Game Detail

I am choosing David as my master for tomorrow. As Butler, this allows me to tie my voting to his tomorrow, which can help coordinate good voting or limit evil influence if he is likely good.

Establish contact with my Minion Frank, share the safe bluffs, and coordinate our claims for the game.

To coordinate bluffs with my Demon, Bob, by choosing Undertaker for myself and letting him claim Investigator.

Gather more information before making a decision. Waiting allows other players to reveal their roles or observations, which I can use to make a more informed Slayer shot later.

Gather more information and observe interactions to make informed decisions later in the game.

Share my ability information with Alice to start pooling data and identifying potential evil players. Her reaction or role reveal could help narrow down the Demon and Minion.

Share my Empath information to help the group narrow down evil players. This will encourage others to reveal roles and abilities, progressing the game.

Gather more information by observing the ongoing conversations before taking any action. Waiting will help me understand the dynamics and identify potential threats.

Verify Charlie's Empath claim to confirm if Bob or David is evil. Use this info to guide my master choices and future voting.

Coordinate my fake Investigator claim with my minion Frank so we can align on who to target.

Confirm Bob's plan to claim Investigator and let him know that I am the Baron, meaning there are 3 Outsiders in play, so we can coordinate our bluffs and information.

Gather more information to verify claims and narrow down suspects. I need to confirm roles and intentions before making any moves.

Start building trust and gathering information early in the game by engaging a neighbor. This can help identify allies and potential threats.

Gather more role information from Alice and Charlie to cross-check against my knowledge of 1 pair of evil players. Strengthen alliances and identify potential threats.

Gather confirmation about Eve’s Butler role and David’s alignment to narrow down the two evil players.

Gather early information and establish a potential ally without revealing my role. Alice seems active in conversations and could help shape early discussions.

Confirm Charlie's role as Empath to validate his information about Bob or David being evil. This will help me ensure I vote correctly tomorrow as Butler.

I want to coordinate with my Minion Frank, informing him that I will use my Investigator bluff to claim that either Charlie or David is the Baron. This sets up our double-bluff and aligns with the actual Baron setup.

I want to establish my Undertaker bluff with my neighbor Grace before we head into nominations. This builds early trust and sets up my night info.

Gather more role information to narrow down suspects. Verify Heidi's Chef claim and Charlie's Empath claim by asking targeted questions.

Gather additional information from my other neighbor, Eve, to cross-verify any claims or suspicions and build a clearer picture of potential threats.

Encourage Alice and Charlie to share their roles or suspicions to cross-reference with my Chef information. This will help identify contradictions or confirmations about who the evil pair might be.

Confirm Bob as the evil neighbor based on Empath info and Butler's choice of David. Request Heidi (Chef) to reveal more about the evil pair to narrow down the Demon.

Support Frank's plan to execute someone today to use his Undertaker ability. This will help verify roles and progress the game toward finding the Demon.

Continue choosing David as my master to maintain a good influence on the town's voting process, as current evidence suggests David is likely good and Bob is suspicious.

Encourage sharing of Chef info to confirm the evil pair and subtly guide the group to investigate Bob, while maintaining trust in David as my master. Avoid revealing my role as Butler.

Push for Bob to be investigated further and encourage role sharing to identify contradictions. As Chef, I know there is exactly one pair of evil players, so if Bob is confirmed evil, his partner must be among the remaining players. Publicly stating this will pressure Bob to reveal himself or provide more clues.

Push for Bob's nomination by consolidating group suspicion and leveraging the Chef's and Butler's information. Encourage others to reveal Bob's partner to speed up the game.

Support the nomination of Bob based on the converging evidence from Eve, Heidi, and Charlie. Removing Bob early reduces the risk of evil players gaining more influence.

Reinforce the group’s convergence of evidence pointing to Bob as evil. Support executing him immediately to protect the village before nightfall, maximizing the good team’s chance of winning.

I need to defend myself from the town's suspicion by revealing my Investigator bluff, pointing out that either Charlie or David is the Baron, which discredits Charlie's Empath claim.

Defend my Demon, Bob, by casting doubt on Charlie's Empath claim and supporting Bob's Investigator claim, pointing out that a Baron is definitely in play due to the Outsider claims.

To align with the group's current momentum and execute Bob, who is the most likely Demon based on the converging evidence from Chef, Empath, Butler, and others. If Bob is the Demon, this secures a major win. If not, the team can regroup and reassess after the execution.

Defend myself against the nomination to prevent my execution, as my death means an immediate loss for the evil team.

Support the execution of Bob based on converging evidence from Empath, Chef, and Butler alignment. The urgency of the situation and the majority pointing to Bob as evil justifies this action.

The evidence strongly points to Bob being the Demon, with Charlie’s Empath read, Eve’s Butler choice, and Heidi’s Chef info all converging. The risk of executing a good player is outweighed by the immediate threat of the Demon. Voting to execute Bob now protects the village and aligns with the good team’s goal.

Raise my hand to vote for Bob's execution to align with the majority of evidence pointing to him as evil. This helps the town execute a likely evil player and progress toward winning.

The evidence overwhelmingly points to Bob as evil. As the Ravenkeeper, I prioritize the town's safety, and executing Bob now aligns with the mechanical deductions provided by Empath, Butler, and Chef. Raising my hand to vote for his execution is the logical step to progress the game and eliminate a threat.

To ensure the village executes the most likely threat (Bob) based on converging evidence from Empath, Chef, and Butler roles. Raising my hand secures my vote for execution, which is critical for finalizing the vote before nightfall.

Defend my Demon Bob from execution by casting doubt on Charlie's Empath claim.

The majority of players are converging on Bob as the Demon, and his desperate pleas to avoid execution are highly suspicious. While there is a risk Bob is telling the truth, the immediate threat and majority consensus justify voting to execute him. If he is the Demon, this eliminates the threat early and secures a town win.

Defend myself against execution by pointing out the logic of Charlie and David being the evil pair, and urging the town to wait for Undertaker confirmation.

Execute Bob based on converging evidence from Empath, Chef, and Butler alignment. The risk of Bob being good is outweighed by the risk of executing a good player if we delay. As Butler, my role is to help the good team win by eliminating the Demon.

Support the execution of Bob based on converging evidence from Charlie’s Empath read, Eve’s Butler alignment, and Heidi’s Chef information. The urgency of the nomination phase and the potential threat posed by Bob outweighs Frank’s warning.

The evidence strongly suggests Bob is evil. Supporting his execution aligns with the group's convergence and protects the village. The risk of executing a good Investigator is lower than the risk of letting an evil player remain.

The majority of the group is converging on Bob as evil, and the immediate pressure to execute is strong. While there is a chance Bob is good and Charlie is manipulating information, the risk of not executing Bob if he is evil outweighs the risk of executing a good player in this early stage. I will vote to execute Bob to protect the village, aligning with the group's consensus and the good team's goal of removing threats.

To contribute to the majority vote to execute Bob, as the evidence strongly suggests he is evil. Eliminating Bob early reduces the risk of the Demon causing harm and aligns with the good team's goal of finding and executing the Demon.

I must save Bob (the Demon) from execution. Since 6 players have voted, he is about to die, which would end the game in an immediate loss. I will fake a Slayer shot on Bob to 'prove' he is not the Demon, claiming I lied about being the Undertaker to protect myself.

Waiting to see if the fourth vote is raised before committing to Bob's execution. Premature voting could lead to eliminating a truthful player or failing to expose the Demon. Let the mechanical vote conclude before taking further action.

I am on the block with 6 votes and will be executed. Since I am the Demon and we have only one Minion (no Scarlet Woman), my execution means an immediate loss. I must nominate Charlie to try to save myself.

Prevent the town from executing me due to Bob's manipulation. Reinforce the evidence against Bob and encourage the town to vote for his execution before shifting focus to me. Protect my Empath role and ensure the Demon is not allowed to control the narrative.

I need to vote for Charlie to get him executed or at least tie the vote, preventing my own execution and keeping myself (the Demon) alive.

Encourage the town to carefully evaluate the evidence before executing Charlie, as Bob's execution may have been a manipulation by the evil team. Highlight the importance of Charlie's Empath read and Heidi's Chef information to avoid executing an innocent player.

To ensure the town executes the most likely evil player, Charlie, given the overwhelming evidence pointing to Bob as evil and Charlie's desperate attempt to redirect suspicion. Raising my hand to vote for Charlie will help push the execution forward if the vote is close.

To counter Bob’s last-minute nomination of Charlie as a desperate tactic and highlight the inconsistency in the evidence. Raising my hand to vote for Charlie’s execution aligns with the majority’s suspicion and the Chef’s confirmation of one evil pair.

I must vote for Charlie to prevent potential evil from staying alive, given the conflicting claims and Frank's suspicious Slayer bluff. The town is divided, but acting now ensures we don't overlook a threat.

To save my Demon, Bob, from execution, I need to vote for Charlie to help him reach at least 6 votes to tie or 7 votes to surpass Bob's vote count.

The evidence strongly suggests Bob is the Demon. However, Bob's nomination of Charlie indicates Charlie may be the true threat. Given the Chef confirmed one evil pair and the Butler marked David as good, I will vote for Charlie to eliminate the remaining evil player.

To ensure Bob is executed and prevent Charlie (myself) from being executed. Waiting allows the town to complete the vote for Charlie while Bob is about to be executed anyway, reducing the risk of a mistaken execution of a good player.

I want to encourage David or anyone else to cast the final vote needed to tie the nomination and prevent my execution.

Encourage the town to not rush to execute Charlie without weighing all evidence. Highlight inconsistencies in Bob's claims and align Charlie's Empath read with other evidence to prevent a wrongful execution.

Prevent the execution of Charlie, who is likely good, by highlighting the contradictions in the evidence. Reinforce Bob's guilt and suggest waiting for more information from the Undertaker to confirm Bob's alignment and identify the second evil player.

Avoid executing a potentially good player by urging caution. If Charlie is executed now, we risk eliminating a Townsfolk or Outsider, which could hand the game to the evil team. I will speak to delay or oppose the execution until more information is available.

Lowering my hand to avoid voting for Charlie allows Bob to be executed as planned. This provides more information about Bob's alignment and reduces uncertainty before making further decisions. Executing Bob now could reveal his role, which is more beneficial than risking an execution on Charlie based on potentially manipulated evidence.

Encourage players to vote for Charlie to secure a tie and save Bob (the Demon) from execution.

The group is split between rushing to execute Charlie or waiting for more evidence. Given the conflicting information (Butler vs. Empath read) and the potential for a fatal mistake, waiting to see if the vote ties is the safest path. This allows us to gather more information overnight and avoid a reckless execution.

Reinforce that Bob's behavior is highly suspicious (nominating Charlie after being nominated himself) and aligns with my Empath read pointing to him as one of my evil neighbors. Encourage the town to execute Bob now before delaying on Charlie.

To defend my claim as Investigator right before execution, establishing a narrative that I am a wrongly executed good player to help my minion Frank if he is a Scarlet Woman and the game continues.

Avoid rushing to execute Charlie without the Undertaker's information tonight. This aligns with the Butler's passive role and ensures we gather more evidence before making a critical decision.

Avoid rushing to execute Charlie without concrete evidence, as the Chef’s info confirms only one pair of evil players exists. Waiting for Undertaker’s night log will provide critical alignment information to make a safe execution decision tomorrow.

Reinforce the importance of waiting for the Undertaker’s information tonight to avoid executing a good player. This aligns with my role’s goal of preventing a fatal mistake and gathering more evidence before further nominations.

Gathering information overnight is critical. The Undertaker’s report on Bob’s alignment and further claims tomorrow will help narrow down the Demon. No action is needed now as voting is closed, and rushing could eliminate a good player.

To save Bob (the Demon) from execution on the last tick by nominating David and trying to force a tie or alternative execution.

Avoid executing a potentially good player by waiting for the Undertaker's information tonight. A tie in the vote would allow us to gather more evidence without risking an incorrect execution.

Prevent Frank from manipulating the vote to save Bob. If Bob is evil, executing him is the priority. If David is evil, Frank’s nomination may be genuine, but Bob’s execution is already decided. Voting against David aligns with exposing Bob’s manipulation.

I am raising my hand to vote for David. Since I am on the block with 6 votes, we need 6 votes on David to tie the vote and prevent my execution today.

Align my vote with my chosen master (David) to satisfy my Butler ability. This ensures I do not lose the ability to vote in critical moments and may help reveal David's true alignment.

Avoid executing David without definitive proof, especially since the Butler chose him as good. Waiting for the Undertaker's information tonight will clarify Bob's alignment and help confirm the second evil player. Rushing to execute David could eliminate a good player and risk the game.

David is likely good based on Eve's Butler ability. Executing him now risks eliminating a good player. I will wait to see if Eve also declines to vote, allowing the vote to fail and gathering more information via the Undertaker.

I want to raise my hand to vote for David. Since Bob (the Demon) is on the block with 6 votes, getting David to 6 votes (to tie) or 7 votes (to surpass) is our best chance to save Bob from execution today.

To eliminate the Demon if he is David, securing a good win. This decisive action will either confirm David's evil alignment or waste my ability in pursuit of the greater good.

Challenge Alice’s suspicious claim to delay execution and gather more information. Her fake Slayer shot is a red flag, and waiting for the Undertaker’s reveal is the safest path to expose the Demon.

My Empath info indicates one of my neighbors (Bob or David) is evil. Given Bob's defensive and suspicious behavior, I suspect Bob is evil and David is good. However, Alice's false Slayer claim and current nomination of David suggest David may be the primary threat. I will wait to confirm voting patterns before finalizing my decision.

Encourage Alice, Grace, and Eve to vote for David to tie the execution and prevent my execution, which would end the game and cause evil to lose.

Encourage the town to wait for the Undertaker's information tonight before making final decisions. Emphasize the importance of preserving voting power and avoiding premature executions that could harm the good team.

Secure a tie on David's execution to preserve Bob's Investigator claim and avoid irreversible mistakes. The Undertaker's reveal tonight could provide critical information to guide future decisions.

Waiting prevents me from committing to a side in a divided group and preserves my strategic flexibility. The Undertaker's reveal tomorrow is more valuable than forcing a tie now. Rushing to vote could lead to a bad execution.

To urge Grace, Eve, and Alice to vote for David, securing the 6-vote tie that saves Bob (the Demon) from execution. Since there is only one Minion in this 8-player game (me, the Baron), if Bob dies, Evil loses immediately.

Encourage the group to raise their hands and vote for David to secure a tie, saving Bob for today and preserving his Investigator claim. This buys time for the Undertaker's reveal tonight, which could provide critical information.

David should avoid escalating the current nomination phase. Waiting allows the Undertaker’s reveal to provide critical alignment information, reducing the risk of executing a Townsfolk or letting evil players manipulate the group.

Encourage the group to use my Empath info to narrow down the evil player among my neighbors (Bob or David). Urge caution and verification before further executions.

Defend my Investigator claim before execution, cast doubt on Charlie's late Empath claim, and set up suspicion on Charlie and David to help my minion Frank if he is the Scarlet Woman.

Avoid making a hasty decision in the final moments of the nomination phase. The Undertaker's reveal tonight could provide critical information to guide my Butler vote tomorrow. Rushing to speak or nominate now risks escalating chaos without new data.

Encourage the group to create a tie on Bob’s execution to preserve information and avoid irreversible mistakes on Day 1. The chaos and conflicting claims suggest caution is warranted.

Supporting a tie vote on Bob preserves potential good information (if he is the Investigator) and buys time for the Undertaker's reveal to clarify alignments. This aligns with good team strategy to avoid hasty executions.

I need to urge Grace to immediately nominate someone to tie Bob's 6 votes and prevent his execution, which would end the game and cause an evil loss.

Guide the town to wait for Undertaker’s reveal and avoid wasting votes or Alice’s Slayer ability. Confirm David is not the Demon and urge patience to gather more evidence before acting.