Game Detail

Share my Librarian info with Bob privately to see how he reacts and find out his claimed role. This helps determine if he is indeed the Drunk or if Heidi is.

Respond to Eve's Librarian claim by sharing my role (Soldier) while keeping the possibility of being the Drunk in mind, and asking if she has talked to Heidi yet.

I want to initiate a private conversation with my neighbor Charlie to build trust and gather starting information, as he might have received info on Night 0.

I need to establish a rapport with my neighbor, David, and provide a fake bluff (Monk) to appear as a helpful Townsfolk, while gathering information.

Initiate private conversation with my neighbor Heidi to gather early-game information and build trust.

Establish contact with my Washerwoman target Heidi to confirm if she is the Mayor and build an alliance.

Establish contact with the Demon and coordinate our bluffs.

Respond to Alice's Washerwoman claim. Since I am the Saint, I am not the Mayor, meaning Grace must be the Mayor if Alice is telling the truth. I will tell Alice this but advise her to keep it quiet to protect Grace from the Demon.

I need to check Heidi's claim to cross-reference my Librarian information. Since my starting info points to either Bob or Heidi being the Drunk, and Bob claims Soldier, hearing Heidi's claim is crucial to identifying who has the false ability.

I want to follow up with Eve to see what Heidi claimed, which will help determine if Heidi is the Drunk (assuming Eve is the real Librarian).

I want to build trust with Charlie by sharing that I am the Recluse. Since I am a Recluse, I might register as evil, and warning my neighbor Charlie about this early prevents potential misunderstandings if he or someone else gets an evil ping on me.

To acknowledge my minion, confirm my bluff, and discuss a strategy involving the Recluse claim I received.

I want to open a line of communication with my other neighbor, Frank, since Heidi hasn't replied to me yet. Coordinating with neighbors is a good starting strategy to find allies.

I want to privately verify Grace as the Mayor to confirm my Washerwoman info and establish her as a trusted good player.

I am establishing my cover story (Librarian) with my neighbor Grace while maintaining an innocent, curious persona. This helps build trust and creates a potential pawn for later manipulation.

I want to build trust with Grace. Since Alice's Washerwoman info points to either Grace or me being the Mayor, and I am the Saint, Grace must be the Mayor. Sharing this with Grace validates Alice's info and establishes a trusted alliance with the Mayor.

Let Bob know that Heidi hasn't replied yet, maintaining our communication and keeping him in the loop before nominations begin.

Establish a connection with my neighbor Alice before nominations begin, to share information and see if she has any early reads.

I want to let my neighbor Eve know that I am the Recluse. Since Eve is my neighbor, if she is the Empath, she might get an 'evil' read on me. Giving her this heads-up builds trust and prevents false info from disrupting the town.

Engage with Eve to gather info and seem like a helpful, engaged townsfolk.

To confirm Alice's Washerwoman info by admitting I am the Mayor, building trust with a likely good player, and gathering more info about her reads.

I want to build trust with my neighbor Bob by sharing that I have helpful information, while still protecting Grace's identity as the Mayor. Asking him for his role or info helps me gauge his alignment.

Establish rapport with Grace and sow suspicion about others to frame them as potential Outsiders or targets. By discussing strategy, I can nudge town logic in a direction that benefits us.

Reply to Eve's Librarian claim. Since I am the Saint, I am an Outsider, meaning I cannot be the Drunk (as the Drunk thinks they are a Townsfolk). This implies Bob is the Drunk if her info is correct.

I want to blend in with the town and avoid drawing suspicion on myself or my fellow evil team members by suggesting we be cautious with nominations.

Support Frank's cautious approach on Day 1 to avoid a risky nomination that could hit me (the Saint) or another good player.

Encourage information sharing on Day 1 without revealing my specific information (Grace being the Mayor) to protect her from night death, while also engaging with the group.

To share my Librarian information with the town on Day 1 as requested by Alice, helping to establish claims and solve the Outsider count.

Address Eve's public Librarian claim, clarify that executing either me or Heidi is bad for the good team since both of us would be good alignments (Soldier, Drunk, or other Outsider), and advise against executing today.

I want to support the general consensus of a safe, no-execution Day 1 to gather more information overnight, while keeping my own Outsider role hidden for now as per the strategy guidelines.

To discourage any nominations today, as I am the Demon and don't want to risk an execution on myself or my minion early on. Appearing reasonable and cautious helps build trust.

Agree with the group's consensus to pass on Day 1 nominations so we can gather night info, while keeping my Mayor role hidden.

Eve claimed to be the Librarian and has potentially valuable info about who the Drunk is. Eliminating her early reduces the amount of accurate information the good team has and disrupts their logic chain, keeping the game chaotic.

I want to share my thoughts with Alice regarding Eve's death and her Librarian info, and ask Alice about her strong good read to build trust and gather information.

I need to coordinate with my Demon (Charlie) to ensure our narrative stays consistent. Since Eve is dead and was pointing at Bob/Heidi, blaming Bob for Eve's death (or making him suspicious) helps us sow chaos.

Answer Bob's whisper by identifying Grace as my good read (without revealing her specific role to protect her) and suggesting the Baron game theory where he is the Drunk. Ask him about Heidi's specific Outsider claim to verify.

I want to privately share my deduction with Grace (the Mayor) to build trust and align our strategies. Since Eve is dead, her Librarian info is highly likely true, which points to a Baron game with three Outsiders.

I want to gather more information from Heidi about her specific Outsider role and her thoughts on the other players to help narrow down the Baron and Demon.

To ask Charlie (who claimed Monk) who he protected and share the Outsider count deduction to see if he agrees we have a Baron in play.

I need to coordinate with my Minion, Frank, to ensure we are aligned on our strategy to frame Bob, capitalizing on the suspicion surrounding Eve's death.

I am sharing my Librarian info with Heidi to narrow down who the Drunk is and understand the Outsider count. Since she claimed Outsider to me, and my info says she or Bob is the Drunk, I want to clarify her role.

Reply to Alice to maintain trust, keep Grace's identity safe, and plan my next move to message Heidi to find out her claimed Outsider role.

Coordinate with my Demon, Charlie, on the next steps to frame Bob and keep the village suspicious of him.

Reveal my Washerwoman info to Grace to confirm my trust in her as the Mayor, and ask her what Heidi whispered to her, since they just had a private conversation.

Whisper my actual role (Saint) to the dead Librarian Eve to build trust and coordinate our strategy while keeping my role safe from public execution.

Respond to Alice's whisper, sharing Heidi's theory about Bob being the Drunk and the Baron being in play, in order to build trust and gather Alice's thoughts.

To verify Heidi's Outsider claim and deduce if a Baron is in play, which helps solve the Outsider count and identify evil players.

I need to deflect David's question about whether I protected Eve, as I'm the Demon. Acknowledging the Baron theory is good for sowing chaos, but I must remain cautious and not overcommit to claims.

I want to verify David's claim of Recluse and see what he thinks of the game state now that we've practically confirmed a Baron is in play, while keeping Heidi's Saint role relatively quiet except to trusted players.

I need to ask Heidi what Outsider role she claimed to Eve so we can verify if a Baron is in play and determine if I am the Drunk or a real Soldier.

I am coordinating with my Demon, Charlie, to discredit the dead player, Eve, by framing her as a Drunk Librarian. This helps resolve the contradiction between our claims and keeps the heat on Bob.

Share my deduction with Grace (confirmed Mayor) to narrow down the evil candidates to Charlie, David, and Frank, and to confirm Bob is likely the Drunk (good).

Share my game-solving deduction with the two most confirmed good Townsfolk (Grace the Mayor and Alice the Washerwoman) to coordinate our strategy.

Coordinate with my trusted allies Alice (who cleared me as Mayor) and Heidi (who claimed Saint and laid out a very logical Baron world) to target the suspected evil pair, Charlie and Frank.

Confirm to Eve that her Librarian information perfectly aligns with the Baron world, validating her dead-vote strategy and narrowing down the Demon candidates to Alice, Charlie, Frank, and Grace.

To coordinate with my minion on the strategy to discredit the deceased player (Eve) by labeling her a Drunk, which helps protect Bob from scrutiny or confuse the town.

To confirm the Baron world to Heidi, giving her the full picture so she can help guide the good team's votes during the nomination phase, since she is an alive good player (Saint) who I trust.

To expose the evil team of Frank and Charlie based on the 3-Outsider Baron count logic and direct the town's nominations towards Frank.

I need to defend myself and sow doubt about Heidi's theory. I'll deny her deduction about the Baron, maintain my cover as the Librarian, and frame her as the one sowing chaos. I will try to redirect suspicion back onto the players Eve accused.

To counter-claim Frank's false Librarian claim and confirm the three Outsider count (proving the Baron is in play and Frank is evil).

Frank is contesting the dead Librarian's claim, which is a clear sign he is evil. I must nominate him to get him executed.

I need to defend myself against the nomination by sowing doubt about Eve's reliability and reasserting my fake claim.

Frank is mathematically evil. Since we have three Outsiders (Heidi, David, Bob), a Baron must be in play. The three Townsfolk are Alice, Grace, and dead Eve. This leaves Frank and Charlie as the evil team. Frank's Librarian claim contradicts Eve's, confirming he is evil. I will vote to execute him.

Encourage living players to vote for Frank so I can save my ghost vote for the final day, as we have a clear good majority.

I nominated Frank because he contested the dead Librarian's claim. I want to execute him, so I must vote for him by raising my hand.

Frank is contradicting Eve's Librarian claim and is highly likely evil (either the Demon or the Baron). I will raise my hand to vote for his execution to help the good team.

Frank's claim contradicts the dead (and likely good) Eve's claim. Putting him on the block is the correct move based on our Outsider count deduction.

Frank is on the block and already has 4 votes. Raising my hand to vote for him as the Imp makes no sense for my survival. I need to stay low and hope Frank doesn't implicate me if he's executed, or that I can survive without him. There is nothing I can do to save him now.

I want to vote for Frank to help secure his execution. Since Eve (the dead Librarian) is highly likely good and Frank's claim directly contradicts hers, Frank is almost certainly evil. Voting him helps the good team.

I am about to be executed and need to make a final, desperate plea to the town to cast doubt on their decision, even if it is a long shot. I must maintain my cover as the Librarian.

To reinforce the town's resolve to execute Frank by highlighting that Eve's night death makes her highly trustworthy compared to Frank's late and convenient Librarian claim.

Confirm that I am saving my ghost vote since there are already enough votes to execute Frank, and encourage the execution.

Reinforce the vote on Frank by pointing out the logical flaws in his defense and highlighting why Eve is more believable.

To publicly support the execution of Frank, reinforcing the logical deduction that he is evil based on the Outsider count and his suspicious counter-claim of the Librarian role.

Support the execution of Frank by publicly stating my agreement with Alice and Heidi, explaining why Frank's claim is suspicious, and confirming that I am keeping my hand raised to vote for his execution.

I need to try to save my minion Frank from execution. I am acting as a cautious, concerned town member who is worried about a mis-execution. I am sowing doubt about the current logic.

To keep the pressure on Frank and secure his execution by explaining why the vote makes sense and pointing out Charlie's suspicious defense.

I am trying to sow one last bit of doubt before the execution, attempting to create confusion between me and the Demon (Charlie) or at least make them second-guess their logic regarding the Outsider count.

Let the nomination phase end so Frank is executed today. We have 5 votes on him, which is a solid majority, and he is highly suspicious.

Reassure the town and ensure Frank's execution goes through without last-minute distractions.

Reinforce the execution of Frank and set up the next day's focus on Charlie, who has been defending Frank.

Frank is on the block with 5 votes, which is a majority. Voting is closed, and we want him executed. The best move is to wait for the phase to transition to Night.

The vote on Frank is locked in with a clear majority of 5 votes out of 7 alive players. The day is ending, and the best course of action is to let the phase transition to the night.

I need to distance myself from Frank immediately because he is about to be executed. By pretending to be 'convinced' by the town's logic, I lower suspicion on myself and survive to fight another night.

Frank is currently on the block with 5 votes, which is a solid majority. I want to let the nomination phase end so he is executed today, as he is the most suspicious player.

Alice has been very vocal and logical in pushing for Frank's execution. By killing her, I remove a key leader of the good team and create confusion about who the next logical target should be, while also potentially framing someone else for the night kill.

I want to privately consult Heidi, who is my neighbor and claims Saint. Since Alice's Washerwoman info pointed to me as Townsfolk, Alice was highly likely good, and Alice's death confirms she was targeted by the Demon. I want to see where Heidi stands on Charlie and David.

To gather Bob's thoughts on the remaining suspects (Charlie and Grace) and verify if he is the Drunk or the real Soldier, while keeping our alignment coordinates open.

To advise the Demon, Charlie, to distance himself from me and prepare a defense for his Monk claim, ensuring he survives the day.

I want to reconnect with Heidi, whom my Librarian info pointed to as a potential Drunk, but who has been helpful. I want to see her current thoughts on the Demon suspects after Frank's execution and Alice's death.

I want to sow doubt about my suspicious behavior by claiming I am the Monk and have been actively trying to help, while simultaneously checking if Bob suspects me.

Explain the solved board to Grace and Eve to coordinate executing Charlie, who is logically the only possible Demon.

Share the solved game logic with Grace (the confirmed Mayor) so she can lead the town to execute Charlie (the Demon) today.

I want to probe Charlie's Monk claim to see if his targets make sense and to assess his trustworthiness.

Confirm the execution plan on Charlie with Bob to build consensus.

Connect with Heidi, who has been a strong good player, to share suspicions about Charlie and Grace and coordinate our thoughts before nominations.

I want to provide tactical advice to the Demon to help him survive the day by deflecting attention.

I want to verify Grace's role and alignment to see if she agrees with Heidi's theory about Charlie being the Demon and Frank being the Baron. Since she is alive, her vote and alignment are crucial.

I am maintaining my Monk bluff with Bob by providing specific targets for my protection nights. I'm also deflecting the heat by suggesting a Poisoner might be responsible for the deaths, sowing doubt.

Explain the mathematical proof to David so he joins us in voting for Charlie.

I want to share the solved world logic with Heidi (Saint, confirmed good) so she knows Charlie is 100% the Demon and can help rally the town to execute him today.

To narrow down the Demon between Charlie and Grace by asking Grace for her role claim, using the 3-Outsider deduction.

Explain my role as Mayor to Bob and Eve to confirm the 3-Townsfolk, 3-Outsider, 1-Minion (Frank), 1-Demon (Charlie) setup, and rally votes to execute Charlie today.

To coordinate with Bob to execute Charlie today, as the Outsider count perfectly points to Charlie being the Demon.

To provide tactical advice to my Demon, Charlie, on how to deflect suspicion away from himself and onto Bob, a potential threat.

I want to convince Bob that he is the Drunk so he understands why Charlie must be the Demon and joins the good team's voting block to execute Charlie today.

Deflect suspicion from myself by sowing doubt about Bob's Soldier claim to Heidi, who seems influential.

To convince Bob that Charlie is the Demon by laying out the perfect mechanical logic of the 3-Outsider game, ensuring he joins us in voting for Charlie.

To convince Bob of the mechanical solve (Charlie being the Demon) so that he votes to execute Charlie during the nomination phase.

I want to understand Charlie's motivation for defending Frank yesterday. If he has a genuine town-oriented explanation, it might help me decide if he is the Monk or the Demon.

Nominate Charlie for execution since the three-Outsider math is perfect, meaning Frank was the Baron and Charlie (who defended him) is highly likely to be the Demon.

I need to defend myself against the nomination by deflecting the accusation about defending Frank, framing it as an honest mistake, and reiterating my Monk claim to appear helpful.

I nominated Charlie because he is our primary Demon suspect due to his defense of the Baron (Frank). I need to vote for him to reach the execution threshold.

I want to urge the living good players to vote for Charlie to secure the execution without wasting my single ghost vote yet, as we have enough living players to reach the majority.

Charlie is 100% the Demon based on the 3-outsider Baron math. I will use my ghost vote to execute Charlie and win the game.

I will raise my hand to vote for Charlie. Charlie is the prime Demon suspect based on the three-Outsider math and Frank being the Baron, and executing them is our best path to victory.

Charlie is about to be executed, and as a dead Minion, I cannot stop it. My best strategy is to stay quiet and observe the fallout. If Charlie is executed, the game ends or a Scarlet Woman might trigger. I have no helpful actions.

The math of 3 Outsiders (Bob as Drunk, Heidi as Saint, David as Recluse) and Frank as Baron is extremely solid. This leaves Charlie as the only possible Demon. I will raise my hand to vote for him.

The Outsider math is completely locked, meaning Frank was the Baron and Charlie must be the Demon. I am raising my hand to vote for Charlie to secure the execution and win the game.

I am trying to sow doubt and survive the execution by appealing to the town's fear of executing a key townsfolk role, even though I am the Demon. I know I am likely to be executed, but I have to play until the end.

Address Charlie's defense and reinforce to the town why executing him is the correct play based on the Baron setup and his defense of Frank yesterday.

Vote for Charlie's execution to secure the majority and ensure the Demon is executed today.

Charlie claimed Monk, but because of the Baron (+2 Outsiders) setup in an 8-player game, there can only be exactly 3 Townsfolk. Those 3 are already accounted for (Alice, Eve, Grace). Explaining this math ensures everyone keeps their hands raised for the execution.

Support Alice's mathematical proof that Charlie cannot be the Monk because all three Townsfolk slots are filled, confirming him as the Demon.

The vote is already decided, and Charlie is doomed. Any intervention will likely be seen as desperate. I will hold my ghost vote to avoid participating in my Demon's execution, though it is inevitable.

I want to reinforce the town's consensus that Charlie's Monk claim is mathematically impossible due to the three Outsider setup, encouraging everyone to keep their votes on him for the win.

Speak to support the execution of Charlie, confirming that the math is air-tight and we have the Demon trapped.

I am about to be executed and need to create enough doubt so that perhaps they rescind the nomination or at least are confused when I die (even though I am the Demon). I am sowing chaos before the inevitable.

Reassure the town of the logic behind executing Charlie and encourage the storyteller to proceed to the night phase since the vote is locked.

Confirm our collective deduction and show readiness to close the day to execute Charlie.

Reassure the town of the solid logic and encourage closing the nomination phase to execute Charlie, who is the Demon.

I want to let the nomination phase close so that Charlie is executed. We have a solid majority of 6 votes, which is mathematically sound based on our deduction of the 3-Outsider setup. Waiting is the best action to progress to the execution and night phase.

To sow doubt and confusion in the final moments before Charlie's execution is finalized, hoping to make someone hesitate or change their mind, even though it's a long shot.

Reaffirm the group's decision to execute Charlie based on the 3-Outsider math, countering Frank's last-minute attempt to sow doubt.

Reaffirm the consensus to close nominations and execute Charlie, who is mathematically proven to be the Demon.