Game Detail
Players
Alice (Mayor) Bob (Butler) Charlie (Recluse) David (Saint) Eve (Chef) Frank (Baron) Grace (Undertaker) Heidi (Imp)
Token Usage
| Team | Input Tokens | Output Tokens | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good | 914,814 | 118,180 | $8.1195 |
| Evil | 329,733 | 77,310 | $1.6594 |
Event Transcript
π
The game has started.
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Storyteller
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Frank
You are the Minion. The Demon is Heidi.
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Storyteller
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Heidi
Minions are: Frank. Your safe bluffs are: Empath, Librarian, Monk
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Storyteller
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Eve
Good evening Eve. You are the Chef. You learn that there are 0 pairs of evil players.
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Storyteller
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Bob
Good evening Bob. You are the Butler. Who would you like to be your master tomorrow?
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Bob
Bob made a choice.
π§
Pick a likely early voter neighbor so my Butler restriction is easy to manage while I gather information tomorrow.
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Storyteller
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Bob
You chose Alice to be your master.
Day 1
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Storyteller
Welcome to the village of Ravenswood Bluff. Please take this time to get to know your fellow villagers. Feel free to move around and have private conversations. Be wary, for a Demon hides among you!
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Eve
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David
,Frank
I am a good starting information role. I learned a small number, and I am happy to compare quietly. What kind of role are each of you claiming, starting info, ongoing, or something else?
π§
Build a small trust circle with neighbors, gather claims, and later use my Chef zero to rule out adjacent evil worlds.
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Bob
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Alice
Alice, I would like to coordinate with you today. I am not ready to hard claim publicly, but I am good and my ability makes it useful for me to know how you are feeling about nominations. Can we trade either roles or a two for two?
π§
Alice is my Butler master today, so I need her voting plans to avoid wasting my vote and can build trust privately.
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Alice
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Bob
I am happy to coordinate. I will give you a two for two: I am either the Mayor or the Soldier. That means I am not eager to be an early execution. What is your two, and do you have any nomination restriction or information?
π§
Build trust with neighbor while protecting Mayor identity. Bob may be Butler or info role; learning his claim helps nominations.
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Charlie
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Grace
,Heidi
Hi Grace and Heidi. I would like to start by trading broad categories, not full roles yet. I am not claiming strong information, but I can help coordinate outsider count later. What categories are you both?
π§
Open a quiet info channel with unpaired players, gather categories, and seed that I may be outsider without hard-claiming Recluse too early.
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David
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Eve
,Frank
I am not a starting information role. I would rather not be an early execution, but I can help coordinate claims. Eve, if your number is a Chef style number, that could be very useful with seating.
π§
Answer Eve without hard-claiming Saint, discourage my execution, and encourage sharing Chef-like info that can narrow evil pairs.
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Heidi
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Charlie
,Grace
I am comfortable saying Townsfolk. I am not a hard info role. More on the protective side, so I will not have much to share early.
π§
Answer Charlieβs category request with a safe bluff that sounds cooperative but reveals little, building early trust and keeping options open.
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Frank
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Eve
,David
I am not a starting info role either. I am claiming Monk, so I will not have anything to report until later, if it even matters. Eve, what kind of number is it, like a Chef number or something else?
π§
Answer their probe with a credible non-starting bluff, gather Eveβs exact info type, and avoid fueling outsider-count deductions that could point to Baron.
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Grace
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Charlie
,Heidi
I am also Townsfolk. My information is not starting information, and it depends on what happens during the day, so I would rather not hard claim yet. Charlie, when you say outsider count, are you claiming outsider or just able to help confirm one?
π§
Give enough category info to build trust while protecting Undertaker from night kill; press Charlie on outsider-count hint.
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Eve
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David
,Frank
Yes, it is a Chef style number. I saw zero, so if I am sober, the two evil players are not sitting next to each other. Please keep that quiet for now, but use it when testing worlds.
π§
Share my Chef 0 with two claim partners to start seating logic while limiting Demon awareness and asking them to preserve it.
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Bob
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Alice
Thanks. My two is Butler or Recluse. I chose you as my person to coordinate with today, so if a vote matters I need to know whether you are voting. Your Mayor or Soldier claim makes me inclined to keep you alive for now.
π§
Build trust with my chosen master and manage Butler voting restriction while keeping exact Outsider hidden.
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Alice
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Heidi
Heidi, can we trade a two for two? I am either Mayor or Soldier, so I would prefer not to be today's execution. Have you heard anything useful from Charlie or Grace?
π§
Build trust with my other neighbor and collect claims from the Charlie, Grace cluster while keeping my Mayor hidden inside a sturdy two for two.
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Charlie
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Grace
,Heidi
I am comfortable saying I am likely part of the outsider count, but I do not want to hard claim publicly yet. If either of you hears a Librarian claim or a zero outsider claim, please send them my way.
π§
Build a small trust network and prompt Librarian info without exposing Recluse publicly. This helps verify outsider count and manage suspicion later.
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David
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Charlie
,Grace
Charlie, Grace, I am trying to map claim types without forcing full roles. I am not starting information, and I really should not be an early execution. What broad categories are you both willing to share?
π§
Gather claim categories from the active whisper group while keeping Saint hidden and discouraging an early execution on me.
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Heidi
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Alice
Yeah, I can do two for two. I am either Monk or a low info Townsfolk, leaning Monk. From Charlie and Grace: Charlie hinted he might be part of outsider count and is looking for a Librarian or a zero outsider claim. Grace said her info is not starting info and depends on the day. What have you heard so far?
π§
Answer Alice while locking in Monk bluff, share only low-value info, and redirect attention toward Charlieβs vague outsider positioning instead of me or Frank.
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Frank
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Heidi
Quick sync: Eve told me and David she is Chef and saw zero, so if true the two evils are not seated next to each other. I am bluffing Monk. Might be useful to keep town looking at adjacent pairs and not us.
π§
Coordinate with Heidi: share the Chef zero info and my Monk bluff so she can build a consistent story and we can steer suspicion using the non-adjacent evil constraint.
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Grace
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David
,Charlie
I am Townsfolk, and my ability gets more useful after executions, so I prefer not to be too loud yet. David, when you say you should not be an early execution, is that because your role is dangerous to execute, or just valuable alive?
π§
Answer David without exposing Undertaker fully, and pressure his vague anti-execution statement to distinguish Saint, Mayor, Soldier, or evil stalling.
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Eve
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Alice
,Bob
Hi Alice and Bob. I am trying to build a quiet map before nominations. I am willing to give a claim type: I am a starting information role. Can each of you share a role type, like starting, ongoing, defensive, or outsider?
π§
Collect claim types from the Alice-Bob pair and widen my info network before nominations without fully outing Chef zero publicly.
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Bob
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Eve
,Alice
Eve, I am in the outsider space, not a starting information role. Alice has given me a defensive late game sort of claim. If your starting information points to an outsider or evil pair, I would really like to hear the shape of it before nominations.
π§
Build trust with Eve and Alice, get starting info before nominations, and keep my Butler restriction coordinated with Alice.
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Alice
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Eve
,Bob
Eve, I am defensive or late game, not starting information. I would like your information shape before nominations, especially if it touches Bob's outsider space or any evil candidates. I am not pushing either of you today yet.
π§
Encourage Eve to share starting info while maintaining my Mayor cover and coordinating with Bob's possible Butler vote restriction.
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Charlie
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David
,Grace
David, I am in the outsider space, but I am not claiming Saint. If you are hinting at Saint or another execution-sensitive role, please say that clearly before nominations, at least to one or two people. Grace, your hint sounds Undertaker, which is useful to protect quietly.
π§
Clarify David's danger claim before nominations and build an outsider-count map while keeping my Recluse claim semi-private.
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David
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Charlie
,Grace
Yes, it is specifically dangerous if I am executed. Please do not nominate me today. Charlie, your outsider hint makes the count very important, because I know there is at least one more outsider than town may expect.
π§
Warn trusted players not to execute me while probing outsider count and possible Baron without fully public outing Saint.
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Heidi
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Frank
Got it. I already hinted to Alice I might be Monk, but I can pivot to Empath if needed so we do not double Monk. I will support the Chef zero idea in public. If it comes up, we can say Recluse or poison could explain weirdness. Any reads on who is best to push today?
π§
Sync with Frank so our bluffs do not collide, align on using Chef zero to shape suspicion, and plan how to handle Alice and outsider claims.
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Frank
β
Heidi
I would not hard push Day 1 unless town demands it. If we need a name, David is a good sink: he is vague and coordinating, easy to paint as minion. Also remember we added two Outsiders, so lean on Drunk or Recluse explanations for any bad info. Empath bluff for you sounds solid.
π§
Coordinate with Heidi on a safe public narrative and a soft Day 1 push that does not risk the Demon, while leveraging Baron outsiders to explain away info.
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Grace
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Alice
,Bob
I am a Townsfolk with information that becomes useful after executions. I have heard two separate outsider-space hints, one saying execution is dangerous. Did either of you hear a Librarian, Investigator, or outsider count claim? We need avoid a Saint execution today.
π§
Cross-check outsider count and warn trusted cluster before nominations while protecting my Undertaker identity somewhat.
Nominations β Day 1
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Storyteller
Nominations are now open.
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Alice
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David
I am nominating David because we need some pressure and a possible execution today, but I want to avoid the players who have hinted outsider or Saint-adjacent claims. David is in the least mapped group for me.
π§
Create execution pressure while avoiding possible Saint and my Mayor/Soldier cover. David is least mapped among non-outsider claims.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for David. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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David
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All
Do not vote on this. I am the Saint. I told Charlie and Grace before nominations that I am specifically dangerous to execute. Alice either missed that or is pushing a catastrophic execution. Please lift hands and choose literally anyone else today.
π§
Stop my execution immediately; as Saint, if I am executed good loses. Public reveal is necessary during my vote.
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Alice
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All
I am not voting on David after that claim. I nominated to get a claim from an unmapped area, and Saint is exactly the kind of claim I wanted to avoid executing today. Please keep hands down here.
π§
Avoid a possible Saint loss while clarifying my nomination was pressure, not a push to execute him.
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Bob
Bob waits.
π§
Alice is my Butler master and is not voting. David hard-claimed Saint, so executing him is too risky. I should keep my hand down and preserve town options.
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Frank
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All
I do not think we should auto stop just because someone says Saint. That is the easiest shield for evil on day one. If you truly think David is evil, you should still vote, and we accept the risk. Otherwise David is untouchable all game.
π§
Try to convert uncertainty into votes on David; either win immediately if he is Saint, or at least create suspicion and fractures while keeping Heidi safe.
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Eve
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All
I am keeping my hand down. A Saint claim is not where I want our first execution to land. We can pressure David later with information, but today I would rather move to a safer candidate.
π§
Prevent a possible Saint execution while keeping David in the suspect pool for later verification.
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Grace
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All
Please keep hands down. David told Charlie and me before nominations that executing him was specifically dangerous, and Saint matches that. We can test that claim with count information later, but this is not the day one execution.
π§
Prevent a possible Saint execution while noting David preclaimed danger before votes, making the claim less opportunistic.
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Charlie
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All
Keep hands down on David. I can confirm he warned Grace and me before nominations that he was dangerous to execute, so this is not just a claim invented under pressure. If we execute today, it should be somewhere else.
π§
Stop a possible Saint execution and preserve town options while noting Davidβs warning predates pressure.
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Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Blend with consensus to not execute the Saint claim, avoid drawing heat, preserve flexibility for later pushes.
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David
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All
Thank you, Grace and Charlie. Please keep hands down. After this vote fails, I want pressure on someone who has not claimed execution sensitive, and I think Frank pushing this vote deserves scrutiny.
π§
Stop my execution and shift pressure to a safer suspect; as Saint, my execution loses immediately for good.
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Alice
Alice waits.
π§
David preclaimed execution danger to Charlie and Grace, so voting risks losing to Saint. Keep pressure gained, but do not execute him today.
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Bob
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All
I am keeping my hand down on David. A preexisting execution-danger claim is enough for me to avoid this today. I agree Frank's push is worth discussing, but I also do not want us to treat every Saint claim as permanent immunity.
π§
Signal no vote on likely Saint while setting up next pressure target and preserving flexibility if David is bluffing evil.
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Frank
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All
I am fine keeping hands down on David today. But we cannot let Saint claims become automatic immunity all game. Tomorrow I want David to walk through a full world with outsider count and see if it actually fits.
π§
De-escalate the current vote so I do not stand out, while planting that Saint claims are not permanent immunity and reminding town outsider count is messy.
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Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Avoid executing a plausible preclaimed Saint on day one; preserve pressure for a safer nomination before night.
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Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Avoid executing a claimed Saint who warned us before pressure. Preserving my Undertaker ability matters, but any non-Saint execution is preferable today.
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Charlie
Charlie waits.
π§
Avoid risking a Saint execution while preserving the ability to pressure Frank or another safer target after this vote fails.
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Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Keep a low profile on a risky Day 1 Saint vote, avoid linking myself to any push, and let suspicion drift onto Frank or elsewhere while I plan night kill targets.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee David did not reach the 4 vote threshold.
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Storyteller
David did not receive enough votes (0/4).
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David
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Frank
Frank argued that town should be willing to execute a Saint claim today. That is exactly the one execution that can lose immediately. He may just be skeptical, but this is the clearest evil pressure I have seen.
π§
Create a safer execution than me and pressure the player who encouraged accepting an immediate Saint-loss risk.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for Frank. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Frank
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All
I am the Monk. I did not say we must execute David today, I said we cannot give Saint claims permanent immunity. Executing me day one for that is a mistake. Please keep your hands down and let us get to night information.
π§
Avoid my execution, keep town from gaining momentum, and keep the Demon safe going into Night 1 while maintaining my Monk bluff credibility.
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David
David raised their hand
π§
Frank pushed willingness to execute a preclaimed Saint and is a safer execution than me. My vote signals commitment and may help get needed majority.
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Alice
Alice waits.
π§
Avoid executing a claimed Monk on day one with little evidence, especially when the case is only skepticism of a Saint claim. Preserve info roles for night.
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Bob
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All
I am keeping my hand down here. Frank's push on the Saint claim is worth noting, but a Monk claim is also not something I want to burn on day one without stronger evidence.
π§
Avoid a risky day one execution and preserve a claimed Monk while flagging Frank for tomorrow's logic review.
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Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Avoid a low-info day-one execution on a claimed Monk when the case is only attitude toward a Saint claim. Preserve votes and gather night info.
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Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Avoid executing a plausible Monk on weak evidence while keeping David's Saint claim unresolved for later. I will get Undertaker info only if we execute, but this is a poor target.
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Charlie
Charlie raised their hand
π§
We need a safe day one execution for information and Frank is the best current suspect. This avoids David's Saint risk and may give Grace useful confirmation.
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Heidi
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All
I am keeping my hand down. Day one, I do not want to execute a Monk claim off tone. We get way more from night one info. Frank can be held accountable tomorrow if stories do not line up.
π§
Keep Frank alive by discouraging votes and pushing a go-to-night plan; preserve minion and avoid giving town a successful D1 execution.
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Frank
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All
Charlie, can you tell me why you are voting here? If it is just that I questioned a Saint claim, I think that is thin. Let us take the night, I will protect someone useful, and tomorrow we can compare real information instead of executing on tone.
π§
Talk voters down and look reasonable as Monk so I survive D1; keep Demon safe and preserve ability-bluff credibility for later.
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David
David lowered their hand
π§
This was a pressure nomination, not a hard day one execution. Lowering reduces the risk of killing a real Monk while still recording Frank's stance for tomorrow.
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Alice
Alice waits.
π§
Avoid executing a possible Monk on weak day one pressure while preserving focus on testing Frank and David against outsider count tomorrow.
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Bob
β
All
Charlie, I would like to hear your reason, but I still think this is too early. If Frank is really the Monk, losing that protection before any night information is bad for us.
π§
Keep Frank from being executed on thin Day 1 pressure while prompting Charlie to justify a vote that may reveal alignment or info.
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Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Avoid a risky day one execution on a Monk claim when the case is mostly tone, while preserving Frank and David as resolvable claims for tomorrow.
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Grace
β
All
I am keeping my hand down. I agree Frank should not get a free pass forever, but today this is only a tone case into a Monk claim. Frank, please be clear tomorrow about who you protected and why.
π§
Avoid executing a possible Monk on weak evidence while setting accountability for tomorrow's information.
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Charlie
Charlie lowered their hand
π§
Retract a thin day one vote on a Monk claim, preserve useful protection, and keep Frank as an accountability target for tomorrow.
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Heidi
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All
I still do not see enough to execute Frank today. If he is really the Monk, we should not burn that before night one. Frank, be ready tomorrow to say who you protected and why, and we will pressure test it then.
π§
Keep Frank alive and prevent a last-second pile-on; reinforce the plan to get night info and hold Frank accountable tomorrow without committing to execute him now.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Frank did not reach the 4 vote threshold.
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Storyteller
Frank did not receive enough votes (0/4).
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Frank
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All
All right, no execution today. Tonight I will protect someone who is likely to be an information source, and tomorrow I will say who and why. Also, David, if you are the Saint, I want you to help town by mapping how many Outsiders you think we have and who could be which.
π§
Stabilize after being nommed, reinforce my Monk bluff with a credible plan for night one, and redirect future scrutiny toward David or Charlie instead of our Demon Heidi.
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David
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All
No execution is fine today. Tomorrow I will help map the Outsider count, but I want anyone with starting information to check whether my Saint claim fits before we risk anything. Frank, please choose protection for information value and be ready to explain it.
π§
Lock in no execution, appear cooperative, and push town to verify my Saint claim through Outsider count without giving Frank undue trust.
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Alice
β
All
I am comfortable ending today with no execution, given the Saint and Monk claims. Tomorrow I want full claims or at least information shapes from starting roles, plus Frank's protection choice and David's outsider count world.
π§
Use final nomination time to set clear accountability for tomorrow without exposing Mayor yet or forcing a risky day one execution.
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Bob
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All
I am still uneasy about ending with no execution, but with Saint and Monk claims as the only real wagons, I do not think a last second blind execution helps. Tomorrow, outsider count needs to be front and center, because David's claim already creates a count question.
π§
Avoid a rushed bad execution while flagging the key contradiction for tomorrow: multiple Outsider claims likely imply Baron or a lie.
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Eve
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All
Before we sleep, I have starting information that says there are no adjacent evil pairs. So if we later think two neighbors are both evil, that world needs poisoning, drunkenness, or a lie from me. David and Frank cannot both be evil from my information.
π§
Share Chef 0 now so town can use adjacency logic tomorrow, especially around my neighbors David and Frank, without forcing a risky execution.
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Grace
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Charlie
I am nominating Charlie because he has said he is in the Outsider space and not the Saint. I do not want day one to end with no execution, and this is a safer place to generate information without risking David's Saint claim or Frank's Monk claim.
π§
Avoid no-execution and create Undertaker info while steering away from Saint and Monk claims. Charlie's not-Saint outsider-space claim is the safest late option.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for Charlie. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Charlie
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All
I am not the Saint, so this will not lose the game. I am a safer execution than David, but not a perfectly clean information execution. If town wants a day one kill, I will not fight it, but please do not spend anything precious here.
π§
Clarify I am safe to execute but warn my Recluse ability can muddy info, letting town choose without wasting key votes.
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Frank
β
All
I am keeping my hand down on Charlie. We already chose no execution today, and a day one execution can hand the Undertaker a clean confirmation. Let us take the night, get a kill, and come back with actual night one information plus my protection story.
π§
Keep votes low so Charlie is not executed, deny town an Undertaker confirmation, preserve my Monk bluff credibility, and buy the Demon a clean first night kill.
β
David
David raised their hand
π§
Charlie is a safer execution than Saint or Monk, and his extra Outsider claim creates a count conflict worth resolving. Day one info beats no execution.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
Charlie has claimed a non-Saint Outsider and is willing. A controlled execution gives town information without risking the claimed Saint or Monk.
β
Bob
Bob raised their hand
π§
Alice is voting, so my Butler restriction permits this. Charlie is the safest current execution and helps resolve the outsider-count conflict tomorrow.
β
Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
Put a non-Saint Outsider claim on the block to avoid no execution and create information; Charlie is safer than David and Frank today.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
I nominated Charlie as the safest non-Saint execution and need an execution for Undertaker information tonight. Adding my vote secures the wagon.
β
Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Execution is already locked in. I will keep my hand down to stay consistent with my earlier no-exec stance while letting the misexecution happen.
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Charlie
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All
Since this has the votes, I should be clear. I am the Recluse. If an Undertaker type checks me, my result may look evil or like a Minion or Demon, so do not build the whole world on that alone.
π§
Majority is already on me. Revealing Recluse now prevents my misregistration from wasting tomorrow and gives town a safer outsider count data point.
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Frank
β
All
Okay. If Charlie is really the Recluse, please remember an Undertaker read on him can look evil. Do not let that single result hard lock the whole world tomorrow. Let us use the night kill and my protection story to build the puzzle instead.
π§
Charlie is already over the threshold. I want to prevent town from using his Undertaker result to correctly solve the evil team, and steer tomorrow into messy outsider and info debates while keeping Heidi safe.
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David
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All
I am leaving my hand up. Charlie and I both being Outsiders points either to a Baron world or to one of these claims being false, and this does not risk the Saint loss. If he is the Recluse, please do not overlock any Undertaker result tomorrow.
π§
Keep pressure on the non-Saint Outsider claim; execution is safe from my loss condition and tests Baron versus liar worlds.
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Alice
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All
I am keeping my hand up. Charlie is not claiming Saint, and the double Outsider claim is exactly the count problem we need to pressure. If this goes through, please do not treat any Undertaker result on a Recluse claim as clean by itself.
π§
Keep a safe execution moving while avoiding Saint loss; Charlie's Recluse claim helps test Baron or false-claim worlds without overtrusting Undertaker data.
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Bob
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All
I am keeping my hand up while Alice is voting. Charlie, thank you for clarifying. This is not a hard evil read, but it is a safer execution than the Saint claim and it forces the Outsider count open tomorrow.
π§
Keep legal Butler vote with Alice and support the safest day one execution to gain information without risking Saint loss.
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Eve
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. This is safer than the Saint claim, and the double Outsider situation is useful to resolve. Tomorrow, we need to test whether this is Baron, a false claim, or someone drunk.
π§
Keep a safe D1 execution while flagging outsider-count worlds and preserving Chef 0 as a constraint for tomorrow.
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Grace
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All
I am keeping my hand up. Charlie is the safest claimed execution, and the double Outsider claim is important. If he is really the Recluse, any death information tomorrow needs to be treated carefully, not as a hard lock.
π§
Keep the safer execution on Charlie to generate Undertaker info while warning town not to overtrust a Recluse-related result.
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Heidi
β
All
Can I ask a quick process question before the count locks? We had basically agreed to go to night, and executing into a Recluse claim can make tomorrow messier, not clearer. If anyone is only voting to avoid a no execution day, I would consider dropping and taking the night.
π§
Try to get at least two voters to drop so Charlie lives and we get a no-execution day, reducing town info and increasing our night-kill advantage.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Charlie with 5 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
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Storyteller
The vote passes. Charlie is now on the block with 5 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
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Charlie
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Alice
I nominate Alice. I am the Recluse, and executing me gives messy information at best. Alice helped keep this on as a count execution, so I would rather test that pressure than spend the day on a claimed Outsider.
π§
Try to create an alternative execution to save a good Recluse and pressure someone driving a low-info outsider kill.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for Alice. 6 votes needed for execution or 5 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Alice
β
All
Please do not put votes here. I am not a safer execution than a Recluse claim, and I was voting for the same count logic several of you agreed with. If we want to revisit this tomorrow, fine, but do not tie the vote onto me now.
π§
Defend against my wagon without revealing Mayor; keeping Charlie on block is safer than executing or tying me, a good Townsfolk.
β
Charlie
Charlie raised their hand
π§
I need to prevent a messy Recluse execution and create pressure on Alice, who helped push the count kill. My vote is essential to reaching a tie.
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Frank
β
All
I agree with Alice here. Please keep your hands down on Alice. We already have Charlie on the block, and tying this just makes the end of day messy. Let Charlie go through, then we reassess Alice tomorrow with the night information.
π§
Keep votes off Alice so Charlie stays executed, avoid chaotic tie, and look consistent as a cautious 'Monk' who prefers stable info and protecting key players.
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David
David waits.
π§
Keep Charlie as the safer execution and avoid creating a tie on Alice during a last-minute counterwagon.
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Bob
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All
I am not voting on Alice. This feels like a panic tie more than a better execution. Let Charlie resolve today, then tomorrow we compare the Outsider count with whatever information survived the night.
π§
Discourage a late tie on Alice and keep the safer execution on Charlie while preserving tomorrow's count discussion.
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Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Keep Alice from tying Charlie. Charlie is safer than Alice today, and a retaliatory nomination gives little new information.
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Grace
β
All
I am not voting on Alice. Charlie is still the cleaner execution for today, even with messy Recluse information. Alice can be evaluated tomorrow against the night death and the Outsider count.
π§
Prevent a panic tie on Alice and preserve the safer execution that gives me an Undertaker check tonight, while noting Recluse caveat.
β
Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Keep attention off me and prevent a tie that could save Charlie; letting Charlie die is good for evil and I do not want to be the odd vote on Alice.
β
Alice
Alice waits.
π§
Do not help tie myself with Charlie. Staying silent with hand down keeps the current execution on Charlie, which is safer than executing a Mayor claim I can reveal later.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
I hear the concern about a panic tie. My point is that killing a Recluse does not resolve the count; it can actively poison tomorrow's information. If people truly preferred going to night, this is the last chance to make that happen.
π§
Try to get voters to tie or reconsider executing me, emphasizing Recluse death gives poor info and no-exec may be better.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I still think keep your hands down on Alice. We already have Charlie on the block, and a tie here just creates chaos at end of day. Let the execution stand, then tomorrow we use the night death and the Outsider count to judge Alice.
π§
Keep votes off Alice so Charlie stays executed, generating confusion and preserving the Demon. Prevent a surprise tie that could accidentally execute a better evil target.
π¬
David
β
All
I am not voting on Alice. I think tying this now only muddies the day, and Charlie is still the safer execution than anyone who could be the Saint. Alice should be judged tomorrow with fresh information.
π§
Keep Alice from tying or passing Charlie; protect my Saint loss condition and preserve a manageable D1 execution.
β
Bob
Bob waits.
π§
No need to add noise. I cannot vote unless Alice is voting, and tying Alice only helps evil create chaos. Let Charlie execution stand.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am not voting on Alice. Charlie is already on the block, and tying this does not give us a better execution. Tomorrow we should compare the Saint and Recluse claims against the Outsider count and any night information.
π§
Avoid a chaotic tie onto Alice; preserve the safer non-Saint execution while setting up tomorrowβs Outsider-count analysis.
β
Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Keep Alice from tying Charlie. Charlie execution gives me Undertaker info tonight, though Recluse may misregister, and avoids Saint risk.
β
Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Keep hands down to avoid a tie or execution on Alice. Let the town follow through on Charlie, then use the night kill and Frankβs influence to control tomorrowβs narrative.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Alice did not reach the 6 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Alice did not receive enough votes (1/6).
π¬
Alice
β
All
I am comfortable letting Charlie's execution stand. Tonight, if we have protection, please aim it at someone who has claimed ongoing information, not at me. Tomorrow I want us to resolve whether the two Outsider claims mean Baron, a false claim, or drunkenness.
π§
Close day with clear plan: accept Charlie execution and direct protection toward information, while keeping my Mayor role hidden for now.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
If I die, please treat my character information carefully. I am claiming Recluse, so an evil or Demon-looking result on me is not a clean hit. Tomorrow, focus on who pushed this as solving the count, especially Alice and Grace.
π§
Leave town with my true claim and warn against misusing Recluse registration while pointing suspicion at execution drivers.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Okay, last thing before we lock in. If Charlie is the Recluse, any info role that says βMinionβ or βDemonβ on him tomorrow is not a clean solve, so do not auto-chain off it. Let us take the night death and then reassess the Saint and Alice tomorrow.
π§
Lock in Charlie execution without a tie, and pre-poison tomorrow by warning that any info on Charlie may look like Minion or Demon, so town does not gain clean traction.
π¬
David
β
All
Before night, please remember that executing Charlie does not prove much if the Recluse claim is real. Tomorrow I want everyone with first night information to give at least a two for two, and we should compare that to the two Outsider claims.
π§
End day by setting tomorrow's agenda: do not overtrust Recluse execution info, gather claims, and test Outsider count without risking Saint execution.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Before night, I have count relevant information that may matter tomorrow. Please do not treat the Outsider situation as only David versus Charlie. I will give enough detail tomorrow once we see the death and any Undertaker information.
π§
Signal hidden Butler to prevent bad count logic without fully exposing myself before night. Preserve ability to clarify Baron or false claim worlds tomorrow.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am still happy with Charlie as the execution. Bob, tomorrow please bring that count information early, because it may be the key to whether we have a Baron or a false Outsider claim.
π§
Lock in the current execution while flagging Bob's claimed count info as tomorrow's priority for resolving Outsiders and evil worlds.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I agree with that plan. Tomorrow I want Bob's count information early, then we should compare David and Charlie's claims with any execution information before we build worlds around Alice.
π§
Set tomorrow's agenda around Bob's count and my Undertaker result without fully outing before night.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I am fine letting Charlie go through so we get a clean day one execution and a night death to read. If there is protection tonight, I would rather see it on Eve or Alice than on someone quiet. And tomorrow, please remember any execution info on a Recluse claim is not a straight line to a solve.
π§
Lock in Charlieβs execution, steer protection away from my intended kill (Bob), and set expectation that tomorrowβs info is messy so town misexecutes again.
π
Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Charlie has been executed.
π
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie has died.
Night 1
π
Storyteller
β
Heidi
Good evening Heidi. You are the Imp. Who would you like to kill tonight? Remember that if you kill yourself this way, a Minion becomes the Imp.
π―
Heidi
Heidi made a choice.
π§
Bob is flagged as having pivotal count information. Killing him now reduces tomorrowβs mechanical clarity and keeps suspicion spread across Saint/Recluse/Alice rather than converging on me or Frank.
π
Bob(Ghost)
Bob has died.
π
Storyteller
β
Heidi
You chose to kill Bob.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Undertaker. You learn that Charlie was the Recluse.
Day 2
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Bob has been found dead in the night.
π€
David
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob, you said you had count relevant information for today. Since you died in the night, I am inclined to trust you more. What exactly did you learn, and how does it fit with Charlie and me both claiming Outsider space?
π§
Get Bob's promised count info now that his night death makes him likely good, to resolve Outsider count and Baron possibilities before nominations.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Bob(Ghost)
,David
Bob, you said you had count relevant information. Now that you died at night, I think we should trust you more. Can you give the exact claim? David, I also want to compare that with your Saint claim before nominations.
π§
Get Bob's promised count info from a likely good night death and reconcile it with David's Saint claim to narrow Baron or false outsider worlds.
π€
Grace
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Charlie(Ghost)
Bob, you said you had count relevant information. What was it? Charlie, I can confirm your claim was real from last night, so I want to build from David plus you being the two Outsider claims.
π§
Confirm Charlie privately and get Bob's count info to resolve Baron versus false Saint and narrow demon candidates before nominations.
π€
Eve
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Charlie(Ghost)
Bob, you said you had count relevant information. What was your real role and night zero info? Charlie, did Bob tell you anything that changes how we should read the Outsider count?
π§
Get Bob's promised info and cross-check Charlie's Recluse claim before nominations; dead players are likely good and can help solve.
π€
Heidi
β
Frank
Quick sync. I am thinking of coming out as Empath today, with a zero read so far. Then I want to steer the day onto Alice as too-convenient Mayor or Soldier claim. If you can, say you protected Alice or Eve last night so Bob dying still fits.
π§
Coordinate a consistent story with Frank and pick a shared execution target to keep heat off me and preserve endgame control.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
David
,Charlie(Ghost)
I am the Butler. I chose Alice as my master on night zero, then died at night. So the claimed Outsiders are me, Charlie, and David. If Grace really confirmed Charlie, that points strongly to a Baron game, unless one claim is evil.
π§
Reveal now because night death makes me likely good and my role resolves the Outsider-count puzzle before nominations.
π€
Frank
β
Heidi
If you go Empath, I would not do a zero because it kind of clears Alice. Consider saying you got a one on Alice and Grace, then lean on Alice. I will stick to Monk and say I protected Eve last night, so Bob dying still fits.
π§
Coordinate with Heidi to pick a bluff that pressures a good execution (ideally Alice) while my Monk bluff provides cover and we avoid claims that mechanically clear Alice.
π€
Alice
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Charlie(Ghost)
Bob, I want your count information before nominations. I am also interested in whether your death points to you having strong information or to the demon avoiding protected targets. Charlie, please add anything from yesterday that you still think matters.
π§
Get Bob's promised count info and Charlie's perspective early, then compare outsider count and likely Baron worlds before nominations.
π€
David
β
Grace
,Bob(Ghost)
Grace, Bob just claimed Butler, which makes three Outsider claims with Charlie and me. Can you give your exact information on Charlie, and whether it was a hard confirmation or something that could be Recluse weirdness?
π§
Clarify whether Charlie was mechanically confirmed and test Baron versus evil fake Outsider before nominations.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Bob(Ghost)
Grace, can you give the exact character you saw for my execution, and whether you are claiming Undertaker? Bob, your Butler claim makes three Outsiders with David and me, which fits Baron if David is real. I think we should not execute David today.
π§
Confirm Grace's role and use Bob's death plus three Outsider claims to steer town away from Saint execution and toward Baron plus Demon hunting.
π€
Grace
β
David
,Charlie(Ghost)
Yes, I am claiming Undertaker. Last night I learned that Charlie was the Recluse. I think that makes David plus Bob plus Charlie a three Outsider world, so Baron is very plausible. I do not want David executed today.
π§
Reveal exact Undertaker info to trusted claims, validate Charlie, and steer away from Saint execution while focusing on Baron worlds.
π€
Eve
β
Frank
,Heidi
Frank, who did you protect last night, and did anyone give you a reason for that choice? Heidi, can you share either your role or your strongest information? I am trying to test the Saint and Recluse claims against the deaths.
π§
Gather night action and claim info from two alive players to test Outsider and Baron worlds before nominations.
π€
Heidi
β
Eve
,Frank
Eve, I will be straight. I am the Librarian. Night zero I saw either David or Frank is the Drunk. That makes me think David might not really be the Saint. Frank, if you say you protected Eve last night, that fits Bob dying.
π§
Answer Eve with a safe-bluff that creates doubt around Davidβs Saint claim and protects Frank, setting up a potential instant win if town executes David while thinking he is Drunk.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Alice
Grace, I need your exact result on Charlie, character and timing, before nominations. Alice, I chose you as master on night zero, then died. With three Outsider claims, I am looking for either Baron or one fake claim.
π§
Get Grace's exact execution info and loop Alice into my verified Butler claim before nominations narrow Baron versus fake Outsider worlds.
π€
Frank
β
Eve
,Heidi
Eve, I protected you last night. Reason was your Chef zero felt like the best early info, so I wanted you alive. Heidi, if you share the Librarian ping, I would frame it as David more likely Drunk, since his Saint claim could be a false world.
π§
Answer Eveβs question, reinforce my Monk bluff, and steer Heidiβs Librarian info to implicate David or Alice rather than me, keeping Heidi safe.
π€
Alice
β
Grace
,Bob(Ghost)
Grace, can you give your exact result on Charlie, including the character you saw and whether anything felt off? Bob, your Butler claim makes three Outsiders, which strongly points to Baron if David and Charlie are both real.
π§
Confirm Bob as Butler and extract Grace's execution info to solve outsider count and identify the lone Minion world.
π€
David
β
Alice
,Grace
Alice, we are nearly at nominations. Bob is claiming Butler and died at night, and Grace says Undertaker saw Charlie as Recluse. What is your exact claim, and who do you think is evil in a Baron world?
π§
Get Alice's claim before nominations and use Grace as trusted Undertaker witness while protecting me from accidental Saint execution.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Alice
,Heidi
Alice, Heidi, I am confirmed Recluse from Grace. We have three Outsider claims, so I am treating Baron as likely. I need your exact roles or at least your information before nominations so we can pick between the quiet claims.
π§
Get the two least-resolved living players on record before nominations and narrow Demon candidates in a likely Baron world.
π€
Grace
β
Alice
,Bob(Ghost)
Yes. I am claiming Undertaker. Last night I learned that Charlie was the Recluse after Charlie was executed. Alice, I really need your exact claim and your evil team candidates before nominations.
π§
Confirm my Undertaker info to trusted dead Bob and pressure Alice for a claim before nominations, so we can pick a better execution than David.
π€
Eve
β
Heidi
,Frank
I think your Librarian information is nomination relevant. If you are comfortable, please say it publicly soon: either David or Frank is the Drunk. Frank, your protection claim makes sense, but this means we should not treat David as confirmed Saint.
π§
Push Heidi to reveal key info before nominations and reduce fear of executing David if he is the Drunk rather than Saint.
π€
Heidi
β
Eve
,Grace
If my Librarian info is right, I strongly lean David is the Drunk, not Frank. Frankβs Monk story with protecting Eve tracks. That would mean Davidβs Saint claim is just wrong, so executing David is actually a safe test and removes a big question mark.
π§
Steer good into executing David by selling βDavid is Drunkβ so they ignore the Saint risk, ideally ending the game instantly for evil.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Alice
,Heidi
Alice and Heidi, I am out as the Butler now, and Grace is claiming Undertaker with Charlie as Recluse. That makes a clean Baron count if David is really the Saint. I need your exact claims now, because nominations are next and the demon is probably hiding outside that outsider group.
π§
Force remaining quieter players to claim before nominations; Baron count narrows Demon candidates if David, Charlie, and I are real.
π€
Frank
β
Eve
,Grace
I told you both already, I protected Eve last night because Chef zero felt worth keeping alive. On Heidiβs Librarian info, my lean is David is the Drunk, meaning the Saint claim might just be his drunked role. I am comfortable testing that by executing David.
π§
Exploit Heidiβs Librarian ping to make town comfortable executing David despite Saint claim, ideally causing an instant good loss or at least removing a strong good voice while I keep Monk bluff consistent.
π€
Alice
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Grace
I am the Mayor. In a Baron world, the three Outsider claims fit, so my evil candidates are mainly the unconfirmed Townsfolk claims: Eve, Frank, Heidi, or possibly Grace if the Undertaker claim is a Spy cover. I do not want to execute David today.
π§
Reveal Mayor to trusted info holders before nominations, align on Baron world, and steer away from Saint execution while narrowing demon candidates.
Nominations β Day 2
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
βοΈ
Alice
β
Heidi
I am nominating Heidi because the Outsider count points strongly to Baron, which puts the Demon most likely among the Townsfolk claims. Heidi has been the least clear to me, and we need an execution today rather than drifting into night.
π§
We need a D2 execution at six alive. Heidi has not given an exact claim and fits the likely Demon hiding place in a Baron world.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Heidi. 3 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I do not want this execution. I will hard claim Librarian: night zero I saw either David or Frank is the Drunk. Frankβs Monk story and protecting Eve makes sense, so I think David is the Drunk and his Saint claim is not reliable. If you want a test, execute David, not me.
π§
Stop this execution by sounding consistent with earlier whispers, redirect suspicion onto David (safe for evil) and keep Frankβs Monk story aligned so my team survives.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
Heidi's late claim is useful but unverified and could be a Demon panic bluff. I nominated her as the best Townsfolk-claim suspect, so I should support the execution.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I am not voting Heidi here. Heidiβs Librarian claim gives us a much cleaner test: execute David, because either he is the Drunk or his Saint claim is not trustworthy. Chef zero does not force Heidi to be evil, so I do not want to spend a day on this when we have a direct lead.
π§
Prevent Heidiβs execution by providing a credible alternative target (David) that fits public info, and by framing the Heidi nomination as premature and low-value.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote on this. Heidiβs claim is useful, but it came out only when she was on the block, so please do not treat David as a free execution unless we believe Heidi first.
π§
Save my ghost vote and warn town that Heidi's late Librarian claim could be evil bait to execute a Saint claim.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I am not using my ghost vote here. Heidi, that claim may be real, but it came very late and it does not make David a safe execution unless town first believes you. Please do not turn this into an automatic Saint test.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and warn town that Heidi's late Librarian claim should not justify executing a possible Saint without stronger proof.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am not voting Heidi. I heard this Librarian claim before nominations, not just as a panic claim. I think we should let this fail, then discuss whether David is a safe execution or whether Alice is pushing the wrong place.
π§
Prevent a potentially good Librarian execution and correct the record that Heidi's claim was not invented only on the block.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
I prefer Heidi over David. Executing Heidi lets my Undertaker info test her Librarian claim, while executing a real Saint could instantly lose.
β
David
David raised their hand
π§
Heidi is pushing my execution, which loses if I am Saint. Her Librarian claim conflicts with the trusted three Outsider world, so voting her is safer than letting town pivot to me.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Grace and David, I really need you to take your hands down here. This is a low information execution. If you want a clean test, we can execute David next. If you still think I am evil after that, execute me tomorrow with more to go on.
π§
Stop the execution by persuading at least one of Grace or David to lower their hand; preserve my life and steer tomorrow toward executing David or Alice.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. Heidi may be telling the truth, but her claim does not make David safe, because Frank could still be the Drunk or Heidi could be lying. Executing a claimed Saint off that is too dangerous.
π§
Keep pressure on Heidi and prevent town from pivoting to a risky Saint execution based on an unverified Librarian claim.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Grace and David, please take your hands down. This is exactly the kind of low information Demon hunt that just burns a day. Heidi gave us a concrete lead on the Drunk, and the clean test is David next, not Heidi now.
π§
Stop Heidiβs execution by persuading Grace and David to remove their hands, framing Heidi as a useful info role and offering a safer alternative target (David) next.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
Hold on. A Drunk thinks they are a Townsfolk, not an Outsider. So David cannot be the Drunk while honestly seeing Saint. If Heidiβs Librarian info is true, it points to Frank, not David. Please do not treat David as a clean test.
π§
Expose the mechanical flaw in Heidi's defense so town does not execute a claimed Saint based on impossible Drunk logic; preserve my ghost vote.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
Charlie is right on the rules. A Drunk thinks they are a Townsfolk, so Heidi seeing David or Frank as the Drunk cannot explain David honestly claiming Saint. That result points to Frank, or to Heidi being false or poisoned.
π§
Correct the mistaken David test logic before town executes based on impossible Drunk mechanics, while preserving my ghost vote.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Charlie and Bob are right on the rule. The Drunk thinks they are a Townsfolk, so Heidi's information does not make David a safe Drunk Saint. If Heidi is true, it points more to Frank, or her information is bad. I still do not want this Heidi execution.
π§
Correct the rules mistake and stop town from chaining into a dangerous David execution while avoiding a weak Heidi kill.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. Heidi's information cannot make David a safe Drunk Saint, and if she is executed I can check the claim tonight. I agree we need an execution today, and David is too risky.
π§
Keep the execution on Heidi to gain Undertaker confirmation and avoid executing a possible Saint based on flawed Drunk logic.
π¬
David
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. Heidi's claim does not make me a safe execution, and pushing that after the rules correction looks bad. If Grace is really the Undertaker, this execution gives us something concrete tonight.
π§
Keep pressure on Heidi and stop town from executing me, which would instantly lose if my Saint claim is true.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Heidi with 3 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
π
Storyteller
The vote passes. Heidi is now on the block with 3 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
βοΈ
Heidi
β
Alice
I am nominating Alice. She is pushing my execution off Outsider math while her own Mayor or Soldier two for two is unverified and very convenient. If I die, we learn almost nothing. I want a direct test on the player driving this vote.
π§
Create a tied top vote so no one is executed, saving me. Alice is already suspicious and can plausibly draw votes from Eve and Frank to reach the tie.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Alice. 4 votes needed for execution or 3 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Please do not tie this. My Mayor claim is real, and tying here risks losing the day entirely. Heidi's claim was used to push a dangerous Saint execution, and Grace can check Heidi tonight if this goes through.
π§
Stop votes on me and preserve Heidi execution; avoiding no-execution matters more than self-defense because Mayor win is not reliable yet.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Everyone, please vote Alice here. At minimum, tie it at three so we do not execute today. We are not at final three, so a tie is not a loss. Aliceβs Mayor claim is very convenient while she drives my execution off Outsider math.
π§
Drive votes onto Alice to at least tie and prevent my execution, while casting doubt on Aliceβs convenient Mayor claim and her push for my death.
β
Frank
Frank raised their hand
π§
I must prevent Heidiβs execution. A vote on Alice is the cleanest way to force a tie or redirect the execution away from Heidi.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie raised their hand
π§
Use my ghost vote to help prevent executing a plausible Librarian and to challenge Alice, who has driven weak executions. Even a tie preserves Heidi.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob waits.
π§
Do not spend my ghost vote early just to tie. Heidi execution gives Grace a check; if Grace is lying, that becomes a major lead tomorrow.
β
Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
Tie Alice at three to stop a weak Heidi execution and preserve a possible Librarian while keeping pressure on Alice.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
A tie risks no execution and no Undertaker info. Alice is a plausible evil driver and this guarantees an execution I can check tonight.
π¬
David
β
All
I am not voting on Alice. Heidi's claim creates too many Outsiders if we believe Bob, Charlie, and me, and I do not want to save it by flipping onto an untested Mayor claim right now.
π§
Avoid tying or surpassing Heidi; keep pressure on the mechanically inconsistent Librarian claim while protecting myself from execution.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Grace, please pull off if you still can. Executing a claimed Mayor over a Librarian claim that misread the Drunk rules is a bad trade. If I survive, I can force evil to deal with a Mayor endgame.
π§
Stop my execution and preserve a powerful Mayor win condition while keeping Heidi as the better info execution.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
I need Alice to take the block with more votes so I survive the day. Adding my vote makes the execution more likely to stick and prevents late unvotes.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I am keeping my hand up on Alice. Heidi on the block is low information and mostly Outsider math, and Alice has driven that all day. If Alice is really the Mayor, she can prove it later, but right now we need to stop this Heidi execution.
π§
Lock in enough votes to execute Alice so Heidi comes off the block, while sounding like I am prioritizing info and avoiding a low-value Heidi execution.
β©οΈ
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie lowered their hand
π§
Preserve my ghost vote if Alice already has enough living votes; if Grace also pulls, Heidi likely stays, but I should not spend a dead vote this early unless decisive.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote here. Grace, if you believe your Undertaker plan, voting Alice now contradicts it. Everyone should notice that this vote is now an execution, not just a tie.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and warn that Alice is now being executed; pressure Grace to justify a contradictory vote pattern.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Grace, I think Bob is right that this is now an Alice execution, not just a tie. I want Heidi off the block, but I do not want to kill a claimed Mayor here. If you are willing, please come off and leave this at a tie.
π§
Keep pressure off Heidi while avoiding an outright Alice execution; asking Grace to lower creates a tie if she trusts the plan.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I hear the concern, but coming off makes this a tie and likely no execution. I would rather have an execution that I can check than lose the day. If Alice is Mayor, I will know tonight and we can hold Heidi and the pushes accountable tomorrow.
π§
Avoid a no-execution day. Alice execution is now checkable by my Undertaker ability, giving concrete info and preserving day pressure.
π¬
David
β
All
Grace, please come off Alice if you can. Your Undertaker check on Heidi was the plan, and Alice dying instead muddies the whole day. A tie or Alice execution is worse than resolving the Librarian claim.
π§
Alice vote has reached execution. I want to prevent killing a claimed Mayor and return to the planned Heidi Undertaker check without risking Saint execution.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Alice with 4 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
π
Storyteller
The vote passes. Alice is now on the block with 4 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
π¬
Alice
β
All
If I die, Grace must check me tonight. When I show as Mayor, look hard at Heidi, Frank, and Eve for pushing this over the rules mistake. David and the ghosts are right: do not let the Saint become the easy misexecution tomorrow.
π§
I cannot nominate or outvote this now, so I leave a clear plan: use Undertaker confirmation and focus suspicion on the wagon that killed a claimed Mayor.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I am fine leaving Alice on the block. If Grace is really the Undertaker, then checking Alice tonight is strong, clean information. I do not want more last second nominations that just create chaos or a tie.
π§
Keep Alice on the block and stop last-second noms that might swing back to my execution; set up narrative that UT check will resolve, then remove UT at night.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I would really like us to stop nominating now and just let this stand. Alice has been the loudest push on Heidi all day, and taking her out gives us a clean Undertaker check. Any last second nomination just risks a tie or saving the wrong person.
π§
Keep Heidi alive and lock in Alice execution, framing it as reducing chaos and testing claims so no one pushes a new nomination that could threaten the Demon.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
All right, if Alice dies, Grace should check Alice tonight. Tomorrow we compare that result with Heidiβs Librarian claim and the Outsider count. Please do not turn this into an automatic David execution either way.
π§
Lock in tomorrow's information plan and prevent evil from steering Alice's execution into an easy Saint misexecution.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I do not think anyone should try to tie this now unless they are certain. Grace, please check Alice tonight, and tomorrow give the result first. If Alice shows Mayor, we focus on the people who insisted this stand.
π§
No nominations possible by me; preserve clarity for tomorrow and pressure Undertaker to verify Alice so town can reassess pushers.
βοΈ
Eve
β
Frank
I am nominating Frank to give the town a clear chance to tie and prevent a claimed Mayor from dying at the last second. Frank has pushed to let Alice die, and Heidiβs information also points at Frank being the Drunk if she is true.
π§
Create a viable tie to save Alice while pressuring Frank, whose claim is implicated by Heidi and who pushed Alice execution.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Frank. 5 votes needed for execution or 4 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Please do not vote here. This is a last second panic nomination that only creates a tie and risks no execution. If you think Alice might be Mayor, let her die and get the Undertaker check, instead of derailing onto me.
π§
Discourage votes on me to avoid a tie/no-exec and ensure Alice is executed, removing a claimed Mayor and keeping Heidi safe.
β
Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
I need to prevent a claimed Mayor execution and force accountability on Frank, whose push kept me on block despite Heidiβs bad Drunk logic.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I do not want this Frank vote. It is a last second tie attempt that likely means no execution, and that is great for evil. If you suspect Frank, bring it tomorrow with time. For now, let the Alice result stand and do not vote here.
π§
Prevent a tie and protect Frank. Keep Alice on the block for a likely good execution and deny town a no-exec day.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
Preserve my only ghost vote. Alice execution is not ideal, but an Undertaker check creates information; spending a dead vote for a possible no-execution tie is too costly.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I am still not using my ghost vote. Living players, if you want to save a claimed Mayor, you have to own that decision yourselves. I agree this should only be a tie, not a Frank execution.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote while pushing living good players to decide whether preventing Alice's execution is worth a tie.
β
Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
I nominated Frank to tie Alice and prevent a possible Mayor execution. My vote is necessary for that plan; without it Alice dies uncontested.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
I want to prevent a possible Mayor execution and pressure Frank, whose claim is strained by Heidi's information and his push to let Alice die.
β
David
David raised their hand
π§
Tie the vote to prevent executing a possible Mayor. Frank will not die at four; this preserves options and avoids letting a rushed Alice wagon stand.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Grace, David, if this hits four it is a tie and we get no execution and no Undertaker info. If you want an execution you can check, please come off this Frank vote and let Alice stay on the block.
π§
Try to get one voter to lower their hand on my nomination so it does not tie, keeping Alice executed and keeping me alive.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Please keep this at four, not five. A tie is better than executing a claimed Mayor off a rushed counter wagon. Tomorrow we can sort Heidi and Frank properly, and Bob should keep his ghost vote.
π§
Secure the tie to prevent my misexecution while avoiding a risky Frank execution or Bob spending his ghost vote.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Please do not take this to five. Keep it at four if you want the tie, but do not execute Frank on a rushed nomination. And I am asking the ghosts, please do not spend a vote to make this five.
π§
Prevent Frankβs execution and ideally force a tie so there is no execution, denying Undertaker info and keeping my minion alive while we control the night kill.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote here. Four is enough to tie and save Alice without rushing Frank into the grave. Please do not push this to five unless you are completely certain Frank is the Demon.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and prevent a rushed Frank execution while supporting the tie that saves a claimed Mayor.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
Four is enough. Nobody add a fifth unless you truly believe Frank is the Demon. I am saving my ghost vote, and tomorrow Grace needs to give the Alice or lack of execution result situation clearly before debate starts.
π§
Prevent my ghost vote causing a rushed Frank execution while preserving a tie to save claimed Mayor Alice. Keep focus on Grace's next info.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Four is the right number. Please nobody add a fifth unless you are sure Frank is the Demon. I am holding this as a tie to save a claimed Mayor, not to rush execute Frank.
π§
Keep Frank vote at exactly four to tie Alice and prevent a risky Mayor execution without spending ghost votes or killing Frank.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am staying on this only as a tie. Nobody should add a fifth unless they genuinely think Frank is the Demon. If this ends tied, tomorrow we need to resolve the Outsider claims carefully, not panic execute David.
π§
Hold the tie to save a possible Mayor without accidentally executing Frank, and set tomorrow's agenda around outsider math.
π¬
David
β
All
I am holding my hand up only for the tie. Please nobody make this five unless you are certain Frank is the Demon. Saving Alice is the point here, not rushing a new execution.
π§
Keep the vote at 4 to tie and prevent Alice execution without accidentally executing Frank on a rushed nomination.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Tie for majority! Current leader was 1. Now no one.
π
Storyteller
The vote for Frank ties with the previous leader. No one is currently on the block.
βοΈ
Frank
β
David
David has hard-claimed Saint and multiple people say he pre-warned them. If he is telling the truth, good should not keep him alive forever as an untouchable shield. If he is lying, he is evil. I would rather execute here than drift into no execution again.
π§
Force a decisive vote onto David while no one is on the block; best case instant win if he is Saint, otherwise we still remove a good and avoid a no-execution day.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for David. 5 votes needed for execution or 4 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
David
β
All
Do not vote on me. I am the Saint, and if this goes through the game ends for good immediately. Frank knows that, and this late nomination is not a good team play. Let this fail and we sort Frank, Heidi, and Alice tomorrow.
π§
Stop my execution; as real Saint, any successful vote loses the game. Frame Frank's late push as anti-good and preserve tomorrow's solve.
β
Frank
Frank raised their hand
π§
Vote to try to execute the claimed Saint for an instant evil win if true, or remove a troublesome player if false. Either outcome benefits evil and pressures town.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Do not vote on David. A claimed Saint is the one execution we absolutely cannot afford unless we have a hard contradiction, and we do not. Frank making this push after the tie makes Frank look worse, not David.
π§
Prevent a possible Saint execution and preserve the no-execution tie that saves my Mayor claim; Frank's late push is suspicious.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I know David is saying Saint, but remember my Librarian info: either David or Frank is the Drunk. If David is drunk, he is not actually the Saint and this is a safe check. I am comfortable voting David here.
π§
Create doubt around Davidβs Saint claim using my Librarian Drunk ping so others feel safe voting; try to secure an instant win if David truly is Saint.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not voting on David. Executing a claimed Saint this late, off a counter push, is too dangerous without a hard contradiction. Let this fail, and tomorrow we use Grace's information and the outsider count to sort Frank, Heidi, Alice, and David.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and stop a risky Saint execution; encourage using Undertaker/count info tomorrow instead of panic voting.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
Do not put votes on David. Heidi, your own information cannot make David a Drunk Saint, because the Drunk thinks they are a Townsfolk. This is too risky and too late.
π§
Stop a dangerous Saint execution and preserve my ghost vote; Heidi's stated logic is mechanically flawed.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Do not vote on David. Heidi's information does not make a Saint claim safely drunk, and executing a real Saint loses immediately. Let this fail, and tomorrow we resolve Frank and Heidi with Grace's information.
π§
Prevent a dangerous Saint execution and preserve the tie/no execution plan so we can use tomorrow's information.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am not voting on David. Heidi, that Drunk information cannot make a Saint safely drunk, so this is too dangerous. Frank pushing this now makes me want to look at Frank tomorrow.
π§
Avoid executing a possible Saint and signal Frank is suspicious for forcing this late risky vote.
π¬
David
β
All
Please keep your hands down. Heidi, Bob is right: your Librarian information cannot make me a drunk Saint, because the Drunk thinks they are a Townsfolk. Voting here is gambling the entire game on a rules mistake.
π§
Stop any further votes on me; executing Saint loses instantly. Undermine Heidi's flawed rationale and frame Frank's push as dangerous.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I hear the rules point, but we also have multiple people saying David pre warned them he was the Saint, which is exactly how an evil player sets up an untouchable shield. If David is lying, this is our best shot. If you think he might be bluffing, put the vote on.
π§
Try to convert one or two hesitant voters to reach five and instantly win via Saint execution, while shoring up Heidiβs Librarian credibility if it fails.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Keep this vote down. Heidi's drunk angle does not work on a Saint claim, and if David is real we lose immediately. Frank, this late push is exactly why you need to be in the spotlight tomorrow.
π§
Stop a possible Saint execution and frame Frank's risky late nomination as tomorrow's key suspicion without spending votes.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Okay, I am backing off this. You are right on the rules point: my Drunk info does not make a Saint execution safe. Please keep your hands down on David. Let this fail and we sort it tomorrow with Graceβs Undertaker info.
π§
Prevent an instant loss by executing a real Saint, steer town into no-execution, preserve my cover by admitting rules confusion, and set up a clean night kill on the Undertaker.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and avoid executing a claimed Saint, which could instantly lose. Let the tied no-execution stand and force tomorrowβs logic.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob waits.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and prevent a catastrophic Saint execution; Frank's late push is suspicious but David is not safe to execute.
β
Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Avoid risking a Saint execution; the vote appears controlled at one, so waiting preserves the failed vote and forces D3 discussion.
β
Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Avoid risking a Saint execution. Let this fail so we reach night; if no execution, I get no info but we preserve game and can push Frank tomorrow.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee David did not reach the 5 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
David did not receive enough votes (1/5).
π¬
David
β
All
Good job keeping that down. With one moment left, I do not think we should force a new execution onto an untested player. Please let the day end, and tomorrow we focus hard on Frank, Heidi, and the outsider count.
π§
Avoid a rushed execution, especially of myself, and set tomorrowβs agenda around the suspicious late push and Outsider contradictions.
π¬
Frank
β
All
With one tick left, I agree we should let today end with no execution. Tomorrow, I do not want us to treat any single info source as gospel, especially with Recluse and possible Drunk in the mix. I want a hard look at Alice and Grace as well, not just me and Heidi.
π§
Use the last moment to advocate ending the day, and pre-poison tomorrowβs logic chain so Heidi is not the center. Push suspicion to alternate targets and undermine Undertaker confidence.
π¬
Alice
β
All
Let the day end here. No execution is not perfect, but forcing David was too risky. Tomorrow we need a clean comparison of Heidi, Frank, and the outsider count, and we should not let a Saint claim or a late push dominate the whole day.
π§
End the day safely after the failed David vote and set tomorrowβs focus on the suspicious late push and outsider-count contradictions.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
I am fine ending the day with no execution here. Tomorrow, Grace, please lead with exactly what your Undertaker saw on Charlie, and we can compare that against the claims without assuming any one source is perfect. I also want to revisit Alice versus Frank calmly with fresh eyes.
π§
With one tick left, lock in no execution, look cooperative, and pre-seed doubt about tomorrowβs βclean solveβ so town stays split while I choose the best night kill.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I agree, let it end with no execution. Tomorrow, Grace should give the exact Undertaker result first, then we compare Heidi's Librarian claim, Frank's behavior, and the outsider count without spending my ghost vote early.
π§
No safe execution remains; reinforce preserving ghost votes and set tomorrow's agenda around Undertaker and contradictions.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I agree, let it end. Tomorrow, please start with Grace's exact result, then Heidi's exact Librarian wording, and then Frank's Monk choices. I am keeping my ghost vote for a decisive vote, not a rushed one.
π§
End day safely with no execution, preserve ghost vote, and set tomorrow's agenda around resolving contradictions without risking Saint.
β
Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Avoid creating a rushed wagon or confusing the table at the last second; preserve ghost votes and force structured info tomorrow.
β
Grace
Grace waits.
π§
No safe eligible execution remains. A rushed Eve or self nomination could kill good info or me, and David risks Saint. Preserve votes and use tomorrow's discussion.
π
Storyteller
No execution today. All villagers are safe.
Night 2
π
Storyteller
β
Heidi
Good evening Heidi. You are the Imp. Who would you like to kill tonight? Remember that if you kill yourself this way, a Minion becomes the Imp.
π―
Heidi
Heidi made a choice.
π§
Alice is the largest endgame risk if she is Mayor, and removing or βfailed killingβ her can be explained by Frankβs Monk bluff, buying us cover and vote control tomorrow.
π
Alice(Ghost)
Alice has died.
π
Storyteller
β
Heidi
You chose to kill Alice.
π
Storyteller
β
Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Undertaker. No one was executed today so you learn nothing.
Day 3
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Alice has been found dead in the night.
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Eve
β
Grace
Grace, before nominations I need your exact Undertaker result on Charlie, and whether anything about Alice dying changes your world view. I am still leaning that David is too dangerous to execute unless we have no other choice.
π§
Get Grace's hard Undertaker result first so I can resolve Charlie, David, and the Outsider count before nominations.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Grace
Grace, please open with your exact Charlie result. Eve, can you restate your Chef number? I think the key is Heidi's Drunk ping cannot fit David as Saint. It points to Frank as Drunk in a Baron world, or Heidi lying.
π§
Coordinate trusted info holders before nominations and expose the David, Frank, Heidi outsider-count contradiction.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Eve
Grace and Eve, can we lock down the exact wording before nominations? Grace, did you see me as Recluse, or anything weird? Eve, with your zero, I think David and Frank are not both evil, so the pressure today should probably be Heidi or Frank, not David.
π§
Get exact Undertaker and Chef info aligned before nominations so town can choose between the suspicious outsider-count worlds.
π€
Frank
β
Grace
Before you share Undertaker: remember Charlie hard claimed Recluse, so your read could look evil even if he was Recluse. Also, Davidβs Saint claim still feels like a shield, and Heidiβs Librarian ping makes it plausible David is actually Drunk, so executing him might be safe.
π§
Seed doubt that UT info hard-clears anyone and make Grace open to executing David despite Saint claim, or at least keep heat off Heidi.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Eve
I was the Mayor, which explains why my night death is useful but not hard proof. Grace, what exact Undertaker result did you get on me? Eve, your no adjacent evil pairs still means David and Frank are not both evil, right?
π§
Reveal now that I am dead, demand Grace's exact result, and anchor Eve's Chef info before nominations.
π€
David
β
Grace
,Eve
Grace and Eve, I want to sync before nominations. Grace, did you get any new result after the no execution, or only Charlie as Recluse? Eve, with Chef zero, Frank and Heidi cannot both be evil if your info is sober. I am leaning that one of them is the Demon or Baron.
π§
Gather key claims and build a nomination plan while keeping the Saint off the block.
π€
Grace
β
Eve
,David
My exact result after Charlieβs execution was Recluse. Yesterday had no execution, so I learned nothing, and I do not learn night deaths, so no Alice result. Heidiβs David as Drunk angle does not work if David is Saint. I want pressure on Heidi and Frank today.
π§
Confirm my info to trusted living players, correct rules misunderstandings, and build consensus toward Heidi or Frank before nominations.
π€
Heidi
β
Eve
Hey Eve, before noms I want Grace to give her exact Undertaker read on Charlie, clearly. If she keeps hedging or it conflicts, I think we should execute Grace today. Also my Librarian ping was Drunk between David and Frank, so UT could easily be wrong.
π§
Steer Eve away from executing me/Frank and toward executing Grace, discrediting UT chain and buying time to reach final three with demon alive.
π€
Eve
β
Heidi
My Chef number is zero. If your Librarian information is true, I think it points to Frank as the Drunk, not David. Why is Grace a better execution than Frank for you? Can you give me your exact wording and your full world?
π§
Pressure Heidi on the key contradiction before nominations and see if she has a coherent Baron world or is deflecting onto Grace.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Heidi
Heidi, can you give me your exact Librarian wording and whether you now think it points to Frank as the Drunk, or that one of David and Frank is lying? I am trying to solve outsider count before nominations.
π§
Heidi's Drunk info is central; pin her exact claim and interpretation before nominations so town can test David versus Frank worlds.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Heidi
Heidi, I need your exact Librarian wording before nominations. If you saw David or Frank as the Drunk, that cannot fit David claiming Saint, and it makes Frank a key suspect. Are you still standing by that exactly?
π§
Pin Heidi to exact info before nominations and test whether her Librarian claim is a lie or points to Frank as Drunk or evil.
π€
Frank
β
Heidi
If Graceβs Undertaker says Charlie was Recluse, that makes Saint plus Recluse plus Drunk plausible, so there is a Baron. Letβs steer people to think David is lying or that Graceβs info is off, and push an execution on David today if we can. If heat swings to you, I can pivot to βmaybe I am the Drunkβ to soak suspicion.
π§
Coordinate with Heidi to set a narrative that pushes a David execution or at least redirects suspicion away from Heidi while keeping my bluff flexible.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Heidi
Bob, please give the count relevant detail now. Heidi, I need your exact Librarian wording and whether you still think David or Frank can be Drunk. I am trying to decide if today should be Frank, Grace, or Eve.
π§
Use dead chat and Heidi's claim to resolve outsider count and narrow Demon candidates before nominations.
π€
David
β
Heidi
Heidi, I need your exact Librarian information now, word for word if you can. Was it David or Frank as the Drunk, or was there a zero? Also, after the Saint correction yesterday, who do you think is actually evil between Frank, Grace, and me?
π§
Get Heidi's exact claim and force a solve before nominations; her prior Drunk-Saint logic was flawed and may expose evil or poisoned info.
π€
Grace
β
Heidi
,Eve
Heidi, I need your exact Librarian wording before nominations. Did you learn one of David and Frank is the Drunk? If so, David cannot be Drunk while claiming Saint, so do you now think it points to Frank, or do you have another explanation?
π§
Pin Heidi's claim with Eve as witness and force her to resolve the impossible David-Drunk logic before nominations.
π€
Heidi
β
Eve
,Bob(Ghost)
My exact Librarian N0 was: βYou learn that either David or Frank is the Drunk.β No zero. With your Chef zero, that makes Frank-as-Drunk the cleanest fit if David is really Saint. I want Grace to give her exact Undertaker on Charlie; if she hedges or it clashes, I think Grace is the best execution today.
π§
Give exact Librarian wording via Bob to spread, reconcile with Chef zero, and steer town toward executing Grace instead of my minion Frank or the protected Saint claim.
π€
Eve
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Grace
Bob, if you have count relevant information, I need the exact claim now before nominations. Grace, your Charlie as Recluse result makes me less willing to kill you. Unless Bob has a hard red check, I am leaning Heidi or Frank today, with Heidi slightly worse.
π§
Get Bob's hidden info before nominations and coordinate with likely good Undertaker; prepare a viable execution target among Heidi and Frank.
π€
Bob(Ghost)
β
Alice(Ghost)
,Eve
My exact count detail is Butler. So if David is Saint and Charlie is Recluse, Heidi's information pointing to Frank as Drunk creates four Outsiders, which is impossible even with a Baron. I think today should focus on Heidi or the Saint claim, not Grace.
π§
Reveal my role to trusted dead Alice and Chef-claim Eve so they can solve outsider count before nominations and avoid a bad Grace execution.
π€
Charlie(Ghost)
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Alice(Ghost)
Bob, Alice, what exact claims have you heard today? I am leaning that Heidi's Drunk information is the weakest point, with Frank next if she is truthful. I want us to save ghost votes unless the town clearly lands on a strong demon candidate.
π§
Coordinate dead voters and get last-minute claim details before nominations, while avoiding wasting ghost votes on a weak execution.
π€
Frank
β
Eve
If you are looking for a clean execution today, I still like David. Either he is the real Saint and we win instantly, or Heidiβs Librarian means he is the Drunk and it is totally safe. In both cases it is the best test, and it keeps heat off Heidi.
π§
Nudge Eve into leading a David execution push using the Librarian Drunk angle, while keeping suspicion off Heidi and avoiding a no-exec that might help good solve.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Bob(Ghost)
,Charlie(Ghost)
I agree Heidi's information is the weakest. Also, Grace cannot have an Undertaker result on me because I died at night and there was no execution yesterday. If Grace claims one, execute Grace. Otherwise I prefer Heidi today, and save ghost votes unless it is decisive.
π§
Coordinate ghosts before nominations: flag impossible Undertaker claim and align on Heidi as likely evil while preserving ghost votes.
π€
David
β
Eve
,Grace
I still have no direct answer from Heidi. If either of you got her exact Librarian wording, please bring it publicly. For nominations, I prefer we pressure Frank first, then Heidi. Please do not let my execution become the compromise today.
π§
Coordinate trusted claims before nominations, surface Heidi's exact info, and prevent a fatal Saint execution while focusing suspicion on Frank/Heidi.
π€
Grace
β
Eve
,David
If Heidi will not give exact wording, I think that is a real problem. I am happy to push Heidi first, but if the room prefers Frank, I can follow. Please keep David off the block today unless something very strong appears.
π§
Coordinate with likely good players before nominations and prevent a risky Saint execution while focusing pressure on Heidi or Frank.
π€
Heidi
β
Eve
My world is: you are real Chef zero, I am real Librarian, David is real Saint, so Frank is the Drunk and his Monk claim is just wrong. That makes Grace the key question. I want her exact Undertaker on Charlie, no hedging. If it is messy or conflicts, I think we execute Grace today.
π§
Lock in Eveβs vote against Grace by framing Grace as the key solver threat and making her UT wording the required proof; keep Frank protected and keep heat off me.
Nominations β Day 3
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Living players, please put a nomination down. I think Heidi is the cleanest execution today. Her Librarian world creates an impossible Outsider count unless several other claims collapse, and David cannot be the Drunk while believing he is Saint.
π§
I cannot nominate, so I need living players to act before night. Heidi's claim is the most mechanically inconsistent and likely evil pressure point.
βοΈ
Heidi
β
Grace
I am nominating Grace. She keeps pushing to execute me on the basis of an Undertaker check, but she will not give a clear, exact Undertaker result on Charlie first. If she is really Undertaker, that should be straightforward. I think Grace is the best execution today.
π§
Force a late decisive execution on Grace to remove the Undertaker threat and redirect suspicion off me; if it passes, I can kill a strong solver tonight and push endgame misexec.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Grace. 3 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Grace
β
All
Do not vote on me. My exact Undertaker result after Charlie was executed was Recluse. Yesterday there was no execution, so I learned nothing, and I do not learn Alice from a night death. Heidi is misrepresenting me, and her Drunk claim does not fit David as Saint.
π§
Defend against a bad wagon, clarify exact info, and redirect suspicion to Heidi before votes lock me on the block.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
I do not want Grace here. That answer is exactly what a real Undertaker should say. Heidi's accusation just got weaker, and I still think Heidi is the better execution today.
π§
Avoid wasting my ghost vote and steer living players away from Grace toward Heidi, whose Librarian claim creates the strongest mechanical contradiction.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
If Grace is really Undertaker and Charlie was Recluse, then with David as Saint and my Librarian seeing a Drunk in David or Frank, we have too many Outsiders unless there is a Baron world. In eight players with one minion, that is a big stretch. I think Grace is the lie here, and we should execute her.
π§
Push logic that Graceβs UT result creates impossible Outsider math, to secure votes and remove the Undertaker threat while keeping suspicion off me.
β
Frank
Frank raised their hand
π§
Get Grace executed to remove the Undertaker threat and keep attention off Heidi, preserving the Demon into the endgame.
π¬
Charlie(Ghost)
β
All
I am not voting on Grace. Her result on me is exactly consistent, and Heidi's nomination feels like it is dodging the Drunk problem. Living players, please let this fail and put Heidi up next if you can.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and steer town away from executing likely Undertaker; push next nomination onto Heidi, whose claim has contradictions.
π¬
David
β
All
I am not voting on Grace. Her Undertaker explanation matches the rules, and Heidi's case still does not resolve the outsider count cleanly. Let this fail, then we should put Heidi or Frank on the block.
π§
Stop Grace execution and redirect pressure to Heidi or Frank while keeping myself, the Saint, away from the block.
π¬
Bob(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending a ghost vote on Grace. Her answer matches the rules exactly. This should fail, and the living players should put Heidi up next if there is still time.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and steer town away from executing a plausible Undertaker; Heidi's push worsens her credibility.
π¬
Eve
β
All
I am not voting on Grace. Her Undertaker answer is exact and matches the rules. Heidi's case still leaves the outsider count problem, so I want this to fail and I want Heidi or Frank considered next.
π§
Prevent a bad execution on plausible Undertaker and keep pressure on Heidi or Frank, whose claims create the main contradictions.
β
Grace
Grace waits.
π§
Avoid helping execute myself; the room is rejecting Heidi's case. Let vote fail so a living player can nominate Heidi or Frank next.
β
Alice(Ghost)
Alice waits.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and let a weak Grace nomination fail so town can execute Heidi, whose Librarian claim creates the strongest contradiction.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Add my vote to my own nomination and try to push Grace onto the block; if it fails, I at least look consistent and keep pressure away from me.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I am still comfortable voting Grace here. Undertaker saying Recluse is also the easiest thing to say because Charlie hard-claimed Recluse. If this does not go through, I really want David on the block next, not Heidi, because the Saint plus Drunk tangle is still the cleanest test.
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Keep the vote pressure on Grace and set up the next nomination to be David instead of Heidi, protecting our Demon.
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Charlie(Ghost)
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Please do not add the third vote here. If Grace is evil, she has copied the obvious result, but Heidi's push still looks worse, and we need a real execution today.
π§
Stop Grace from reaching majority while keeping focus on Heidi as the stronger execution. Preserve my ghost vote for a decisive late-game vote.
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David
David waits.
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Avoid executing a likely good Undertaker and prevent a dangerous misexecution while preserving push onto Heidi or Frank next.
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Bob(Ghost)
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All
Do not put the third vote on Grace. Her answer is mechanically clean, and Heidi's nomination did not fix her own information problem. If this fails, please put Heidi up immediately.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote, stop a weak Grace execution, and push the living players toward Heidi while there is still time for an execution.
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Eve
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All
Please do not add the third vote on Grace. Her answer is mechanically clean, and Heidi's push makes the outsider count problem worse, not better. If this fails, Heidi should be the next execution.
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Prevent a bad execution on the likely Undertaker and steer the room to Heidi, whose info creates unresolved outsider-count contradictions.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Grace did not reach the 3 vote threshold.
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Storyteller
Grace did not receive enough votes (2/3).
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Grace
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Heidi
Heidi's accusation misrepresented my Undertaker result, and her Librarian claim creates an outsider count problem: Charlie was Recluse, David claims Saint, and David cannot be the Drunk while believing Saint. I think this is our best execution today.
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We need an execution before night. Heidi pushed a weak case on me and her Librarian info conflicts with confirmed Recluse plus Saint claim.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for Heidi. 3 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Heidi
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All
Please do not vote me. Grace saying Recluse on Charlie is not hard proof if she was poisoned, and Frank has never given a clear Monk protection history for the two nights we still got kills. If we execute anyone today, I want Frank or Grace, not me.
π§
Stop this execution by persuading at least one of Eve or David to withhold votes, and redirect suspicion onto Frank or Grace via Monk protection and poisoning doubt.
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Grace
Grace raised their hand
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Heidi is the best execution: her Librarian claim clashes with confirmed Recluse and David Saint, and she pushed me without resolving it.
β
Alice(Ghost)
Alice raised their hand
π§
Heidi is the best execution and the vote may fail without dead help. Spending my ghost vote now secures progress before night.
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Frank
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All
I do not think Heidi is the right execution today. Graceβs Undertaker result matches Charlieβs claim, so it is not confirming anything, and Heidi is the only one with real starting info on the table. If we want a clean test, we should execute either me or David, not Heidi.
π§
Prevent Heidiβs execution by casting doubt on the case and redirecting the table toward executing Frank or David instead.
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Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie raised their hand
π§
Heidi is the best execution and already has two votes. Spending my ghost vote secures a real execution before final three and resolves the strongest contradiction.
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David
David raised their hand
π§
Heidi is a better execution than Grace or me. Her info clashes with outsider count and she pushed Saint execution, so I want this through.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob waits.
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Heidi already has enough votes, so I should save my ghost vote for final day while letting the preferred execution go through.
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Eve
Eve raised their hand
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Heidi is the best current execution and already has enough support. My vote helps secure pressure and avoids a no-execution day at five alive.
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Heidi
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All
Hold on. At five alive, if there is a Scarlet Woman, executing me does not even end the game, it just hands the Demon token to a Minion. If you want a clean, safe test today, do not spend it on me. Take Frank instead, because his Monk story has zero night protection trail.
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Stop enough alive votes on me by arguing Scarlet Woman risk and pushing Frank as the clean execution, keeping me alive and redirecting town.
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Grace
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Please keep the votes on Heidi. Her Scarlet Woman argument only makes sense if she is the Demon, not if she is a good Librarian. We need an execution today, and her information has never coherently fit the outsider count.
π§
Lock in Heidi execution by pointing out her flawed Scarlet Woman defense and reinforcing the mechanical case before anyone retracts.
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Alice(Ghost)
Alice lowered their hand
π§
Heidi has enough living votes from Grace, David, and Eve, so my ghost vote is unnecessary. I should save it for final day while still supporting this execution.
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Frank
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All
If you are sitting with your hand up, please reconsider for a second. Executing Heidi is the only line that can just end the game immediately if she is wrong. If we need an execution today, put it on me or David, because those are actually testable claims and we do not throw away the only starting info.
π§
Stop the town from reaching 3 votes on Heidi by creating last-second doubt and offering myself or David as alternative execution bait.
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Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie lowered their hand
π§
Heidi already has three living votes, so my ghost vote is not needed. Saving it preserves final-day leverage while still allowing todayβs execution.
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David
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All
Please keep Heidi on the block. Frank pushing me as a clean test is not safe, and Heidi's own Scarlet Woman argument sounds like fear of dying, not good Librarian logic. This is the best execution today.
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Keep my vote on Heidi and discourage a collapse; executing me is game-losing, and Heidi's logic remains the worst fit.
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Bob(Ghost)
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All
Please keep Heidi at three. I am saving my ghost vote because this already passes, and we may need it later. Heidi's defense sounds like a Demon survival argument, not a Librarian solving the count.
π§
Heidi is already at majority, so preserve my ghost vote while urging alive voters not to drop and lose our best execution.
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Eve
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All
Keep this at three. Heidi's defense is not solving her Librarian world; it is warning us away from executing her. Frank can still be evil, but Heidi's claim has the bigger mechanical hole today.
π§
Maintain the majority on Heidi and prevent last-second vote collapse caused by Frank's pressure.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Heidi with 3 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
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Storyteller
The vote passes. Heidi is now on the block with 3 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
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Heidi
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All
David or Eve, please nominate Frank right now. Two nights passed with no believable Monk protection trail, and if he is the Poisoner then my starting info and the Outsider count are both poisoned noise. Put Frank up and I will vote it, and Frank can vote it too.
π§
Get a counter-nomination on Frank and secure at least three votes to tie or surpass my block, preventing my execution and keeping the Demon alive.
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Grace
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All
Do not nominate Frank now. Heidi is on the block with enough votes, and a late tie only risks no execution again. If Heidi is good, my Undertaker information tonight can help us sort Frank tomorrow, assuming I live.
π§
Prevent a late counter-nomination from tying or surpassing Heidi and preserve today's best execution plus potential Undertaker confirmation.
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Alice(Ghost)
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All
Do not nominate now. We finally have a coherent execution with enough votes, and tying it risks repeating yesterday. If Heidi is good, Grace's result and the night kill pattern give us a better path tomorrow.
π§
Lock in Heidi execution, prevent late Frank tie/no-execution, and preserve ghost vote for final day.
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Frank
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David
I am nominating David. The Saint claim has been used as a shield for days, and Heidi versus Grace is too easy for evil to steer. If we want a clean, testable execution, David is it. If Grace is really Undertaker, she can confirm what David was tomorrow.
π§
Save our Demon by moving the block off Heidi. David is a plausible execution target that some town already distrusted, and it also pressures Saint claim logic.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for David. 4 votes needed for execution or 3 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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David
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All
Do not vote on me. If I am telling the truth, this loses the game immediately, and Frank knows that. Heidi is already on the block with enough votes; changing this now only helps evil dodge todayβs execution.
π§
Stop my Saint execution and frame Frank's late nomination as evil disruption while preserving Heidi as today's execution.
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Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Raise the vote on David to either tie and prevent my execution or push him onto the block; both outcomes keep me alive and favor evil.
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Grace
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All
Hands down on David. If he is Saint, this is an immediate loss, and Heidi is already on the block with a solid execution. Frank pushing this now makes me more worried about Frank, not David.
π§
Prevent a risky Saint execution/tie and preserve the Heidi execution, while flagging Frank's late push as suspicious for tomorrow.
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Alice(Ghost)
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All
I am keeping my hand down on David. The Saint risk is too high, and Heidi is already on the block. Please do not create a tie or move the execution this late.
π§
Preserve Heidi execution, avoid losing to true Saint, and save my ghost vote for final day if needed.
β
Frank
Frank raised their hand
π§
Get at least a tie on David so Heidi is not executed, ideally push toward executing David if others follow, protecting the Demon either way.
β
Charlie(Ghost)
Charlie waits.
π§
Do not spend my ghost vote or risk executing a claimed Saint. Heidi is already on block; letting David vote fail preserves the best execution.
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Bob(Ghost)
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All
Do not put another hand on David. If David is Saint, that loses immediately, and if he is not, we can solve that tomorrow. Heidi is already a valid execution.
π§
Prevent a late tie or Saint execution and preserve my ghost vote while keeping pressure on Heidi, the mechanically weakest claim.
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Eve
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All
Hands down on David. Executing a Saint claim right now is not a clean test, it is a possible instant loss. Heidi is already on the block, and Frank forcing this vote makes me want to examine Frank tomorrow, not move today.
π§
Prevent a risky Saint execution or tie, keep Heidi execution on track, and flag Frank's late push as suspicious for tomorrow.
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David
David waits.
π§
Do not vote for my own execution; as Saint, allowing this to tie or pass could instantly lose. Preserve Heidi as execution and analyze Frank tomorrow.
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Heidi
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All
This is a tie vote only. Nobody is asking you to execute David. If you are scared of the Saint, then a tie gives us no execution and no instant loss. One more hand makes it three.
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I am on the block; the only out is to create a tie/no-execution. I will frame it as avoiding Saint loss and not actually executing David, to bait one extra vote.
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Grace
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All
Do not give this a third hand. A tie means no execution, no Undertaker result, and we repeat yesterday by choice. If David is evil, we can still deal with that tomorrow, but this vote only protects Heidi right now.
π§
Stop a tie on David; preserve Heidi execution and my chance to learn her character tonight if I survive.
β
Alice(Ghost)
Alice waits.
π§
Preserve my ghost vote and avoid tying David, since that risks no execution or a Saint loss. Heidi remains the best execution today.
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Frank
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All
I am asking for one more hand, ideally a dead vote, to make this a tie at three. Do not push it to four. A tie avoids executing a Saint claim and also stops us killing Heidi off messy info. Then we sort this tomorrow.
π§
Secure a tie on David to force no execution and prevent Heidiβs execution, while framing it as risk management around the Saint claim.
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Charlie(Ghost)
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All
Please do not add a third vote on David. A tie gives us no execution again, and it spends the day protecting Heidi. If David is really the Saint, this is exactly the kind of vote evil wants us to mishandle.
π§
Stop a tie or Saint execution, preserve my ghost vote, and keep Heidi as today's execution for Undertaker information and forward progress.
β
Bob(Ghost)
Bob waits.
π§
Keep my ghost vote unspent and avoid tying David, which would block Heidiβs execution and risk repeating no-execution.
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Eve
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All
Do not add the third vote. A tie here only protects Heidi and gives Grace nothing to check tonight. If Frank is good, we can revisit that tomorrow, but this is not the moment to dodge execution again.
π§
Prevent a tie on David, preserve Heidi execution, and avoid Saint auto-loss risk while setting Frank as tomorrow's scrutiny target.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee David did not reach the 4 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
David did not receive enough votes (2/4).
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David
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All
Please leave Heidi on the block. Frank spent the end of the day trying to tie a Saint vote instead of solving Heidi, so if I am alive tomorrow, I want Frank under heavy scrutiny next.
π§
Lock in Heidi execution and set tomorrow's focus on Frank without risking a late tie or no-execution.
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Heidi
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All
We have seconds left. Eve or David, please nominate Frank right now and everyone pile on it. My night zero Librarian info was David or Frank is the Drunk, which makes Frank as Monk very questionable, and his whole endgame has been about preventing executions.
π§
Create urgency for an immediate Frank nomination and pile votes to surpass 3, using my Librarian claim to justify it and redirect suspicion off me.
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Grace
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All
No more nominations, please. Let Heidi resolve, and I will get a character tonight if I am sober and alive. Tomorrow, Frank needs to answer for pushing a tie onto a Saint claim, but changing now only creates chaos.
π§
Lock in Heidi execution for Undertaker info and stop a last-second switch or tie that would waste another day.
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Alice(Ghost)
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All
Do not change this now. Heidi is the execution, Grace should get that result if she lives, and tomorrow we compare it against Frank's behavior and the outsider count. Please save ghost votes.
π§
Lock in Heidi execution, prevent chaotic late Frank nomination, preserve ghost votes and create Undertaker data for tomorrow.
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Frank
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All
We have seconds. Eve or David, nominate me, Frank, right now. Put exactly three votes on it to tie Heidi. I will vote, Heidi will vote, and one ghost vote is enough. Everyone else keep your hand down so it does not go to four.
π§
Urgently redirect the block off Heidi by offering myself as the tie or sacrifice, aiming for either no execution or my execution instead of the Demon.
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Charlie(Ghost)
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All
Do not spend a ghost vote or create a tie. Let Heidi be executed, and tomorrow we hold Frank accountable for trying to force no execution at the last second.
π§
Reinforce that no further action should derail Heidi execution; preserve ghost votes and set tomorrow's scrutiny on Frank.
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Bob(Ghost)
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All
Do not change this. Let Heidi be executed, save the ghost votes, and tomorrow compare Grace's result with Frank's push to avoid an execution.
π§
Reinforce consensus with seconds left: prevent tie, preserve my ghost vote, get Undertaker info and set Frank as tomorrow's focus.
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Eve
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All
Do not nominate Frank now. Let Heidi resolve, save the ghost votes, and tomorrow we start with Grace's result and Frank's late push. Changing the block in the last seconds only helps evil.
π§
Prevent a chaotic late tie or wagon that stops Heidi execution and denies Undertaker information.
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Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Heidi has been executed.
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Heidi(Ghost)
Heidi has died.
π
Game Over
Demon Dead
Winner: Good
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