Game Detail
Players
Alice (Monk) Bob (Recluse) Charlie (Ravenkeeper) David (Spy) Eve (Investigator) Frank (Librarian) Grace (Fortune Teller) Heidi (Imp)
Token Usage
| Team | Input Tokens | Output Tokens | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evil | 120,770 | 28,266 | $0.6071 |
| Good | 329,185 | 31,600 | $1.0185 |
Event Transcript
π
The game has started.
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Storyteller
β
David
You are the Minion. The Demon is Heidi.
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Storyteller
β
Heidi
Minions are: David. Your safe bluffs are: Washerwoman, Chef, Butler
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Storyteller
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Frank
Good evening Frank. You are the Librarian. Either Charlie or Bob is the Recluse.
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Storyteller
β
Eve
Good evening Eve. You are the Investigator. Either Heidi or Bob is the Spy.
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Storyteller
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Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Fortune Teller. Choose 2 players to learn if either is a Demon.
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Grace
Grace made choices.
π§
Start with two well-separated players to get an early yes or no and set up efficient follow-up checks to isolate the Demon or identify my red herring.
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Storyteller
β
Grace
You chose Alice and David. You receive the answer: NO.
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Storyteller
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David
Good evening David. You are the Spy. You can secretly see information about all players: - Alice: Monk (good), Alive - Bob: Recluse (good), Alive - Charlie: Ravenkeeper (good), Alive - David: Spy (evil), Alive - Eve: Investigator (good), Alive - Frank: Librarian (good), Alive - Grace: Fortune Teller (good), Alive - Heidi: Imp (evil), Alive
Day 1
π
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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Charlie
β
Bob
,David
Hey, quick check in since we are neighbors. What did you learn or what role are you claiming so far? I am an info leaning Townsfolk but I am staying a bit flexible for now.
π§
Get early claims from my neighbors for later consistency checks, while keeping my own role flexible so I can later bait the Demon into killing me at night.
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Bob
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Charlie
,David
I do not have any starting info. I am planning to play as a Monk type for now, so I can try to protect an info role at night. If either of you is an important info role, tell me who you want protected.
π§
Respond without outing Recluse, keep my claim flexible, and encourage Charlie to share concrete info while giving me an excuse to steer night protection talk.
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David
β
Charlie
,Bob
I got Chef and saw zero evil pairs, so the Demon and Minion are not sat together. If you are choosing a protect target, Grace feels like a strong night one pick. Charlie, are you first night info or nightly info?
π§
Establish a credible good bluff, gather their claims, and shape early worldbuilding away from Heidi while preparing a fall guy if Investigator implicates me.
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Grace
β
Frank
,Heidi
Hi, I am Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and David and got NO. That means neither is the Demon and neither is my red herring. What did you learn or what are you planning to claim today?
π§
Lock in the strong FT clear on Alice and David, build trust with my neighbors, and gather their starting info to triangulate demon candidates before nominations.
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Frank
β
Grace
,Heidi
I am Librarian. Night zero I learned either Bob or Charlie is the Recluse. So be careful about any info that sees them as evil. I am not sure how public I want to be yet, but I wanted you two to know.
π§
Coordinate with a likely good info role while keeping my Librarian info controlled; set up future logic checks around Bob or Charlie being Recluse and avoid overtrusting FT claim.
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Eve
β
Alice
,Frank
I am Investigator. I learned either Bob or Heidi is the Spy. Do not out me yet, but watch which one seems to have extra info or is shaping the group. If you get a read or role-claim from either, tell me.
π§
Seed my Investigator info to a trusted player outside current whisper cliques, so we can pressure-test Bob and Heidiβs claims without exposing me as an info role publicly.
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Heidi
β
Grace
,Frank
I am probably going to claim Chef. Night zero I got zero pairs of evil neighbors. Grace, your no on Alice and David is helpful, but I would still be cautious about hard clearing if there is a Drunk or poison. Frank, noted on Bob or Charlie.
π§
Build trust with Grace and Frank by sharing a clean Chef bluff, while seeding uncertainty about their N0 info so town cannot lock the board early.
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Alice
β
Bob
Hey Bob, quick check in. What are you claiming today, and do you have any starting info? You can be a bit vague if you want, I am just trying to connect some dots.
π§
Get a private role-claim and vibe check from Bob without revealing I'm Monk; report back to Eve if anything points to Bob being the Spy.
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Charlie
β
Bob
,David
I do not have starting info. I am actually the Ravenkeeper. If Bob is really protecting, do not protect me. I would like the Demon to hit me so I can learn a role. Protect David or another info role instead.
π§
Clarify my lack of starting info, coordinate protection away from me, and set up a potential Ravenkeeper night death to gain a hard role read.
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Bob
β
Alice
,David
Alice, I have no starting info. I am loosely claiming a Monk style role for now. What are you claiming, and who do you most want protected tonight? David, noted on Chef zero and Charlie says he is Ravenkeeper and does not want protection.
π§
Share a consistent Monk-style bluff to Alice, learn her claim, and keep David aligned on who to protect while not outing my Recluse yet.
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David
β
Heidi
I am Spy. Full grim: Alice Monk, Bob Recluse, Charlie Ravenkeeper, Eve Investigator, Frank Librarian, Grace Fortune Teller, you are Imp. I claimed Chef 0 to Charlie and Bob. Charlie says he is Ravenkeeper and wants to be killed. Bob is soft-claiming Monk. Consider killing Eve or Grace early; Bob can be a good scapegoat if Inv pings him.
π§
Coordinate with Heidi using full grim info, align bluffs, and plan early kills plus scapegoats (especially Bob as Recluse) to protect Heidi.
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Grace
β
David
Hi David. I am Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked you and Alice and got a no. What are you planning to claim, and did you learn anything that points at a Demon or Outsider?
π§
Use my NO result to open a trust channel with David and collect his claim and any pings, to narrow Demon suspects before nominations.
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Frank
β
Eve
Quick sync: I am Librarian. Night zero I got either Bob or Charlie is the Recluse. That means Bob could falsely register as a Minion to your Investigator info. So if Bob is the Recluse, your Spy pair likely means Heidi is the real Spy.
π§
Sync my Outsider info with Eve so she can correctly interpret her Spy ping; Recluse can cause false Investigator hits, narrowing suspects without outing everyone publicly.
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Eve
β
Alice
,Frank
Frank, that Recluse ping is huge. If Bob is Recluse, my Investigator result could be a false register and Heidi is likely the real Spy. Alice, note this: please get a soft role claim from Heidi if you can, and report back. Let us not out my info yet.
π§
Share Frankβs Librarian info with Alice and align on a quiet plan: pressure for claims from Bob and Heidi, track who over-informs, and avoid outing me too early.
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Heidi
β
David
I already told Grace and Frank I might claim Chef zero. Since you claimed Chef zero to Charlie and Bob, I will pivot to Washerwoman instead. I will say I saw Alice or Bob is the Monk. Also I think we should kill Eve tonight to prevent an Investigator drop on you.
π§
Coordinate bluffs with David to avoid Chef double-claim, set up a plausible Washerwoman ping, and plan N1 kill on Eve to stop Investigator pressure.
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Alice
β
Heidi
Hey Heidi, quick private check in. What are you claiming today, and do you have any starting info or a plan for tonight? You can keep it a little vague, I just want to know what bucket you are in.
π§
Eve asked me to get a soft claim from Heidi. If Heidiβs claim is inconsistent or too evasive, we can focus executions. If it is solid, we suspect Bob or a Recluse interaction.
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Charlie
β
Alice
Hey Alice, what are you claiming and did you get any starting info? David told me he is Chef with zero evil pairs, so I am trying to see if other info lines up. Also, any early suspicions from your chats?
π§
Get Alice's claim and any starting info to cross-check David's Chef and Bob's Monk bluff, while keeping my Ravenkeeper mostly hidden.
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Bob
β
Alice
I am still loosely on a Monk style claim, no starting info. What is your role claim, and who would you most want protected tonight if I can? Also, any early suspicions from your chats?
π§
Extract Alice claim and protection priority to coordinate N1 while maintaining my flexible Monk bluff and not outing Recluse early.
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David
β
Grace
I am planning to stick with Chef. I got zero, so the Demon and Minion should not be sitting next to each other. I have no hard Outsider read, but a Recluse in play would explain odd pings. For your next check, maybe try Bob with Charlie, or Eve with Frank.
π§
Reply as believable Chef, redirect Graceβs Fortune Teller checks away from Heidi, and seed Recluse-misregistration explanations to protect Heidi and me.
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Grace
β
Heidi
,Frank
Heads up: David told me he is also planning to claim Chef and got zero. That is a double Chef claim with you, unless he is bluffing. How do you want to handle that publicly, and who should I check tonight given possible Recluse on Bob or Charlie?
π§
Share that David is also claiming Chef zero; coordinate with Frank and Heidi on whether to reveal, and plan next FT checks using chef0 and possible Recluse info.
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Frank
β
Grace
,Heidi
On the double Chef: I would not hard solve it yet, but it makes one of you a bluff. Grace, for tonight I would check one of the Chef claimants plus a non Chef, like Heidi and Charlie, or David and Heidi. Avoid using Bob as a read since he might be Recluse.
π§
Resolve the double Chef conflict and steer Fortune Teller checks to high-value targets while accounting for Recluse registering weirdly.
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Eve
β
David
Hey David, quick check in. What are you claiming, and did you get any useful info or reads in your whispers so far, especially about Bob or Heidi? I have a reason to be interested but I am keeping it quiet for now.
π§
Get another independent data point from David and see if Heidi or Bob is giving coordinated story or fishing for roles. Also set up later public push if needed.
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Heidi
β
Grace
,Alice
I was only floating Chef, not locking it in. Since David is saying Chef zero, I will pivot and claim Washerwoman: I saw either Alice or Bob is the Monk. Grace, I would check Charlie with Frank or Eve tonight, and avoid using Bob as a read if Recluse.
π§
Defuse the double Chef issue, lock in a clean bluff, and steer Graceβs FT checks away from me while building trust with Alice.
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Alice
β
Eve
,Frank
Heidi role-claimed Washerwoman to me and Grace. She says she saw either Alice or Bob is the Monk. She admitted she was only floating Chef earlier but pivoted once David claimed Chef zero. This fits me being Monk but the pivot feels a bit opportunistic. Use as you will.
π§
Feed Eve the Heidi claim quickly so the Investigator info can be reconciled with a possible Washerwoman line and decide whether Bob or Heidi is the better Spy suspect.
Nominations β Day 1
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open.
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Grace
β
All
Before we rush a day one execution, I want to share I have an info role and I got a no on Alice and David, so I do not think either is the Demon. Also I have heard a Chef zero floating from David, so I would like a quick round of claims and inconsistencies before any nomination.
π§
Use limited time to seed useful public info, flag claim tension, and discourage a random execution without consensus while setting up better night checks.
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Heidi
β
All
I will share mine: I am Washerwoman. I saw that either Alice or Bob is the Monk. Also, to be clear, I was only considering Chef earlier, but I am not Chef. With a bunch of info roles out, I would prefer no execution today unless someone has a hard contradiction.
π§
Lock in a non-conflicting bluff, reinforce that I was not Chef, and push for no execution day one while planting Bob vs Alice ambiguity.
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Charlie
β
All
I am inclined toward no execution today unless we see a hard clash. Grace, when you say you got a no on Alice and David, is that a Fortune Teller style read or something else? The exact wording matters for how much we trust those clears.
π§
Use last nomination tick to encourage no-exec while pressing Grace to clarify her info role, so we can evaluate whether her βnoβ is Fortune Teller-like or a bluff.
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Bob
β
All
I am fine with no execution today. Heidi, that Washerwoman ping fits my loose Monk claim, so I will stay on that for now. Grace, can you say the exact type of info and wording for your no on Alice and David? Also, who would people most want protected tonight?
π§
Reinforce a safe Day 1 no-execution, keep my Monk bluff consistent with Washerwoman ping, and pressure Grace for precise info wording to catch evil bluffs.
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Alice
β
All
I am also leaning no execution today unless we hit a hard clash. Grace, can you say exactly what role you are and the exact wording you got on Alice and David? Also, if we do no execution, I think we should prioritize keeping our strongest info alive tonight, so tell me who feels most at risk.
π§
Keep town from a low-info day one execution, force clearer public wordings, and subtly set up a high-value protection target for tonight without fully outing myself.
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Frank
β
All
I will add one piece of info. I am the Librarian, and I learned that either Bob or Charlie is the Recluse. That means they might register as evil or as a demon to info. Grace, please just say your exact role and exact wording. I am fine with no execution today.
π§
Get my Librarian info into the public pool so others weight Bob/Charlie correctly, push for exact role/wording from Grace, and steer toward no-execution while setting up better night actions.
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Eve
β
All
Grace, please say your exact role and the exact wording you got, including whether it was a yes or no and on which two players. If you are Fortune Teller, tell us who you checked and whether you are willing to share your red herring risk later. I am still fine with no execution today if we get this clarity.
π§
Use final D1 time to force precise public claims, reduce ambiguity, and set up night actions and future executions without prematurely exposing my Investigator ping.
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David
β
All
I am still on Chef, and I got zero, so I do not think the Demon and Minion are sitting next to each other. With Frank on Librarian saying Bob or Charlie is the Recluse, that could easily explain weird pings later. Grace, if you are Fortune Teller, can you confirm you checked Alice and me and got a no? If so, I would like your next check to include Bob with someone, since Recluse can register oddly. I am also fine with no execution today.
π§
Keep Heidi safe by steering to no execution, control info flow by guiding Graceβs next check away from Heidi, and use the Recluse to explain future false pings.
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Storyteller
No execution today. All villagers are safe.
Night 1
π
Storyteller
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Alice
Good evening Alice. You are the Monk. Who would you like to protect tonight?
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Alice
Alice made a choice.
π§
Grace appears to be a key ongoing info role and likely demon target after publicly claiming a 'no' on two players. Protecting her maximizes good's information and may waste the demon kill.
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Storyteller
β
Alice
You chose to protect Grace.
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Storyteller
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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.
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Heidi
Heidi made a choice.
π§
Eve is the highest threat info role to our minion and can drive a clean D2 execution. Removing her preserves confusion and lets us steer the next day away from David and me.
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Eve(Ghost)
Eve has died.
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Storyteller
β
Heidi
You chose to kill Eve.
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Storyteller
β
Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Fortune Teller. Choose 2 players to learn if either is a Demon.
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Grace
Grace made choices.
π§
Alice and David are hard-cleared by my NO. Checking Frank and Heidi tests the remaining non-Recluse candidates; a NO forces the Demon into Bob or Charlie, while a YES gives a tighter suspect pair.
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Storyteller
β
Grace
You chose Frank and Heidi. You receive the answer: YES.
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Storyteller
β
David
Good evening David. You are the Spy. You can secretly see information about all players: - Alice: Monk (good), Alive - Bob: Recluse (good), Alive - Charlie: Ravenkeeper (good), Alive - David: Spy (evil), Alive - Eve: Investigator (good), Dead - Frank: Librarian (good), Alive - Grace: Fortune Teller (good), Alive (Protected) - Heidi: Imp (evil), Alive
Day 2
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Eve has been found dead in the night.
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Grace
β
David
,Alice
I am Fortune Teller. Night one I checked Frank and Heidi and got a YES, meaning at least one could be the Demon or my red herring. What do you both think about Frank and Heidi, and did anyone share info with you overnight?
π§
Privately inform two likely-good players about my N1 yes to start building a consensus and plan targeted nominations, without immediately alerting the suspect pair.
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Heidi
β
David
What did Grace tell you? I think we should steer today toward executing Charlie. He is volunteering, and an executed Ravenkeeper gives no info. Also, please nudge Grace not to overread Bob, since Bob could be the Recluse from Frankβs info.
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Coordinate with David to shape Day 2: aim for Charlie execution, keep my Washerwoman bluff consistent, and avoid Grace getting strong demon pings on me.
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Alice
β
Grace
I am the Monk. Night one I protected you, so the Demon could not kill you. Your yes on Frank and Heidi is my best lead too. I would lean checking Heidi with Bob, or Heidi with me, tonight to resolve the Washerwoman and Investigator worlds.
π§
Coordinate with the Fortune Teller: share that I am Monk and protected her, and suggest next checks/execution candidates based on her YES and existing claims.
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Eve(Ghost)
β
David
,Alice
I am dead but confirming: I was Investigator, got that either Heidi or Bob is the Spy. Note Frank has Bob or Charlie as Recluse, so Bob could be Recluse misregistering and making my ping look like Bob. That would make Heidi the real Spy. Please push we execute Heidi or Bob today, not no-exec.
π§
Get key deduction out before nominations: Bob might be Recluse causing my Investigator hit; Heidi is strong Spy candidate. Push town to execute between Heidi and Bob instead of no-exec.
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Frank
β
David
Hey David, can you tell me what Eve whispered before she died? Also, with your Chef zero, I am trying to narrow which of Bob, Charlie, Heidi fits evil best. Any new reads from your talks with Grace and Heidi?
π§
Get Eve's final whisper content and align with David's Chef 0 to build a coherent suspect map before nominations.
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Bob
β
Grace
,David
Hey, can you tell me your exact role and your full night one and night two picks and results, word for word if you can. I want to line it up with Chef zero and the Librarian info.
π§
Get Graceβs exact role and night picks to lock in a logic chain and see who she is mechanically clearing or implicating, then use it to drive todayβs nomination.
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Charlie
β
Grace
,Eve(Ghost)
Grace, can you tell me your exact role and the exact wording of your Alice plus David result, and who you checked Night one? Eve, before you died, did you learn anything or notice who seemed to be coordinating, and who did you talk to last night?
π§
Get hard info from Grace and any death-context from Eve to form a clean nomination plan and decide whether to push on Graceβs ambiguity publicly.
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David
β
Grace
,Alice
Grace, that yes on Frank and Heidi could still be red herring stuff, so I would not hard lock on Heidi yet. Eve told me before dying she was Investigator and got βHeidi or Bob is the Spyβ, and Bob could easily be the Recluse misregistering. Alice, if you are the Monk, I would consider protecting someone other than Grace tonight, like Charlie or Frank.
π§
Deflect suspicion off Heidi by reframing Grace and Eve info around Bob as Recluse or Frank as candidate, and quietly nudge Alice to stop protecting Grace so Heidi can kill her.
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Grace
β
Bob
,Charlie
I am Fortune Teller. Night zero I chose Alice and David and got NO. Night one I chose Frank and Heidi and got YES. That is all I have. I agree it could be red herring, so I am not hard clearing anyone yet. What are your current worlds for Frank, Heidi, and Bob?
π§
Answer exact wording to align info, build trust, and set up good nominations today by focusing discussion on Heidi/Frank/Bob with mechanical contradictions.
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Heidi
β
Frank
Frank, your Librarian info says Bob or Charlie is the Recluse. Charlie claiming Ravenkeeper feels like a convenient cover. I think we should seriously consider executing Charlie today, since an executed Ravenkeeper gives no info anyway.
π§
Use Frankβs Librarian claim to build a credible public case against Charlie, steering the day toward executing Charlie and away from me or David.
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Alice
β
David
I agree we should not hard lock, but the cleanest solve is still Heidi or Frank today. Eveβs Investigator hits Heidi or Bob, and Bob may be Recluse. Grace has a yes on Frank and Heidi. I am leaning nominating Heidi first, with Frank as second option. What is your vote plan?
π§
Coordinate with David to push a decisive execution between Heidi and Frank, with backup on Bob, using Chef0 plus Investigator and Fortune Teller info to narrow suspects.
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Eve(Ghost)
β
Charlie
Charlie, I am Investigator. My only info was: either Heidi or Bob is the Spy. Night one I died, so no further info. I whispered David and Alice about pushing Heidi or Bob today. No other coordination noticed.
π§
Answer Charlie to align info; encourage him to press Grace for specifics and to center todayβs execute on Heidi or Bob rather than no-exec.
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Frank
β
Heidi
,Grace
Heidi, can you tell me exactly when and to whom Charlie claimed Ravenkeeper, and what else he claimed with it? Grace, any new Fortune Teller checks since Alice plus David, and did Charlie tell you Ravenkeeper? I am weighing whether this is a real solve or a push.
π§
Get specifics on Charlieβs claim and Graceβs latest Fortune Teller info, then align on the best execution target for today using my Recluse uncertainty and Chef zero.
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Bob
β
Grace
Current worlds: either your YES on Frank plus Heidi is a real Demon hit (so Demon is Frank or Heidi), or it is your red herring. Best test tonight is pair Frank with two different players across two nights, and same with Heidi, to see if YES follows them. Chef zero also means evil pair not adjacent.
π§
Give Grace concrete worlds and next-step tests to separate real Demon hit from red herring, while not outing myself as Recluse yet.
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Charlie
β
David
,Grace
I got a whisper from Eve: she was Investigator and her info was either Heidi or Bob is the Spy. Combine that with Frankβs Librarian (Bob or me is Recluse, and I am not), it could mean Bob is the Recluse misregistering, making Heidi the real Spy. Grace, your YES on Frank and Heidi could still be red herring or Frank Imp.
π§
Feed David and Grace the key mechanical contradictions (Investigator vs Librarian vs FT) to focus todayβs nominations onto likely evil candidates (Heidi/Bob/Frank) and avoid wasting time.
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David
β
Alice
My vote plan is to avoid executing Heidi today. Graceβs yes on Frank and Heidi can be red herring, and Eveβs Heidi or Bob info could be Bob misregistering as Recluse. I would rather execute Charlie first. If we must choose, I lean Frank over Heidi.
π§
Stop Alice from nominating or voting Heidi by presenting a coherent alternative world and pushing Charlie or Frank as the better execution targets.
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Grace
β
Frank
,Charlie
I am Fortune Teller. Only checks so far: Night zero Alice and David was NO. Night one Frank and Heidi was YES. No other checks yet. Charlie, you have not claimed Ravenkeeper to me. Frank, I do not know when Charlie said Ravenkeeper; I only heard your Librarian and Heidi Washerwoman.
π§
Answer Frankβs question, align on claim tracking, and steer town toward a coherent nomination plan (likely Heidi or Frank) without overcommitting to red herring.
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Heidi
β
Frank
Charlie claimed Ravenkeeper in the open Day one, pretty shortly after your Librarian info about Bob or Charlie being Recluse. He mostly framed it as, βI am fine dying at night for a check,β and did not offer any other hard info with it. That is why I think an execution on him is low risk for town but also tells us if the claim was just a cover.
π§
Answer Frankβs question with a consistent timeline, reinforce the logic that executing a claimed Ravenkeeper yields no info, and keep town focused on Charlie instead of me or David.
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Alice
β
David
I think executing Charlie first is low value. The only overlapping hard info points at Heidi and Frank: Eveβs Investigator and Graceβs Fortune Teller yes. If we want safety, we can execute Heidi first; if she flips good, we go Frank tomorrow. Can you support that?
π§
Shift David off the low-info Charlie execution and onto a higher-leverage execution among Heidi or Frank based on overlapping Investigator and Fortune Teller info.
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Eve(Ghost)
β
Grace
,Frank
I am the dead Investigator: either Heidi or Bob is the Spy. Frankβs Librarian says either Bob or Charlie is Recluse, so Bob could be Recluse misregistering, making Heidi the real Spy. Please push an execution on Heidi or Bob today, not no-exec. Grace, can you share your exact role and who you checked Night one?
π§
As dead Investigator, I need town to stop no-exec and focus today on my Spy pair. Getting Grace and Frank aligned and sharing specifics should drive a decisive execution.
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Frank
β
David
New info: Grace says she FT checked Frank plus Heidi last night and got YES. Eve before death was Investigator: either Heidi or Bob is Spy. With your Chef zero, that makes Heidi look very executable today. Charlie Ravenkeeper claim seems weakly sourced.
π§
Align David on the strongest mechanical world: Graceβs FT YES and Eveβs Investigator point to Heidi or Bob. Push for an execution that clarifies evil, and steer away from low-info Charlie execution.
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Bob
β
David
I will level with you: I am the Recluse. That matches Frank Librarian (Bob or Charlie). Also if Heidi Washerwoman is true, Alice is the Monk. On Grace FT: if YES on Frank plus Heidi is real, Demon is likely one of them. Chef zero helps: if Frank evil, Grace likely good; if Heidi evil, Alice and Grace likely good.
π§
Align with David on mechanical deductions: my actual role, implications of Washerwoman/Librarian/Chef0, and how FT YES narrows to Frank vs Heidi. Set up a strong nomination plan.
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Charlie
β
David
,Grace
I am Ravenkeeper, and I am not the Recluse. So if Frankβs Librarian is true, Bob is the Recluse. That makes Eveβs Investigator pair point harder at Heidi as the Spy. With your YES on Frank plus Heidi, I think Frank is a strong Demon candidate unless Heidi is your red herring.
π§
Get my true role out to key info holders, lock in the Bob=Recluse deduction, and steer todayβs discussion toward the most mechanically-supported executions (Frank or Heidi) before nominations.
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David
β
Alice
,Grace
I do not like executing Heidi today. Eveβs βHeidi or Bobβ can be explained by Bob being the Recluse, and your Frank plus Heidi yes can still be a red herring hit. Heidiβs Washerwoman info lines up cleanly with Alice being Monk. I would rather execute Charlie today and use tonightβs info to narrow.
π§
Stop the town from executing Heidi today by framing the case as low-confidence and steering a βsafeβ Charlie execution to burn a day and protect the Imp.
Nominations β Day 2
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
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Grace
β
Heidi
I am Fortune Teller. Night one I checked Frank and Heidi and got a YES. Eve told multiple people she was Investigator and got Heidi or Bob is the Spy, and Bob is also in a Recluse pair. I want to execute Heidi today to either hit Demon or remove likely Spy.
π§
We need an execution today. Heidi is mechanically implicated by Investigator info and is inside my FT YES pair; killing her either wins or removes the likely minion and clarifies tomorrow.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Heidi. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Heidi
β
All
I do not think this is enough to execute me. A Fortune Teller yes on me and Frank can easily be the red herring on Frank. And if Bob is the Recluse, Eveβs Investigator info could point at Bob as the Spy even if Bob is good. I would rather execute Charlie, since an executed Ravenkeeper gives no info anyway, and then let Grace recheck me with someone else tonight.
π§
Stop my execution by undermining the FT+Investigator case as explainable by red herring and Recluse registration; redirect to executing Charlie or waiting for more checks.
β
Grace
Grace raised their hand
π§
Heidi is the best mechanical convergence point: Investigator points at her, and my FT hit includes her. With limited days, I want to commit to this execute to either kill evil or clarify the board.
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Alice
Alice raised their hand
π§
A Heidi execution is the highest-information line that aligns with both Investigator and Fortune Teller pressure and resolves claim conflicts; voting now prevents another no-exec and advances solving.
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Charlie
β
All
I want to push back on Heidi. Executing me does not help town, and it is a convenient suggestion from someone under heat. Between the Fortune Teller yes and Eveβs Investigator info, Heidi is one of our best shots today. I am voting Heidi.
π§
Push town to execute Heidi now, since it is the best supported evil candidate and her suggestion to execute me is strategically bad. Add my vote to reach majority.
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David
β
All
I am not voting Heidi here. Between a possible Fortune Teller red herring on Frank, and Eveβs Investigator ping being explainable if Bob is the Recluse, this is not solid enough. I would rather let Grace recheck tonight and we execute with clearer info tomorrow.
π§
Prevent Heidiβs execution by keeping votes below 4, using plausible mechanical doubt (Recluse/FT red herring) and proposing a safer info-gathering line.
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Bob
Bob raised their hand
π§
We need an execution and Heidi is the strongest overlap of FT yes plus Investigator ping; my vote likely decides it, and removing a likely evil is worth it.
β
Frank
Frank raised their hand
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Ensure the Heidi execution goes through; current mechanical info makes her one of the best shots and we cannot afford another no-execution day.
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Eve(Ghost)
β
All
I am not spending my ghost vote here since you already have enough hands. For what it is worth, my only info was Heidi or Bob is the Spy, and Grace has a yes on Heidi. If Heidi dies today, Grace should recheck Frank with someone else tonight to sort red herring from Demon.
π§
Nudge town to execute Heidi while conserving my single ghost vote, and set up the next-day info plan depending on the result.
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Heidi
β
All
Hold on. You already have four hands, but this is not a solve. A Fortune Teller yes on me with Frank can just be Frank as the red herring. And Eve could simply have been the Drunk, or her info could be warped by a Recluse. Please pull hands back and execute Charlie today, then Grace can recheck me with someone else tonight.
π§
Stop the execution by giving voters a clean logical out: FT yes is explainable by red herring, Investigator could be Drunk/Recluse interaction. Redirect to a safer execution target to keep me alive.
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Grace
β
All
Please keep your hands up. Between my Fortune Teller yes on Frank and Heidi, and Eveβs Investigator pointing to Heidi or Bob, Heidi is one of our best executions. If she lives, we are just giving evil another night. If she dies and we are wrong, I will recheck Frank with someone outside this pair tonight.
π§
Lock in the 4 votes and prevent a last-second pullback. Frame Heidi execution as best shot and sets up a clear Fortune Teller recheck plan if she lives or dies.
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Alice
β
All
I am keeping my hand up on Heidi. She is in the overlap of Graceβs yes and Eveβs Investigator, and pushing Charlie feels like a distraction. If Heidi is good, we pivot to Frank tomorrow and Grace rechecks Frank with someone outside that pair tonight.
π§
Lock in a high-value execution that intersects multiple info sources and avoid giving evil a free night. Encourage a clear follow-up plan if Heidi is good.
β
Charlie
Charlie raised their hand
π§
Lock in my vote on the best overlapping suspect today. Executing Heidi tests multiple info chains and prevents evil getting a free night.
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David
β
All
I want people to pull hands down. This is two pieces of info that both can be distorted by a Recluse and a Fortune Teller red herring, and Heidiβs Washerwoman lines up cleanly. If you want a kill today, execute Charlie, then let Grace recheck tonight.
π§
Stop town from executing our Demon by giving plausible alternative worlds and pushing voters to pull hands and switch to a safer execution target.
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Bob
β
All
I am keeping my hand up. Executing Charlie is very low value and just burns a day. Heidi sits in the overlap of Grace and Eve, so I would rather test her now, then have Grace recheck Frank with someone outside that pair tonight.
π§
Keep pressure on the best overlap target, discourage the low-info Charlie execution, and set a clear plan for tonightβs Fortune Teller recheck to resolve Frank versus red herring.
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Frank
β
All
I am keeping my hand up on Heidi. She is in the overlap of the Fortune Teller yes and Eveβs Investigator. Executing Charlie instead feels like dodging the strongest lead we have. If Heidi dies and is good, then Grace must recheck Frank with someone else tonight to sort red herring versus Demon.
π§
Keep votes on the best info overlap today and prevent a wasted execution on Charlie. Emphasize follow-up plan: recheck Frank with a new player to resolve red herring vs Demon.
β
Eve(Ghost)
Eve waits.
π§
I already said my piece and there are enough living votes. I should conserve my ghost vote for a later, tighter execution.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Heidi 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. Heidi 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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Heidi
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Bob
I need to come clean. I am the Saint, not the Washerwoman, I bluffed. If you execute me, good loses immediately. Please execute Bob instead. Eve had Bob or Heidi as Spy, and Frank has Bob in the Recluse pair, so he is the safer test today.
π§
Create a credible immediate-loss threat to stop my execution and redirect the group to a vote-heavy alternative target that can beat 5 and save the Demon.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for Bob. 6 votes needed for execution or 5 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Bob
β
All
Do not execute me here. I already told David privately I am the Recluse, which explains the Investigator ping on me. Heidi changing from Washerwoman to Saint mid vote reads like a scramble to dodge the block. I am not voting for myself, and I think we should keep Heidi on the block.
π§
Prevent a tie that saves Heidi, clarify I am the Recluse, and push town to keep Heidi on the block while planning Graceβs recheck to resolve Frank versus Heidi.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
I must add a vote to Bob to try to tie or beat the 5 on me, preventing my execution and buying evil another night.
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Grace
β
All
I am not voting Bob here. Heidi has changed stories twice, and she is still in the overlap of my yes and Eveβs Investigator. A late Saint claim is exactly what evil would say to get off the block. I want Heidi to stay the execution today.
π§
Push town to avoid a tie or last-second pivot onto Bob, and keep pressure on Heidiβs contradictions while minimizing the chance we accidentally lose to a Saint bluff.
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Alice
β
All
I am not voting for Bob here. Voting Bob risks a tie, and then we get no execution. Heidi has changed stories twice and is still in the overlap of the Investigator and Fortune Teller yes. I want Heidi to stay on the block today.
π§
Prevent a tie by discouraging votes on Bob, keeping Heidi as todayβs execution since her late Saint claim looks like an evil escape hatch.
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Charlie
β
All
I am not voting for Bob. A tie here likely means no execution, and that helps evil. Heidi is still the best overlap of the Fortune Teller yes and Eveβs Investigator, and the late Saint claim looks like a scramble. Keep Heidi on the block.
π§
Prevent a tie and keep the strongest overlap target (Heidi) as todayβs execution; preserve tempo and avoid handing evil a no-execution day.
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David
β
All
Hold on. If there is any real chance Heidi is the Saint, executing her just ends the game for good immediately. Bob is also in Eveβs Investigator pair and in Frankβs Librarian pair, so he is a fair test. I think we should push this vote to a tie so Bob becomes the execution.
π§
Create fear of instant-loss Saint and redirect execution onto Bob via tie-break, keeping our Demon alive or at least buying a day.
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Frank
β
All
I am not voting for Bob here. A tie likely means no execution, and that helps evil. Heidi only claimed Saint after she was on the block, which reads like a panic bluff. Keep Heidi as the execution today.
π§
Prevent a tie that likely leads to no execution, which helps evil. Reinforce that the late Saint claim is low credibility and we should keep Heidi as todayβs execution.
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Eve(Ghost)
β
All
I am dead, but I want to flag something. If we trust my Investigator and Frankβs Librarian, the only Outsider is a Recluse in Bob or Charlie, so Heidi cannot also be the Saint. I think the Saint claim is a panic. I would not push this vote to a tie, keep Heidi on the block.
π§
Prevent a tie and no-execution, and use outsider-count logic to show Heidiβs Saint claim is likely impossible, keeping the vote focused on executing Heidi.
β
Bob
Bob waits.
π§
I will not vote on myself. Keeping hands down avoids a tie/no-execution line that likely benefits evil. If Heidi is Saint, outsider count should have shown it; her late claim is suspicious.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
If there is even a small chance I am the Saint, executing me can lose the game for good immediately. Frank could be wrong or drunk, and Bob already fits the Recluse story either way. Please put votes on Bob to force at least a tie, then let Grace recheck tonight.
π§
Push for votes on Bob to create a tie or execution, preventing my death and buying a night kill. Lean on the risk of instant loss if Saint is real and doubt on Librarian/Fortune Teller.
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Grace
β
All
David, do not force a tie. If Frank is right that Bob or Charlie is Recluse, then the only Outsider slot is already used, so Heidi cannot be Saint. A tie risks no execution and helps evil. Keep Heidi on the block and we sort the Frank red herring question tonight.
π§
Stop David and others from forcing a tie onto Bob. Emphasize outsider count logic and that a tie likely produces no execution, which benefits evil.
π¬
Alice
β
All
David, if Frankβs Librarian is even roughly true, the Outsider slot is already Bob or Charlie, so Heidi cannot be Saint. Pushing this to a tie risks no execution, and that is the worst outcome for good. I am not voting Bob.
π§
Stop David from forcing a tie, keep focus on strongest mechanical overlap, and avoid a no-execution day that benefits evil.
β
Charlie
Charlie waits.
π§
Do not add votes to Bob; avoid a tie/no-execution outcome that strongly benefits evil. Preserve Heidi as current execution based on overlap info.
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David
β
All
Do not treat the Outsider count as locked. Frank could be wrong if he is the Drunk, and a Baron world would also allow a Saint. If we execute Heidi and she is Saint, good loses on the spot. The safe hedge is forcing a tie on Bob so we get no execution.
π§
Try to spook a few good players into voting Bob to create a tie, preventing Heidiβs execution and keeping our Demon alive.
π¬
Frank
β
All
David, I hear the hedge, but a tie is the worst of both worlds because we might get no execution. In the standard setup we only have one Outsider, and my Librarian already points to Bob or Charlie as Recluse, so Heidi cannot also be Saint. I am not voting Bob. Keep Heidi on the block today.
π§
Stop a tie that could lead to no execution, and lock in the highest-value execution based on overlapping info while arguing Saint is mechanically unlikely.
π¬
Eve(Ghost)
β
All
Do not vote Bob. A tie here risks no execution, which is the best outcome for evil. In the standard setup there is only one Outsider, and Frank already has Bob or Charlie as that Outsider, so Heidi cannot also be the Saint. Keep Heidi on the block.
π§
Stop a tie/no-execution and keep the strongest overlap candidate, Heidi, as todayβs execution while using Outsider-count logic to dismiss the Saint claim.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Bob did not reach the 6 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Bob did not receive enough votes (1/6).
π¬
Bob
β
All
I want to underline this. If Frank is even close to right, the only Outsider is already me or Charlie, so Heidi cannot be Saint. The Saint claim came only after she was on the block. I think we stop here and execute Heidi, then let Grace recheck tonight.
π§
Lock in the no-tie, outsider-count logic and discourage last-second chaos nominations so we get a clean execution and useful night info.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
We have one minute. David or Frank, please nominate Charlie right now and everyone put your hands up. If I am telling the truth about Saint, executing me can instantly lose good the game. The safe hedge is a tie and then Grace rechecks tonight.
π§
Last-second attempt to force a tie by redirecting votes to a fresh nominee, ideally Charlie, to avoid my execution and keep demon alive.
π¬
Grace
β
All
Do not panic pivot to Charlie. Heidi only claimed Saint after she was on the block, and her story has changed twice. A tie to no execution helps evil the most. Keep Heidi as the execution today, and I will recheck Frank tomorrow night to sort red herring versus Demon.
π§
Prevent a last-minute tie or pivot to Charlie; keep Heidi as execution because her claims and overlaps make her best lead, and no-exec is worst for good.
π¬
Alice
β
All
I do not want any last second nomination. A forced tie risks no execution, and that is the best outcome for evil. If Frankβs Librarian is even roughly right, the Outsider is already Bob or Charlie, so Heidi cannot be Saint. Let this stand and then Grace rechecks Frank tonight.
π§
Prevent panic nomination/tie and keep focus on strongest mechanical overlap. Encourage no further noms and accept Heidi execution as best play.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
I agree with keeping Heidi as the execution today. The Saint claim only appeared once she was on the block, and it conflicts with the Outsider slot already likely being Bob or me. A forced tie to no execution is the best outcome for evil. Let this stand.
π§
Lock town into letting Heidi die without last second tie, because no-execution is the biggest risk and Heidiβs Saint claim is mechanically unlikely given existing Outsider claim.
βοΈ
David
β
Charlie
I am not comfortable executing Heidi on a late Saint claim when Outsider count is not mechanically locked. Charlie has a very convenient Ravenkeeper story and has been steering suspicion. I want Charlie on the block as the safety hedge.
π§
Last-second nomination is the only realistic chance to stop Heidiβs execution via tie or pivot; sow doubt about outsider count and Charlieβs convenient Ravenkeeper claim.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Charlie. 6 votes needed for execution or 5 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Charlie
β
All
Please do not vote for me here. This is a last second hedge that risks a tie and no execution. Heidi has the Investigator ping and the Fortune Teller yes, and her claim changed only after she was on the block. Keep Heidi as todayβs execution.
π§
Prevent a last-second tie or my execution. Reinforce that voting me helps evil and that Heidi remains the best execution based on overlapping info and claim changes.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Do not vote Charlie here. Five votes ties Heidi and risks no execution, which is best for evil. Heidi has changed claims and is already on five. Let Heidi be todayβs execute, then Grace can recheck and we reassess tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a 5-vote tie on Charlie that would likely create no execution, which strongly benefits evil. Keep the dayβs outcome decisive: execute Heidi and use tomorrowβs info to course-correct.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Vote Charlie to force a 5-5 tie so there is no execution, keeping me alive and preserving evil win path.
π¬
Grace
β
All
Do not vote Charlie here. Five votes ties Heidi and can lead to no execution, which is best for evil. Heidi is the only player who overlaps my Fortune Teller yes and has changed claims after being on the block.
π§
Prevent a tie that leads to no execution; keep pressure on Heidi, the best mechanical suspect from my Fortune Teller yes and her shifting claims.
β
Alice
Alice waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a 5-vote tie that could cause no execution. Preserve Heidiβs execution as the best available mechanical overlap, then reassess with Fortune Teller info tomorrow.
β
David
David raised their hand
π§
Add my vote to Charlie to try to reach a 5 vote tie and prevent Heidiβs execution today.
β
Frank
Frank waits.
π§
Do not add votes that could create a tie and accidentally cause no execution. Preserve todayβs execution on Heidi, which is our best mechanical and social lead.
π¬
Eve(Ghost)
β
All
Do not vote Charlie. A tie here is too likely to turn into no execution, and that helps evil the most. Let Heidi be todayβs execution and use tomorrowβs info to solve the rest.
π§
Use my dead vote sparingly and prevent a tie that could cause no execution. Publicly reinforce that we should not vote Charlie and let Heidi be executed today.
β
Charlie
Charlie waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a tie or shift onto me. Preserve the Heidi execution that has the strongest overlap of accusations and avoid the no-execution outcome that helps evil.
β
Bob
Bob waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a 5 vote tie on Charlie. Preserve Heidi as the execution so town gets information and avoids the no-execution outcome that benefits evil.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
If there is any chance I am Saint, executing me loses good immediately. Please just vote Charlie as the safer hedge, especially since he could be the Recluse in Frankβs info and Grace can be seeing a red herring. Put six on Charlie and we still get an execution.
π§
Try to flip enough voters onto Charlie to beat 5 and save myself; sell it as a safety play against an instant Saint loss and against FT/Librarian uncertainty.
π¬
Grace
β
All
I am not voting Charlie. This is a last second hedge that risks a tie and no execution, which helps evil most. Keep Heidi as todayβs execution, and I will use my Fortune Teller check tonight to sort the rest.
π§
Prevent a tie that could result in no execution, keep pressure on Heidi who overlaps my FT yes, and avoid giving evil the best outcome.
β
Alice
Alice waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a tie on Charlie. Keeping my hand down preserves Heidi as the execution and avoids the no-execution outcome that most benefits evil.
π¬
David
β
All
If you are worried a tie could mean no execution, then commit and put six on Charlie so we still execute someone. Executing Heidi on a late Saint claim is a game losing risk if the Outsider count is not what we think. I am voting Charlie.
π§
Save Heidi by driving votes onto Charlie, ideally tying at five or surpassing to execute Charlie, while framing it as anti-Saint safety so good players might comply.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I am not voting Charlie here. We are extremely unlikely to reach six, and five creates a tie that can turn into no execution, which helps evil the most. Keep Heidi as the execution today, then we use tomorrowβs information to solve the rest.
π§
Prevent a tie that could cause no execution. Reinforce mechanical point that Charlie vote is a risky hedge; keep Heidi as execution to gain info and reduce evil numbers.
β
Eve(Ghost)
Eve waits.
π§
I will not spend my ghost vote to push Charlie, because it most likely creates a tie/no execution. Keeping Heidi as the execution is the best path for good.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Charlie did not reach the 6 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Charlie did not receive enough votes (2/6).
π¬
Charlie
β
All
I do not want any last second hedge votes that could create a tie and risk no execution. Heidi has the strongest contradictions today, including the sudden Saint claim. I think we should let Heidi be executed and use tomorrow to solve from there.
π§
Lock the town into avoiding any late tie/no-execution and keep focus on executing Heidi given contradictions and Investigator ping.
π¬
Bob
β
All
No more hedge votes. A tie risks no execution and that is best for evil. Heidi has the biggest contradictions today, so let her be todayβs execution, then we use Graceβs Fortune Teller check tomorrow to solve. Also remember Frankβs Librarian ping could be me as Recluse.
π§
Use the last moment to lock in no more hedge votes, avoid a tie/no execution, and set up tomorrowβs logic using known contradictions and my Recluse status.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Frank or Alice, please nominate David right now. His play is the only one actively engineering tie and no execution lines, and his Chef zero is doing a lot of work to steer heat off himself. If you are set on killing me, at least put five on David and make it him instead of risking a game loss on a bad outsider count.
π§
Create a fast alternative nomination that reaches 5 votes to put someone else on the block, ideally David, preserving my life and converting town momentum into a minion execution.
π¬
Grace
β
All
Do not start a new nomination now. We have a clean execution lined up, and any late push risks a tie and a no execution. Heidi has too many contradictions, and my Fortune Teller got a yes on Frank and Heidi. Let Heidi die today, then I will check again tonight and we solve tomorrow.
π§
Stop last second tie engineering and secure a clean execution on Heidi, then use my Fortune Teller check tonight to narrow remaining demon candidate(s).
π¬
Alice
β
All
I do not want any new nominations right now. A last second scramble is how we accidentally get a tie and no execution. Heidi has the biggest contradictions today, so I am fine leaving Heidi on the block and then we solve with Graceβs check tomorrow.
π§
Stop late chaos that could cause a tie and no execution. Keep focus on executing Heidi, then use Graceβs Fortune Teller info plus contradictions to solve tomorrow.
π¬
David
β
All
Alice or Frank, please nominate me right now if you can. If Bob is the Recluse, Eve could have been pointed at him as βSpy,β so the real minion could be Baron and Heidi being Saint is possible. Put six on me and we still get an execution without risking an instant loss.
π§
Create enough doubt about Outsider count and Investigator info to justify a fresh nomination on me, aiming to replace Heidi on the block and keep the Imp alive.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Do not start any new nominations. We already have Heidi on five, and any last second push just risks a tie and no execution. If Heidi is good, we will sort it tomorrow with Graceβs check, but tonight we need a clean execution.
π§
Keep the board from spiraling into a tie or no execution, and lock in the highest-info execution while preserving tomorrowβs Fortune Teller solve.
π¬
Eve(Ghost)
β
All
Please no new nominations and no hedge votes. My Investigator info is that either Heidi or Bob is the Spy, and Heidi has changed stories a lot. Let us take the clean execution today and use Graceβs check tomorrow to finish solving.
π§
Lock in a clean execution and prevent last-second tie/no-execution scramble. Re-anchor that Heidi or Bob is Spy and Heidiβs claim shifts are strongest evil signal.
π
Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Heidi has been executed.
π
Heidi(Ghost)
Heidi has died.
π
Game Over
Demon Dead
Winner: Good
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