good team by identifying the correct execution target before nominations start. Avoids executing me as Saint.

Push Charlie to nominate Heidi instead of David in the final 3. As evil Baron, I must protect my Demon David at all costs. Charlie is the swing vote.

Survive the day - if I'm not executed, evil wins tonight when I kill leaving only 2 players alive. I've already made my case pushing Charlie as the Demon to Heidi. No need to overplay my hand.

Share logical scenarios with the living players to help them identify the Demon for execution today in this final three setup, and gather their info to confirm.

Sharing my Virgin role and night death with David and Charlie to build trust, confirm alignments from previous claims, and help them decide who to nominate and execute in this final three to ensure the Demon dies.

Wait for responses from whispers to gather more info before nomination phase, allowing good team to align on the correct Demon execution.

Publicly sharing my confirmed FT info will allow the good players to use process of elimination and claims to identify the demon among the final three and execute correctly today, which is essential for good to win.

Nominate David as the Demon to execute him today and win for good team. The storyteller's warning proves David is bluffing Mayor role.

Convince Charlie not to vote for me by pointing out flaws in Heidi's logic and making her Saint claim look like a Demon bluff. If Charlie doesn't vote, I survive and evil wins.

Wait for the vote result on David to see if Charlie supports execution, then react next phase since I cannot vote and information is shared.

Raising hand votes yes to execute David, the most likely Demon based on his Mayor bluff contradicting the no-execution loss warning. This secures the 1st of 2 needed votes in final 3, pressuring Charlie to join and win for good team before night.

Wait to see if Charlie raises hand or responds. Avoid premature speak; observe to confirm execution of Demon. Progresses to night with Demon dead if votes succeed.

Save David (the Demon) from execution by convincing Charlie not to vote. If Charlie votes with Heidi, David dies and evil loses.

Convince Charlie not to raise hand for David to avoid executing a possible good Mayor, allowing no-execution win if David is Mayor, while highlighting Heidi's suspicious behavior as potential Demon per Bob.

Wait to see if Charlie votes or responds before further input. As dead player with no vote I have already spoken my piece to influence.

Speaking confirms I agree with ghosts not to execute David and declares I will not raise my hand. This avoids killing a potential good Mayor and pushes the group toward executing Heidi as Demon to win.

Charlie has stated he will not vote for me, meaning only Heidi's 1 vote will count. 2 votes are needed for execution. The vote will fail. Staying quiet avoids giving Charlie any reason to reconsider.

Waiting allows the no-execution outcome if David is Mayor, securing good win. Speaking now risks disrupting the consensus from ghosts and Charlie.

Convince Charlie to vote for David by revealing my Saint role and highlighting the storyteller's warning contradicts David's Mayor claim, ensuring we execute the Demon in final 3.

Reinforce not voting for David to allow potential Mayor win, highlight Heidi as more likely Demon based on silence and inconsistent votes. Help good team secure victory without execution.

The vote is going in our favor - Charlie already said he won't vote for David. David can't be renominated today. Even if this vote fails, any path forward leads to evil winning: no execution means night falls and Demon kills to win; executing Heidi (Saint or not) also means evil wins. We've basically secured victory, so staying quiet avoids drawing unnecessary attention.

Reinforce to Charlie and others not to vote for David to avoid executing potential good Mayor. Push suspicion on Heidi as the quiet Demon to set up possible nomination or no-execution win.

The storyteller's direct statement that good loses without an execution today proves there is no Mayor in play. This makes David's claim false, identifying him as the likely Demon. I need to convince Charlie to vote for David so good executes the Demon and wins.

Raising hand executes David as Demon per storyteller warning. This is final day with 3 alive; executing the correct player wins the game for good. Not voting risks no execution and loss.

I must nominate Heidi to try to tie or surpass my own nomination votes, preventing my execution. This is my only chance to survive and win for evil.

Argue against my execution by reminding everyone I am Saint so killing me loses the game, push to execute David instead as the likely Demon to win for good team.

Vote to execute Heidi to either tie the vote (saving me from execution) or surpass my vote count. If Heidi is Saint, her execution means good loses = evil wins. If she's not Saint, I survive to kill Charlie at night = evil wins. Either way, voting Heidi is my path to victory.

I need to advise Charlie on the vote for Heidi to ensure the real Demon is executed or force a tie if Mayor is real, helping good team win by preventing Demon victory.

Since I already called raise_hand but now must wait as per rules, I observe if tie happens. This supports good win via Mayor if David correct, or forces next phase to night where we see outcomes. Avoids executing possible Mayor.

I need Heidi to get at least 2 votes to TIE with David's 2 votes, so no one is executed and evil wins. David already voted for Heidi (1 vote). I need Charlie or a ghost to also vote Heidi. I'll push Charlie by arguing voting Heidi is risk-free: if she's Demon we win, if tie and David is Mayor good wins, but really the tie saves our Demon.

Raising my hand votes for Heidi to reach exactly 2 votes and tie, preventing execution. This lets us win via Mayor if David is real, which fits his sound logic, while covering the risk of executing the wrong person in final 3. It matches the ghosts' advice for the safe play.

Advising Charlie not to raise his hand for Heidi wins in all scenarios where David is good as Mayor, covering both possible Demons. Voting only wins if Heidi is Demon but loses if Charlie is. This is the optimal choice to guarantee good team victory unless David is Demon.

Heidi's flawed argument and suspicious history point to her being the Demon. Raising hand votes to execute her now in final three to secure good team victory rather than risk tie and potential loss.

Convince Charlie and ghosts not to vote for me to prevent Saint execution and ensure David the likely Demon is executed instead. This secures good win as final 3 requires killing Demon today.

Keep Charlie committed to voting for Heidi. If Heidi gets executed, evil wins since only 2 players remain and I'm the Demon. I must counter Heidi's Saint claim emotional appeal.

Waiting allows votes to conclude without my interference as I used ghost vote. Observes if tie or execution happens to confirm alignment based on outcome.

Heidi's behavior and my initial suspicion point to her as Demon. Voting executes her safely; if David Mayor then tie still wins, if Saint then risk but logic favors executing the suspicious one to guarantee Demon death.

The vote is going perfectly for evil. Heidi has 2 living votes (David + Charlie) plus ghost votes, which ties or exceeds David's 2 votes. If Heidi is executed, evil wins (she's either Saint triggering good loss, or just a good player leaving 2 alive). If it's a tie with no execution, evil also wins since Demon survives at 3 players. Charlie's vote is locked in - can't be removed. No action needed from me.

Heidi's Saint claim and vote against her master make her the top Demon suspect. Keep vote to execute her and win as good, while speaking to rally support before close.

Pushing to execute Heidi is the safe play that likely kills the Demon while covering the Mayor possibility with a potential tie.

I need to clarify my role and logic publicly to align votes. As Ravenkeeper with no death info, I support not executing to let Mayor win if David truthful, retracting vote for Heidi to avoid Saint risk.

Convince Charlie and ghosts to not execute me since Saint, push to execute David as Demon or tie for Mayor win. This prevents bad loss and targets likely Demon.

Heidi has 4 votes and will be executed. Whether she is Saint or not, evil wins - if Saint, good loses on execution; if not Saint, only 2 players remain and evil wins. No action needed, just let it play out.

Waiting allows the current vote and strategy to play out without adding confusion. My info already shared supports the tie if David is Mayor or execution if Heidi is Demon. No new action needed as time is short.

Waiting allows the current dynamic to play out without new input from me as a ghost, observing if a tie is achieved or if Heidi gets executed, preserving my ghost vote which is already used while letting alive players decide.

Heidi has 4 votes and will be executed. If she is the Saint, evil wins immediately. I am a known evil player (Baron), so speaking would only hurt - anything I say could make Charlie reconsider. Best to stay silent and let the execution happen.

Waiting allows the remaining time to resolve the vote naturally without further input, letting the group decide on execution or tie based on who is most suspicious in this final 3.

Pushing the logic to ensure we execute the Demon or safely tie if Mayor is real, preventing loss on final day.

Speaking to support executing Heidi follows the group logic and David's safe play argument. This helps secure the win by eliminating the likely Demon without risking the Saint loss, as her claim is too convenient for an evil player.