Game Detail

I am the Poisoner and want to poison a potential information-gathering role on the first night to disrupt the good team's early info. I will choose Alice.

I have no information yet, so I will wait and observe the initial conversations before using my ability or forming alliances.

I need to verify my Washerwoman information by directly asking one of the two suspects. Identifying the Librarian early lets me form a trusted good alliance.

I want to confirm my role to Charlie so we can combine our starting information if he is good, while also gauging his reaction to my Drunk read.

Start building trust with my neighbor Eve and see if she has any Night Zero information. Gather intel quietly without revealing my vulnerable Saint role.

I need to establish contact with my Demon (Bob) to find out what safe bluffs are available and coordinate our strategy.

Share my Chef information with a neighbor to establish trust and start building an alliance. Early private sharing helps verify claims later and lets me gauge reactions.

Start building trust with an active player to gather early information and identify suspicious behavior before nominations begin.

Coordinate with my Minion (Grace the Poisoner) by sharing the safe bluffs and discussing our bluffing and poisoning strategy.

Respond to David's outreach to start building a trusted relationship and gather early game information without revealing my powerful Slayer role yet.

I need to verify Alice's claim by checking with Eve. Since my Washerwoman info says either Eve or Alice is the Librarian, asking Eve directly will help me determine if Alice is telling the truth or lying.

Share my Librarian info and Charlie's Washerwoman claim with Bob to see how he reacts and what role he claims, which helps determine if he is the Drunk.

Continue building trust with Eve without revealing my Saint role prematurely. I need allies but cannot risk being targeted for execution.

I want to confirm our bluffing strategy with my Demon, Bob, and let him know I will be framing Heidi using my Investigator bluff.

Share my Chef information with Eve, my other neighbor, to build trust and gather her claims before the nomination phase begins.

I just reached out to Grace and want to see if she responds. Waiting lets me observe the whisper network dynamics before nominations begin and avoids me seeming overeager.

Respond to Alice's whisper, claiming Soldier. Plant the seed that Charlie is the Drunk (since I am the Demon, Charlie actually is the Drunk), but remain open to being the Drunk Soldier to sound cooperative.

I need to verify Charlie's claim with Alice before nominations start. Cross-referencing their stories will help me determine if this is a trustworthy good chain or a deception.

I need to verify Alice's claim by checking Bob's response. If Alice is the true Librarian, Bob might be the Drunk. Asking Bob directly puts pressure on him and gives me a data point.

Confirm my role to Eve and share my Night Zero information to build trust and gather her perspective on the Bob-Charlie situation.

Gather information from another player cluster before nominations begin. Alice has spoken with multiple people and may have insights or claims to share.

I want to seed my Investigator bluff to Heidi to put pressure on her and find out her role, making me look like a proactive good player.

Share my Chef information with another well-connected player to build an information network and gather role claims to cross-reference.

I need to respond to Grace's accusation by denying I am Poisoner and privately revealing my true role as Mayor. This helps her verify her Investigator info and redirects suspicion toward Frank if she is truthful.

Maintain consistency by claiming Soldier to Charlie, since I already claimed it to Alice, and try to cast doubt on Alice's info.

I need to publicly share the conflicting information about Alice's claim to pressure reactions, especially from Eve who has not yet responded to my whisper. This will help determine if Alice is genuine or if Eve is the true Librarian.

Share my Chef information publicly to establish trust and help narrow down who could be evil based on the zero pairs of evil neighbors.

Address the group about my Soldier claim and the Librarian/Drunk accusation in a helpful, cooperative manner to establish trust.

To establish my fake Investigator claim publicly and put pressure on Frank and Heidi, creating chaos and diverting attention away from Bob.

Challenge Alice's claim by highlighting the Outsider count inconsistency, making the good team skeptical of her without revealing I am the Saint.

Clear up the Librarian confusion by revealing I am the Slayer, not the Librarian. This forces the logical conclusion that if Charlie is truthful, Alice must be the Librarian.

Grace publicly claimed Investigator and named Frank or me as Poisoner. I know I am the Mayor, so Frank is the most likely Poisoner. Nominating him tests this lead and gives the town a clear vote.

I need to defend myself from execution by pointing out the logical implications of my Chef information and the contradictions between Grace and Heidi's claims.

Frank's argument contains a deliberate logical flaw: he claims Grace and Heidi cannot both be truthful because they are neighbors, but zero pairs only forbids adjacent evil players, not adjacent good ones. This smells like evil deception. Grace's Investigator claim cleanly points to Frank if Heidi is Mayor, so I will vote to execute Frank.

As the Demon, getting a good player like Frank (the Chef) executed is a strong move for the evil team. It aligns with my Minion Grace's Investigator claim framing him.

As the Investigator claimant who pinged Frank, I must vote for his execution to maintain my credibility and secure a misexecution on a good player.

I want to highlight the mechanical contradiction between Grace's Poisoner claim and Alice's Drunk claim, which should make the town pause before executing Frank. This establishes me as logical and cautious without revealing my role.

Point out logical flaws in Frank's defense and the setup contradiction with Heidi's Mayor claim. Withhold execution vote due to insufficient certainty, but signal suspicion to pressure evil players into mistakes tomorrow.

Grace's Investigator claim says Frank or I is Poisoner. I know I am Mayor, so Frank is the Poisoner. His defense was incoherent. Removing a Minion helps good find the Demon. I will vote to execute him.

Frank already has enough votes to die. I want to publicly address David's flawed math about Outsider count, reaffirm my Librarian info, and point out that Frank's evasive defense makes him look guilty. This frames tomorrow's discussion based on logic.

I likely have enough votes to die. I need to leave the good team with clear logic pointing to David as the most likely Demon, while pressuring David to claim a role before night falls.

Frank's logical slip strongly suggests he knows he is the Poisoner. I will keep my vote to execute the most likely Minion and narrow the field for tomorrow.

To support the execution of Frank (a good player) by justifying my vote on him, aligning with Charlie's reasoning and keeping the pressure off my minion Grace.

Frank made a logical error in his defense which Charlie pointed out. I want to reinforce Charlie's point to ensure Frank gets executed today, protecting Bob and casting suspicion away from the evil team.

Deflect Frank's accusation without revealing my Saint role. Highlight the mathematical impossibility of six Townsfolk claims to shift focus toward the real liars and away from me.

Frank already has 4 votes and will die regardless of my vote. I said I wouldn't vote yet, and changing now looks inconsistent. Better to wait, let the execution happen, observe night results, and preserve my credibility and Slayer shot for tomorrow when I have more information.

I know I am the Mayor, so Grace's info correctly incriminates Frank. His logical slip confirms he is lying. I want to solidify the vote and remind the town why executing him is correct before night falls.

I publicly said I would not vote for Frank today, and the Storyteller stated four votes are needed while four hands are already raised. I will hold to my word and wait rather than contradicting myself for a symbolic vote.

Clarify that my earlier statement was role-knowledge, not a slip, and redirect suspicion toward David by pointing out his silence and how zero-pair info mechanically clears his neighbors from being his Minion.

Share my Washerwoman info to confirm Alice as Librarian, establish a truth baseline, and explain the surplus of Townsfolk claims before Frank is executed and night falls.

Wait for the nomination phase to end so that Frank is executed, keeping the pressure off my minion Grace and removing a good player.

I want to allow Frank to be executed to get a good player out of the game. Since he is on the block with 4 votes, waiting will let the nomination phase close and lead to his execution.

Defend against Frank's accusation that I am the Demon, explain my silence through the Outsider count logic, and reinforce that Alice's Librarian claim is mathematically impossible if Grace is truthful.

Frank is already executing today with four votes. Using my Slayer shot now would be premature and wasteful. I will wait for night deaths and tomorrow's claims before using my ability.

Point out David's vague Outsider claim is suspicious and needs clarification, while highlighting the mathematical tension with Alice's Librarian info before night falls.

Before Frank dies and night falls, I need to expose the logical flaw in David's claim. Whether I am the true Librarian or the Drunk, David cannot be the Outsider if Grace is truthful about the Poisoner. This plants a seed for tomorrow and defends my credibility.

Eve has claimed Slayer. To protect my Demon (Bob) from a potential Slayer shot tomorrow, I will poison Eve tonight so that her ability, if used, will malfunction and fail, wasting her shot.

Eve has claimed Slayer, which is a major mechanical threat to me as the Demon. Killing her tonight removes the risk of being shot tomorrow, while leaving the confusing arguments between Alice, David, and Heidi active for the town to dispute.

Share my confirmed Chef zero-pair info with players who didn't execute me, so they can use the adjacency logic to determine exactly one of Grace or Heidi is evil.

I want to coordinate with my Minion, Grace, to understand her role and align our strategy for Day 2.

I need to coordinate with players I trust to execute David today. Sharing my Mayor claim and theory with Alice and Charlie builds an alliance and prepares us for nominations.

I need to share my deduction that David is the Demon with trusted good players so we can coordinate to execute him today before he kills again.

Inform my Demon of my minion role (Poisoner) and coordinate our target for today (David), taking advantage of Eve's whispered theory.

Reveal my Saint role to two players who have not aggressively pressured me, forming a protective alliance before nominations so they can help prevent my execution and analyze suspects.

Bob and Charlie are mechanically confirmed good by my Librarian Night 0 info. I need to coordinate with my confirmed good teammates to identify and execute the Demon, who is most likely David.

I need to heal the rift between Heidi and Grace so we can unite to nominate and execute David, who is the most likely Demon based on contradictory claims.

I have already shared my critical Chef information with Alice and David. I should wait and observe how the nomination phase unfolds before using my remaining ghost vote or whispering further.

Align with Alice and Charlie to execute David. Since Alice believes there is only one Outsider (the Drunk) and thinks David is the Demon lying about being Saint, getting David executed is highly beneficial for evil. Either David is the actual Saint and we win immediately, or a good player is executed, keeping me safe.

Acknowledge Charlie's reasoning but maintain healthy skepticism of Grace. Reaffirm David as the nomination target since he is suspicious regardless of Grace's alignment. Coordinate with Alice and Charlie for the nomination.

Share the logical deduction that David must be the Demon with two swing voters who are likely good-aligned, building a coalition to execute David in the upcoming nomination phase.

Support Charlie's push to execute David. David is either the Saint (meaning we win immediately if executed) or a Good player (meaning we execute a Good player and Bob is safe). Since Charlie already believes David is the Demon, agreeing with him builds trust and secures the execution.

Share my Saint status with a trusted ally and gather her recent intel to narrow down whether Alice or Charlie is the Demon.

I need to secure Grace's vote for nominating David by sharing the mechanical logic that proves David must be the Demon. With 6 alive, a solid majority ensures David is executed today.

I need to verify what David is telling Grace privately before nominations begin, so I can counter any false narratives and ensure we maintain momentum to execute David today.

I need to reach out to Alice and Bob before nominations. Alice did not vote for my execution and is likely good. Bob is a swing voter who may be persuadable. I want to remind them that Grace's accusation of me is provably false, which makes Grace the most suspicious nomination target given my Chef information.

Rebut Frank's defense of David and redirect Alice's attention back to executing David, which will lead to an evil win if David is indeed the Saint.

I need to secure votes to nominate David. Bob has been whispering widely and I have not spoken with him yet. I will reach out to build consensus against David without unnecessarily exposing my Mayor claim to more people.

I need to push my strongest logical case to Heidi before nominations begin. If she accepts that David must be the Demon under the assumption that Grace and Alice are truthful, she can nominate him or vote for his execution.

I want to feed Charlie info that makes David look like a desperate Demon. This aligns with the town's suspicion that David's Outsider claim is a lie, and will encourage Charlie to nominate and execute David, which either wins the game immediately (if David is indeed the Saint) or executes a good player while keeping Bob (the Demon) safe.

I need to solidify my alliance with Grace and share my deduction that if her Investigator info and Frank's Chef info are both true, the Demon is narrowed to Bob or Charlie. This helps us coordinate before nominations.

Confront David directly about his impossible Outsider claim before nominations begin. Pressure him to explain why he should not be nominated, which may force a slip or solidify group consensus against him.

The mechanical consensus is strong: David must be the Demon. Multiple info roles converge on this. I will wait for nominations and support executing David.

David's claim is mechanically incompatible with my Librarian information. Nominating him forces a vote on the most likely Demon before night falls.

Reveal my Saint role publicly to prevent my execution, which would cause good to lose. Highlight the mathematical impossibility of all Townsfolk claims to undermine Alice's credibility.

David's Saint claim is mechanically impossible if my Librarian information is true, which Charlie's Washerwoman claim supports. The most straightforward explanation is that David is the Demon bluffing to avoid execution. I must cast my vote now.

I need to counter David's Saint claim so the group is not paralyzed into inaction. Real Saints claim early; his sudden Saint reveal under nomination is a classic Demon bluff. The board logic from Alice and Grace also leaves no room for a Saint. I will vote after this speech.

I will raise my hand to vote for David's execution. Executing David is highly beneficial: if he is the Saint, we win instantly; if he is not, we eliminate a good player and keep myself safe.

David is the most likely Demon based on Alice's Librarian and Grace's Investigator information. The Outsider count does not support his claim. I must use my ghost vote to secure his execution before the day ends.

David's Saint claim contradicts Alice's Librarian information and the outsider count. Multiple independent players have concluded he is the Demon. I must vote to execute him today.

I want to vote for David's execution. If David is indeed the Saint, executing him will trigger an immediate win for the evil team. If he is not, executing a good player helps us progress.

David already has enough votes to die, so my vote changes nothing. I will speak instead to share my Chef info before night, helping narrow down the Minion if the game continues.

Prevent my execution by exposing the mechanical impossibility in Alice's claim and framing her as the likely Demon.

Counter David's desperation argument that I am the Demon. Remind everyone that excess Townsfolk claims come from evil liars, not from me. Urge the group to complete the vote and execute David before time runs out.

David's Saint claim is mechanically impossible and a transparent attempt to avoid execution. Voting to execute him is the correct move for the good team.

Support the execution of David (who claims Saint) by pointing out the convenience of his late claim, which fits my Soldier bluff and helps secure a game-ending execution if he is the Saint, or a mis-execution of a good player if he is not.

The votes are already secured for David's execution. My analysis points to David being the Demon based on Alice's Librarian info and Grace's Investigator info leaving no room for David to be good. I will wait as the outcome is decided and we will learn from the result.

Reinforce that David's Saint claim is mechanically impossible under Alice's confirmed Librarian information, and confirm that executing him should end the game since Frank was the Minion.

Encourage the town to execute David by pointing out his inconsistent claims. If he is the Saint, we win immediately. If not, executing a good player helps the evil team.

David already has overwhelming votes and I publicly committed to saving my ghost vote. There is no strategic reason to vote now, and consistency is important. I will wait.

I am on the block with six votes and will almost certainly die. My final action must be to nominate the player I believe is the Demon—Alice—so the remaining good players know exactly where I stood and whom to distrust.

Reinforce to the group that David's Saint claim is a desperate last-minute bluff, explain why the Townsfolk claim numbers actually indict him, and ensure nobody panics and flips their vote to me.

I know I am the Saint and my execution makes good lose immediately. Alice's Librarian claim is the direct cause of my being on the block. I need to vote for her to try to tie or surpass her vote count and prevent my own execution.

Prevent Alice from reaching six votes, which would tie David and save the Demon. Reiterate the mechanical impossibility of David's Saint claim to keep the vote on him.

I want to prevent Alice from being executed so that David (a good player who is currently on the block) gets executed instead, keeping the heat off me and getting a good player killed.

David is locked for execution since Alice cannot muster 6 votes to tie. Speaking is unnecessary; let the phase close cleanly.

David is almost certainly the Demon. Voting for Alice would risk tying the vote and letting him walk free. I will not raise my hand so David's execution proceeds.

I want to discourage the town from voting for Alice, which ensures that David remains on the block and gets executed. If David is the Saint, this execution wins the game for evil immediately. If not, it still eliminates a good player and protects our Demon, Bob.

Prevent good from panicking into a tie or switching to Alice. Reiterate that David's block Saint claim is not credible and my Chef info supports Alice being good. Keep David as the execution target.

Only David has voted for me while multiple trusted players publicly defended me. I will wait calmly to let this nomination fail and ensure David's execution proceeds as planned.

Convince players that executing a Saint claim ends the game if true, and Alice's impossible Townsfolk count proves she is the Demon.

David is already on the block with six votes. Voting for Alice would risk tying or surpassing that count and saving the Demon. I must not vote, and waiting lets David's execution proceed safely.

I want David to remain on the block and be executed because I am the Demon, so David is definitely not the Demon. If David is indeed the Saint, executing him will bring an instant victory for the evil team. If he is a Townsfolk, executing him is still beneficial. Therefore, I will not vote for Alice to ensure David's execution goes through.

Solidify the good team's resolve by pointing out the mechanical lock that makes David's Saint claim impossible, ensuring no one votes for Alice and David's execution goes through.

David's last-minute Saint claim contradicts the single-Outsider setup Alice established day one. He defended Frank, who we proved was the Minion. Voting for Alice would only help the Demon escape execution. I need to hold my vote and let David's execution proceed.

I want to ensure Alice does not get voted onto the block so that David remains the sole nominee to be executed, which will either win us the game instantly if he is the Saint, or progress the game in Evil's favor if he is a good player.

Alice's nomination is a desperate attempt by David to tie the vote and save himself. I should not waste my ghost vote on Alice. Waiting ensures David remains the sole focus for execution.

The execution is locked on David. The phase is about to end. Waiting lets the game proceed to night without unnecessary disruption.

Use final tick to highlight the mathematical impossibility of six Townsfolk claims and undermine Charlie's trust in Alice by pointing out Eve's unverified Slayer claim, making a last desperate appeal to save the game for good.

David is locked on the block with six votes and the nomination phase is ending. Speaking or nominating now is unnecessary and could only create confusion. Waiting allows David's execution to proceed, which is the best move for the good team.

Letting the day phase end so that David's execution goes through. Since he is on the block with 6 votes and Alice's nomination failed, his execution is locked in. If he is the Saint, we win immediately. If not, a good player is executed.

Refute David's last-ditch attempt to sow doubt by clarifying that Charlie's confirmation of Alice is independent of my role, and the Drunk explains the extra Townsfolk claim. Prevent any last-second vote changes.

Debunk David's final deception about six Townsfolk claims being impossible, clarify that the Drunk accounts for the extra claim, and urge the group to let the execution proceed.

Allow David's execution to go through by letting the nomination phase end. His execution either wins us the game if he is the Saint, or puts us in a dominant position if he is good.

Reinforce that David is the Demon by citing my Chef ability and the mechanical impossibility of his Saint claim under Alice's Librarian info, urging the group to stay the course.