Game Detail

As the Butler, I must choose a player to be my 'master'. I'll pick Charlie, one of my neighbors, to see how he plays and ensure I can coordinate my votes with him tomorrow.

I want to establish a connection with my neighbor Grace and preemptively explain my role. As the Recluse, I can be a source of misinformation, so it's best to let someone know early so they don't immediately push for my execution if they find 'evil' info.

Coordinate with Bob early on bluffs that do not tie us together and set a believable info web that steers day one execution away from either evil.

Respond to Frank's whisper by sharing my role as Saint and noting the Outsider count.

I'm sharing my Investigator information with David to build trust and see if his information or observations align with mine, especially since my targets are already whispering to others.

I want to establish a mechanical confirmation early. By asking Bob to nominate me, I can prove I'm the Virgin and he's a Townsfolk if he's executed.

I want to build trust with Heidi by being honest about my role and corroborating her observations of the whispers. This establishes a baseline for information sharing.

Build trust with a true-sounding Chef 0 while avoiding the Virgin trap and shaping day 1 discussion to be low-suspicion around Eve.

I want to verify my Washerwoman information (Alice or Grace is the Virgin) by privately asking Alice if she is the Virgin without revealing my own role or information immediately.

Discuss the Outsider count with Grace to deduce if a Baron is in play.

Build early trust with a neighbor, lock in my Empath bluff with a safe 0, and gather David's claim to decide future kills and misdirection.

I want to confirm the Outsider count with Frank to verify if a Baron is in play, while maintaining my strategy of hiding my Saint role from the general public.

I am trying to see if Eve gave David any info and checking his Butler target to verify his claim later.

Respond to Charlie's prompt while revealing my role to him to see his reaction and information.

I need to cross-reference the conflicting information between Heidi and Eve. Heidi claims Eve or Frank is the Poisoner. Eve claims I and Frank are good. If Eve is the Poisoner, she's likely lying about her info to gain Frank's trust. I want to keep Heidi updated so we can coordinate.

Coordinate with Eve so our public stories align (Chef 0 with her Empath 0), and plan how to use the Virgin claim later without outing ourselves.

Alice confirmed she is the Virgin, which matches my Washerwoman info. This confirms her as Good. I'm sharing my role with her to build a solid alliance.

I am communicating my plan to Grace to maintain our alliance and start investigating other players to find more Outsiders or evidence of a Baron.

Lock in my Empath bluff with Frank as a cleared neighbor, extract his claim and info, and subtly point suspicion away from me toward other pairs.

I'm reaching out to my other neighbor, Heidi, to see if she has any information or if she's claiming an Outsider role. This helps verify if there's a Baron in play (since I'm the Saint and Frank claims Recluse).

I need to cross-reference Grace's information with what I know from my Investigator ability and what David told me about Eve's claim. Frank and Grace have been whispering a lot, so I want to know if Frank is claiming a role that contradicts or supports the theory that he or Eve is the Poisoner.

Confirming roles and strategy with Charlie, who has info that validates my role claim.

I want to share my observations of Eve's behavior with Heidi to build trust and cross-reference her Investigator claim. If Eve is the Poisoner, her frequent whispering is consistent with an active evil player.

Seed my Chef 0 publicly via a trusted node, gather Charlie's claim, and gently prep town for multiple Outsider claims so Baron is not outed.

I want to share my information with Bob to build trust and cross-reference his Chef info. Confirming Alice as the Virgin based on my Washerwoman ping helps establish a core of trusted players.

Publicly share my Investigator information to start a discussion and pressure the potential Minions.

I want to share the information Frank gave me to help the group evaluate Heidi's Investigator claim. Since I am the Saint, I need to be careful not to get executed, but providing context on Frank helps the Good team.

Publicly reveal my role and the verification from Charlie to establish a foundation of trust and potentially trigger my ability to confirm two players as good.

Redirect the day one execution onto Frank, leveraging the Investigator accusation and his Recluse claim, to avoid pressure on me and reduce town coordination.

I am voting for Frank because my Investigator information points to him or Eve being the Poisoner. Since Eve nominated him to clear herself and Frank is claiming Recluse (which can register as a Minion), executing him helps clarify the board without risking a powerful Townsfolk role if Eve is telling the truth.

I am voting for Frank to verify the Investigator information and because a Recluse is a dangerous liability or a potential Minion bluff, especially if I am also an Outsider.

Wait to see if the nomination on Frank succeeds before deciding whether to reveal my role further or offer myself for nomination.

Undercut Heidi’s claim by pointing out role mismatch, discourage votes to avoid execution, and keep options open for a night kill on key accusers.

I need to explain why I am pinging as a Minion to Heidi's Investigator ability. As a Recluse, this is a known interaction, and executing me now would be a waste of a day's execution if the town believes I'm just the Outsider.

I am explaining my voting restriction as the Butler and acknowledging Frank's Recluse claim as a potential reason for the Investigator ping.

Discourage votes to keep Frank alive and reduce momentum that could later swing onto our Demon, while keeping my Chef bluff consistent and sounding cautious.

I want to signal to the group, especially David who claims to be the Butler shadowing me, that I am not voting for Frank because I believe the Recluse claim is a plausible explanation for the Investigator ping and I have other confirmed information.

Acknowledge the Recluse claim as a valid mechanical explanation for the Investigator ping while keeping suspicion on Eve as the potential Poisoner. Also, I want to verify Charlie's Washerwoman claim details.

I need to clarify that I am not the Virgin to confirm Alice's claim, and I'm sticking with my vote on Frank for now to see where the group goes.

I want to use the fact that Grace denied being the Virgin to highlight that I must be the Virgin according to Charlie's Washerwoman claim. I'm offering to be nominated to provide mechanical proof of my role and alignment, which is a standard Virgin play.

Prevent a D1 execution and discourage Virgin confirmation plan; cast doubt on Heidi and keep heat off me while looking like cautious Empath.

Allow the nomination on me to fail as I have explained my Recluse status which accounts for the Investigator ping.

Explain my Butler restriction and weigh in on the current logic regarding Frank's Recluse claim and the Virgin plan.

Reduce chance town executes Frank then auto-pivots to executing Eve tomorrow; discourage Virgin confirmation that could create a strong good core.

State my reason for not voting for Frank and further confirm Alice as the Virgin based on Grace's public denial.

I want to confirm Alice as the Virgin. If she is the Virgin, my death confirms her as good, and since I've already shared my Investigator info, my death is a low price to pay for a confirmed Townsfolk.

I need to prevent my own execution at all costs because I am the Saint. I also want to caution against a Virgin test that might result in a lost Townsfolk if Charlie's info is wrong or if there's a Poisoner active.

I want to encourage a nomination on myself to prove my Virgin role and Heidi's Townsfolk status, while also questioning Grace's sudden Saint claim which contradicts her earlier behavior.

Stop the Virgin confirmation plan and push the group to end Day 1 without another execution, buying time and keeping scrutiny off me and Bob.

I will point out the Outsider count to the group. In an 8-player game, there is normally only 1 Outsider. With me (Recluse), Grace (Saint), and David (Butler), that's 3 Outsiders. This perfectly matches a Baron game (1 + 2 = 3). Identifying the Baron presence is key.

To reinforce the logic that a Baron is in play based on the Outsider count, which discourages a potentially wasteful Virgin test on Day 1.

Stop the Virgin test and prevent any Day 1 execution that could snowball into hitting Eve. Encourage going to night and frame info as uncertain.

I want to highlight the mathematical implications of the three Outsider claims and push for more clarity on who the Townsfolk are in this setup.

Heidi is the main mechanical pressure on me. Removing her tonight lets me steer tomorrow toward executing Frank and away from me, while keeping Bob safe.

I am choosing Alice as my master because she is a strong candidate for being a confirmed Townsfolk (Virgin) based on Charlie's Washerwoman claim. If she is Good, her voting pattern should be reliable. Choosing her allows me to support her push for mechanical confirmation.

I want to share my Investigator information with Eve privately to see how she reacts and if it reconciles with her Empath information. Since I am dead, I am likely a trusted good player.

I'm establishing a connection with my chosen 'master' for the day and probing for her thoughts on the night death.

I need to see what the town's initial reactions are to Heidi's death and if anyone has new information before I speak or act. Moving too early as the Saint can make me a target.

I want to confirm Alice's role as the Virgin to mechanically prove her and the nominator as good, while also narrowing down the evil candidates.

Coordinate with Bob on a coherent minion bluff (prefer Baron) to explain 3 Outsiders and deflect Heidi’s Investigator ping away from me.

Confirming my role as Virgin to Charlie and discussing who should nominate me to trigger the ability.

I want to connect with Grace since we are both Outsider claims (she is Saint, I am Recluse). If there's a Baron, both our claims could be true. I want to see if she's willing to coordinate.

Protect Eve by backing the Recluse explanation and using Outsider count to undermine town confirmations, while avoiding an obvious evil Baron claim that gets me executed.

Confront Frank about my Investigator information to gauge his reaction and see if he sticks to his Recluse claim or slips up, especially since I am now dead and confirmed good to myself.

I will wait to see how Alice responds to my whisper and observe the other private conversations before making my next move.

Respond to Frank's whisper to build trust and discuss the game state regarding the Outsider count.

I want to confirm Alice's Virginity by nominating her myself. As the Washerwoman who knows she's the Virgin, my death to her ability would mechanically prove both our roles and alignments to the town, which is a high-value play on Day 2 with several Outsider claims.

Steer key voices away from a Virgin test and toward executing Frank or Grace, keeping attention off me while setting up mis-executions.

I want to push for the Virgin test to create a confirmed 'anchor' of good players, which is more reliable than trusting potentially poisoned or drunk information in a Baron game.

I need to maintain my Recluse claim to Heidi, especially since she is now a dead (and likely trusted) player. Explaining that her 'Poisoner' ping was actually me registering as a Minion via my Recluse ability is the most logical explanation that keeps me from being executed.

Dissuade Charlie from nominating Alice and steer town toward executing Frank again, using my Chef 0 bluff and Drunk/Baron logic to undermine confirmation plays.

Test Frank's reaction to the Baron theory and see if he tries to cast suspicion on other Outsider claims to distance himself.

I am checking in with my chosen 'master' for the day to coordinate votes and gauge her suspicion levels, especially regarding the dead Investigator's info.

I want to observe the current conversations and see if anyone makes a move during the final part of the day before nominations begin.

I want to convince Bob that the Virgin test is valuable despite the Outsider count, as it provides hard mechanical proof in a game with many conflicting claims.

Discourage the Virgin test to prevent confirmed-good blocs and keep suspicion split between Frank, Grace, and the Outsider-count discussion, protecting me.

I want to persuade Eve and Charlie to proceed with the Virgin test. Mechanical proof is more valuable than speculative execution in a game with multiple Outsider claims and potential misinformation.

To analyze the Outsider count with Heidi and see if we can identify a potential Baron or Minion among the remaining players.

Let the Virgin test eat the execution or create confusion; either way it delays town from coordinating a clean demon hit and keeps pressure off Eve.

Steer town away from Virgin confirmation and onto a low-risk execution that supports Eve's narrative and keeps the Demon safe.

I want Frank executed to reduce good numbers and steer town away from a Virgin confirmation path, while appearing consistent with my nomination and logic.

I want to clarify my information for the group and explain why I am hesitant to use my single ghost vote on Day 2, especially since Frank's claim of Recluse is a plausible explanation for my ping but not a confirmation of his goodness.

I need to wait for my master, Alice, to vote before I can legally cast my own vote according to my Butler restriction.

Steer town toward executing Frank instead of doing a Virgin test that would confirm multiple good players; keep discussion focused on the Heidi ping rather than solving me.

I am voting for Frank because he is a primary suspect for being the Poisoner according to Heidi's Investigator information, and his Recluse claim is a common cover for evil roles. Executing him provides a clear path forward compared to the risk of a Virgin test.

I will vote for Frank because the Investigator ping on him as a potential Poisoner is strong, and a Recluse claim is a common Minion bluff. This resolves a known evil pocket today.

I am choosing not to vote for Frank right now. As the Saint, I need to be extremely careful about executions. While Frank is a Recluse claim and a potential Poisoner, we have three Outsider claims (me, Frank, David) which strongly suggests a Baron is in play. If Frank is a legitimate Recluse, executing him is a waste of a day when we could be hunting the Demon or the Baron. I want to see if someone else gets nominated or if the room has more to say before committing.

I want to discourage the town from executing me by reminding them that as a Recluse, my death provides no mechanical information and that we should focus on finding the actual Minion/Demon.

Drop vote to keep Frank alive and avoid the Investigator pair resolving onto Eve; preserve Demon and prolong confusion.

I will wait to see if the vote reaches a majority without using my one and only ghost vote, especially since the nominator (Bob) has lowered his hand and the room seems divided.

I am voting for Frank because Alice, my master for the day, has raised her hand. As a Butler, my voting is tied to hers, and supporting her helps maintain my cover and follows the group's current lead on the Investigator's information.

Secure the fourth vote to execute Frank, burn a day, remove a good player, and steer town away from a Virgin test that would create strong confirmations.

I want to justify my vote on Frank by highlighting the danger of a Poisoner versus the utility of confirming the Outsider count.

I want to see if this nomination on Frank reaches a majority.

I am staying out of the vote for Frank because as the Saint, my priority is to not be executed myself, and I want to see if the town follows through with Frank's execution based on the Investigator ping. Raising my hand would only hasten an execution that doesn't involve me, but I need to be careful not to draw attention to myself as a potential Saint until absolutely necessary.

I need to defend myself by pointing out that executing a Recluse provides ambiguous information and that the focus should be on identifying the potential Baron among the other Outsider claims.

Lock in Frank execution, then prevent tomorrow’s “Investigator means execute Eve” line by emphasizing Recluse/Drunk/Baron uncertainty and consolidating on broader solve.

I want to acknowledge the logic behind the Baron world while justifying why Frank is a good execution target regardless of whether he is a Recluse or the Poisoner. I also want to confirm I'm saving my vote.

Since Frank is already on the block with enough votes for execution and I have already voted (following Alice, my master for the day), I should wait for the phase to end. My goal is to see if anyone else is nominated or if the day concludes with Frank's execution, which helps resolve the Investigator ping and confirms the Outsider count.

Let Frank stay on the block and discourage any counter-nomination or Virgin test; set up tomorrow’s narrative that the Investigator ping is explainable so they do not execute me next.

I will wait to allow the nomination of Frank to proceed to execution as the day ends.

Frank is on the block with 4 votes, which is enough to execute him and move the game forward. I believe Frank is the most logical execution today to resolve the Investigator ping, regardless of whether he is the Poisoner or a Recluse. I will wait for nominations to close.

I want to signal my agreement with the current plan to execute Frank to resolve the Investigator ping and Outsider count, while maintaining my own low profile as the Saint.

To create doubt about the value of my execution and shift focus toward finding the Baron, potentially saving myself from execution.

Remove the player most likely to generate hard confirmation or a surprise demon kill, and keep the town arguing about Outsiders/Baron while we steer executions away from me and toward good.

I am choosing Charlie as my master because he has been consistently active and logical in his arguments. Following a trusted player's lead ensures my vote is used effectively for the good team.

I want to coordinate with the dead Investigator to focus our suspicion on Eve, who was one of the two players in her starting ping. Since I'm now dead and likely not the target of the Demon's bluff, my death confirms my good alignment to myself and hopefully to others.

Coordinate with Bob to create a unified push onto Charlie and away from me/Bob, using my Empath reads and outsider-count confusion.

I want to observe the initial conversations between Alice/Heidi and Eve/Bob before jumping in, as Alice's death might have provided new information via a night ability like the Ravenkeeper, though she claimed Virgin.

I need to clarify Grace's role. My Washerwoman info said Alice or Grace is the Virgin. Alice is dead, and Grace claimed Saint. If Grace is lying about being Saint, she might be the Virgin or a Minion/Demon bluffing.

I need to clarify my role to Charlie while acknowledging the risk. Charlie's information (Alice or Grace is Virgin) is crucial. Since I know I am the Saint, Alice must have been the Virgin. Her death at night is a big loss for the good team.

Acknowledge Alice's death and discuss the current suspects, specifically Eve, while keeping our coordination private among the dead.

Coordinate with Eve: shift suspicion away from her by attacking Heidi's Investigator claim via Baron math, and aim executions at Charlie/David.

I am dead and have already shared my role and perspective. I need to see what the living players discuss and what new information comes to light before I attempt to influence the vote with my ghost vote.

I want to share my trust in Charlie with Heidi to help narrow down the good team. Since Charlie correctly identified me as the Virgin (or a potential one), his info is likely true. I also want to highlight that the '0' pings from Bob and Eve might mean the evil players are spread out.

Lock David in as trusting my Empath reads, redirect suspicion onto Charlie, and set up a safe execution that avoids me and Bob.

I want to probe Eve's theory about Charlie and see if she thinks Charlie is the Minion or the Demon, while also sharing my concern about Alice's death.

I want to gauge David's reaction to the Virgin/Saint contradiction. Since Alice is dead, the Virgin test is impossible. Grace's claim of Saint contradicts my Washerwoman info (which said one of them is the Virgin). If Grace is the Saint, Alice must have been the Virgin. If Alice wasn't the Virgin, Grace is lying. David is the Butler shadowing me, so he's a natural confidant for now.

Reinforce my Saint claim and the Baron theory to Charlie to avoid being a target for execution.

Confirming trust in Charlie and Alice, and solidifying the Baron/Poisoner theory based on the current claims and my Investigator information.

Privately recruit David to the anti-Charlie, anti-Heidi-info line so nominations focus away from Eve and onto a good player.

I want to check in with the other confirmed/likely good dead players to consolidate information and see if Alice shared anything before she died.

Confirm Charlie's Washerwoman claim and coordinate on suspects, specifically Eve.

Reinforce a town-led case on Charlie, answer David’s question, and set up a misexecution without drawing heat onto me as Imp.

Eve and Bob are both targeting Charlie. I want to align with them while questioning the night kill logic to see if Eve's Empath '0' on me and Grace holds up if Charlie is evil.

Confirm the Outsider count with Alice and discuss the suspicion on Eve's Empath claim now that Alice's role is confirmed as the Virgin (via my Washerwoman info).

I need to know what information the dead players are sharing, especially Alice since she was the other half of Charlie's Washerwoman ping.

Update Frank on the current state of trust and reinforce the focus on Eve as the likely Poisoner from my Investigator ping.

Steer town toward executing Charlie as the unconfirmed info hub, and keep heat off Eve by discrediting Heidi’s Investigator line in a Baron/Drunk world.

Analyze the current player trust and narrow down suspects based on the high Outsider count and the confirmed goodness of Alice and Charlie.

I want to focus the town's attention on Eve based on my Investigator information and the high number of Outsider claims, while also reinforcing the trust in Charlie and the late Alice.

Support Heidi's push on Eve by confirming my own role as the Virgin and validating Charlie's info, while also prompting for more information from the remaining alive players.

To support the growing consensus that Eve is suspicious due to the Investigator ping and the high count of Outsider claims, while also suggesting Bob as a potential suspect.

Confirm the game state and pivot the focus to Eve, who is the most logical suspect based on the Investigator ping and the Outsider count.

Point out the logical inconsistency in Charlie's Washerwoman claim to undermine his credibility.

Exploit the Washerwoman contradiction to get Charlie executed, breaking the town’s push onto Eve and buying the Demon another night.

I want to observe the group's reaction to the discrepancy David pointed out in Charlie's claim before I decide whether to use my single ghost vote on him.

I will wait to see how the group responds to David's observation before deciding whether to use my single ghost vote.

I am voting for Charlie because David's logical catch is strong: a Washerwoman only sees Townsfolk, but Grace claims Saint (an Outsider). If Charlie's Night 0 info was 'Alice or Grace is the Virgin', and Grace is an Outsider, Charlie's claim is mechanically impossible unless Grace is lying or Charlie is evil. This makes Charlie a prime suspect.

I need to defend myself against David's logical error and Bob's nomination by explaining that my Washerwoman info only requires one of the two players to be the specific Townsfolk role.

I need to clarify my stance on Charlie's claim while also indicating my mechanical constraint as the Butler, since I chose him as my master and must follow his vote if I want to vote.

Get Charlie executed to remove a strong good player and steer the game into a final three where Eve and I can control the vote.

I want to wait and see if David or Eve votes for Charlie before I commit my vote. Since I am the Saint, my survival is paramount, and Charlie being on the block doesn't immediately threaten me, but I need to be careful about who the town trusts.

Get Charlie executed to remove pressure on me and shrink the good team. With Bob and my vote, we can control the late game and secure a final three win.

I will wait to see if more players vote for Charlie before deciding whether to use my ghost vote, as I am still evaluating the conflicting claims between Charlie and the potential Baron/Minion presence.

I will wait to see if the vote reaches a majority without my intervention, as Charlie's Washerwoman info actually matches my Virgin role and I suspect his accusers.

I will wait to see if more votes come in before committing my single ghost vote, as Bob and Eve have already raised their hands and only one more is needed.

Defend myself against the nomination by clarifying how the Washerwoman ability works and pointing out that my information has been verified by a dead player's claim.

I will wait for Charlie to vote for himself, or for the voting to conclude, as my Butler ability requires me to only vote if my master Charlie votes.

Secure Grace’s vote to execute Charlie; removing a persuasive good player protects Eve and keeps town arguing about setup/drunkness.

I need to stop the execution of Charlie because his information has been verified by Alice's death and her confirmation of being the Virgin. Executing a proven good player is a mistake for the good team.

Keep votes on Charlie by reframing that true info does not confirm alignment and that dead claims are unreliable; secure his execution to remove a strong town voice.

I want to redirect the town's focus away from Charlie, who is mathematically confirmed, and back toward Eve, who is my primary suspect as the Poisoner.

I need to support Heidi's logic and Charlie's innocence. Charlie is confirmed because I am indeed the Virgin. Eve's push for Charlie's execution is extremely suspicious given the Investigator ping on her.

To support the logic that Charlie is likely good based on his confirmed information and redirect suspicion toward Eve, who remains the primary suspect from the Investigator ping now that I am dead.

To point out the inconsistency in Eve's behavior and highlight that my information has been validated by a dead player, making me a confirmed good player.

To redirect the group's focus from Charlie, who seems logically consistent as a Washerwoman, toward Eve, who remains a primary suspect from the Investigator's information.

Lock in Charlie execution by undermining the ‘mathematically confirmed’ narrative and redirecting suspicion away from Eve/Investigator ping.

Defend Charlie and pivot the suspicion towards Eve, based on the logical consistency of Charlie's claim and the Investigator ping.

Lock in Charlie’s execution and prevent a last-moment pivot onto me by undermining the idea Charlie is confirmed and framing Heidi’s ping as unreliable.

I expect to be executed tomorrow; killing myself guarantees Bob becomes the Imp so evil still has a Demon at final three and can steer the day toward executing David.

I am choosing Grace as my master because she defended Charlie and seems more likely to be the Good player (Saint) than Bob, who aggressively pushed for Charlie's execution despite the Alice verification.

I need to observe the initial reactions of the three survivors (Bob, David, and Grace) to Eve's death and see how they account for the remaining evil roles before I commit my ghost vote or influence the conversation.

I need to see how the remaining alive players (Bob, David, Grace) react to Eve's death. As a dead Virgin, I have no information and no ability left, so observing the final three is my best move to decide where to use my ghost vote.

Wait for the survivors to speak and reveal their final claims or accusations before I provide my input as a ghost. Since it is the final three, the tension is high and I need to see where Bob, David, and Grace stand.

Eve's death changes everything. With her gone and the Investigator ping (Frank/Eve) accounted for, I need to see how the survivors react before I use my ghost vote. I want to see who David and Grace target.

Grace is the key voter. If she commits to executing David instead of Bob, evil wins immediately.

Steer the only remaining Outsider claimant with social influence (Grace) into nominating David, giving me a clean voting path to an evil win without looking like the driver.

I need to observe the initial conversations to see who is being accused. Since I am the Butler and my master is Grace, I need to stay close to her and see how she and Bob interact.

I need to confirm Bob's alignment and coordinate the final vote. Since I am the Saint, I cannot be the execution target. David and Bob are the only other options. I want to see if Bob has any solid reasoning for David being the Demon.

I need to see what the remaining alive players (Bob, David, Grace) say and how they interact before I use my ghost vote or try to influence the outcome. Eve is dead, so the Demon likely didn't want her alive, or she was the Poisoner who was 'sacrificed' (though unlikely as a night death). I'm looking for the Demon among Bob, David, and Grace.

Wait to see what the remaining alive players (Bob, Grace, David) discuss before the final nomination phase.

I am dead and have no ghost vote left. My role as the Recluse is known and I've already been executed. I need to observe the final three (Bob, David, Grace) to see who is pushing for what before I try to influence the group with my final words.

I am dead and it is the final three (Bob, David, Grace). I need to observe the living players' claims and behavior before deciding how to use my crucial ghost vote. My Investigator ping (Eve/Frank) are both dead now, so the Demon is likely among the survivors unless a Scarlet Woman jump occurred.

Coordinate with Bob to push the execution onto David and commit my ghost vote if needed, while keeping Grace away from executing Bob.

Lock Grace onto executing David, using the Saint deterrent and Butler inconsistencies. This protects me if I am the new Imp and maximizes chance town kills David.

To establish trust with Grace, reveal my restriction, and feel out her thoughts on Bob, who seems like the most likely Demon candidate.

To verify David's Butler claim and see if his story remains consistent, while also gauging his reaction to the pressure from Bob and the deceased Eve.

The current alive players (Bob, David, Grace) are whispering among themselves. As a dead Washerwoman, I need to see who they are targeting or what they are claiming before I interject with my ghost vote strategy. I already know Grace or Alice is the Virgin; Alice confirmed she was. Grace claiming Saint fits the Baron world. Eve's death at night suggests she wasn't the Demon, making Bob or Grace/David higher suspects.

I need to coordinate with the only other confirmed good player (Grace, the Saint) to figure out whether Bob or David is the Demon. Since Eve died at night, she is almost certainly not the Demon (unless it's an Imp star-jump, but that's less likely).

I am sharing my theory with Heidi, who is a trusted Investigator, to narrow down the Demon. Since Eve is dead and I am dead, the original Poisoner ping from Heidi (Frank/Eve) is resolved if we assume I registered as the Minion. Bob's behavior makes him the primary suspect.

Respond to Frank's observation and process the new information that Eve is dead.

Steer Grace to vote David, using Chef-0 adjacency logic to make Bob look mechanically consistent and keep Demon Bob alive.

Steer nominations away from me by nudging David to target Grace, ideally triggering a Saint loss or at least removing a good player, leaving me a win at night.

I need to alert Grace that Bob is targeting her and reinforce my loyalty to her as my master. This also helps verify my Butler claim by providing my history of master choices.

I need to cross-reference the conflicting stories from Bob and David. David claims Bob wants to execute me (the Saint), which would lose us the game, while Bob tells me he wants to execute David. If David is telling the truth about Bob's aggression toward me, Bob is likely the Demon.

Steer the living toward executing David and away from Bob, preserving the new Imp. Reinforce Saint safety and frame David as the plausible demon.

Redirect focus to the living players (Bob and David) since the ghost (Eve) is likely good, and Grace is a risky execute as a Saint claim.

Get David on the block immediately in final three, leveraging Saint fear and Butler skepticism, to prevent town from executing me (new Imp) and preserve evil win.

Spend my ghost vote to ensure David is executed, ending the game with Bob alive as Demon and only two players remaining.

I am using my one ghost vote to execute David. This is the final day with only three players alive, and if Grace is the Saint, we cannot execute her. David's Butler claim is unverified and suspicious, so he is the most likely Demon candidate.

Let the David execution go through without me looking like I am steering it; keep my hand down and avoid drawing heat in final three.

I need to ensure the correct player is executed. If David is the Demon, I must vote. If Bob is the Demon, I must wait for his nomination. David's Butler claim is unverifiable, and Bob's Chef 0 is possible. However, if Bob is the Demon, he's leading the charge on David. If I don't vote for David and Bob is the Demon, we might lose if I can't get Bob executed. But if David is the Demon, this is the chance. I will wait to see if Bob actually votes for his own nomination before I commit, as he needs a majority.

I will use my ghost vote to help execute David. With Eve, Alice, and Bob already showing support (or being the nominator), this should secure the execution. David's Butler claim is weak and his voting pattern (voting for his 'master' Charlie) was highly suspicious, suggesting he is the Demon.

I have already used my ghost vote, so I cannot influence the mechanical outcome of this vote directly. I must wait to see if the required number of votes is reached or if the town shifts focus.

To remind Grace that as my master, her not voting for me prevents me from voting at all, and to cast doubt on Bob's consistent but potentially disruptive playstyle.

I need to execute the Demon to win. David's Butler claim is unverified and often used as an evil bluff. With Alice confirmed as the Virgin from my Washerwoman info, Grace is the other possibility, but if she's the Saint, we lose by executing her. David is the safest and most logical execution target in this final three.

Nudge Grace to vote David and secure the execution threshold, ending the game with Bob alive. Undermine David’s Butler defense without exposing Bob.

I have already raised my hand to vote for David. I will now wait for the final votes to be tallied, as Grace and Bob's decisions will determine if the execution happens.

Add my vote to ensure David is executed and maintain consistency with my nomination, increasing odds evil wins tonight if I am the Imp.

David is the most suspicious remaining player. As the Saint, I cannot be executed, and Bob's Chef information has remained consistent throughout the game. If David is the Demon, this vote wins the game for good. If he's the Butler and Bob is the Demon, the game is likely lost regardless of whether we execute David or no one, as I cannot be executed tomorrow either. Supporting the town's consensus on David is the best path to victory.

I am keeping my hand raised to vote for David's execution, as he is currently on the block and the consensus seems to be shifting toward him being the potential Demon. Since I am dead, this is my one ghost vote.

Wait for the current voting process to conclude as I have already used my ghost vote and cannot contribute further to the mechanical execution.

I need to persuade Grace to reconsider her vote. Since she is my 'master' today, her voting for me is the only reason I can't even vote to defend myself, and if she follows through, I will be executed. I need to highlight the risk of Bob's unverified claim versus my mechanical disadvantage.

I want to reinforce the case against David and encourage Grace to keep her vote up. David's logic about not choosing a master that limits him doesn't hold if he's the Demon because he doesn't actually have to follow the Butler's rules anyway—he's just claiming it.

Reinforce that David’s 6-vote block is unbeatable now, discourage extra nominations/discussion, and let execution lock in the win for evil.

Confirm the current voting status and encourage ending the day, as David is on the block with an insurmountable number of votes.

Reinforce ending nominations now so David is executed, aiming to reach final two with the Demon alive and win.

I need to ensure I am not the one executed today, as that would cause an immediate loss for the good team. David is currently on the block with a majority of votes, which is the safest position for me. I will wait for the nomination phase to end to avoid any risk of being nominated or shifting the target.

The current nomination on David has 6 votes, which is more than half the total player count and impossible to beat with only 3 living players. Since I am a dead player and have already used my ghost vote, there is nothing more for me to do but wait for the day to end and the execution to proceed. This helps the team by moving the game toward the conclusion of the Day phase.

I am dead and have already used my ghost vote, so I cannot influence the current nomination or vote further. Since David has 6 votes and there are only 3 players alive, the execution is effectively locked. Silence helps speed up the transition to the next phase.

I need to convince Grace that Bob's 'Chef 0' claim is incompatible with the presence of a Baron (which is implied by the three Outsider claims: Butler, Recluse, and Saint). If Bob is the Demon/Baron, he would want to stop nominations now to ensure my execution.

Rebut David's last-ditch effort to confuse Grace and ensure the execution of the primary Demon suspect proceeds by closing the day.