Game Detail

I want my vote unlocked behind a player who is likely to participate in town votes on day one, before I have any real alignment reads.

I want early private claims from my neighbors while keeping my Saint role hidden, so I can build logic chains without making myself a dangerous execution target.

Coordinate with my minion David. Decide which safe bluff to use and share this plan so we can work together secretly.

I want early private reads from the shooter and from my voting master, while keeping my outsider claim hidden and creating a small trust network.

Build a private info network early and test Charlie's opening for coordination, while not exposing my full role to the whole table yet.

Start a private trust chain, protect my Virgin utility from careless nomination, and gather early reads on Grace and David.

I want to test Grace's public shot and get Alice's private info flow, so I can form an early picture of who is coordinating and whether David should be cleared.

Build a private link with Eve, avoid a bad Virgin nomination, and keep my role hidden while giving useful reads on Grace and David.

Establish a believable bluff as Chef with 0 pairs. This gives me credibility as a good player while being factually accurate (Grace and I aren't neighbors). I need to coordinate with my Demon and sow confusion early.

Keep my Saint role hidden, clarify Bob's exact info, and gently question David's Baron assumption so we get cleaner mechanical reads before nominations.

Coordinate with my minion David on bluffs and strategy. We need to sync our stories and decide who claims what role.

I need concrete claims and reads from my chosen master and from Grace to decide whether to follow Alice's vote and whether Grace's shot was meaningful or a bluff.

Share my real first night info to two people privately, test reactions, and create a check against Grace's public Slayer claim without overcommitting publicly yet.

Keep building trust with Alice while probing the Grace, Heidi, David cluster and avoiding exposing my Virgin claim too widely on day one.

Get David's role claim and his read on Grace after the fake shot, while also sounding cooperative and building a private trust link.

I want to answer Heidi enough to guide her vote, while using the private chat to test Grace's Slayer story and gather more concrete reads without revealing my role.

Coordinate bluff with my Demon Grace. I already claimed Chef to others, so she should pick something else. I need to tell her not to claim Chef and help her pick a better bluff.

I want to test Grace's public Slayer story privately, without exposing my own role, and see whether her explanation makes Bob or David look worse.

Charlie seems to know something about Slayer/Soldier roles. I need to understand what information he has before committing to a bluff. Better to probe first and respond carefully.

I want a direct answer from Grace and a concrete suspect list from Alice so I can plan around my Butler voting restriction and sort whether the shot changed anything.

I want to test my Washerwoman pair privately by getting Frank's soft claim before this becomes public and harder for evil to navigate.

I want a second private read from Frank about the Grace-Alice conversations and to quietly warn him not to nominate me because I am the Virgin.

Privately confirm to Bob to build a trusted pocket and get his broader reads, while avoiding a public Mayor reveal that would help evil plan around my ability.

Guide Heidi's Butler vote with my best current read, keep my role hidden, and push the most informative pressure line for day one without overcommitting.

Stick to Chef bluff with Frank. Treat Grace's Slayer shot as suspicious but investigable. Build credibility by appearing to analyze logically rather than defend blindly.

Nominate Bob to silence the conflicting information about my Demon Grace. His claim that Grace is Mayor undermines her Slayer bluff and could expose her as evil. Removing him protects our team.

Protect a good information role from a weak day one execution and give town a concrete reason to withhold votes on me.

I nominated Bob for a reason - his information threatens Grace. To maintain my bluff as Chef and protect the Demon, I need to follow through with my vote for Bob's execution.

Discourage a weak day one execution and push town to preserve players until we have clearer mechanical contradictions.

I want to prevent a weak day one execution and push the town toward gathering more information, which is safer for me as Saint and better for good overall.

Stay quiet for now to observe voting patterns. Bob's nomination can reveal who sides with whom. I will pivot to Soldier soon to coordinate with David's Chef claim and explain my earlier Slayer bluff as a pressure tactic. Better to let this vote play out before committing publicly.

I do not have enough reason to execute Bob on day one. Saving my vote and avoiding a weak execution gives good more information tomorrow.

Discourage a weak day one execution and keep pressure on the Grace, Bob, and Frank triangle for tomorrow without overcommitting.

Discourage a weak day one execution on Bob while preserving the useful Mayor pair information and avoiding an unnecessary public hard claim from me.

I want to discourage extra votes on me and preserve my information for tomorrow, since several players already think this execution is premature.

Lower my hand to align with town sentiment against the day 1 execution. Pushing too hard looks suspicious, and Bob's claim actually creates useful confusion between Grace and Frank.

Do not support a weak day one execution. Preserve claims and let night information sharpen the Bob, Grace, Frank, and David puzzle tomorrow.

I already opposed this execution, and the public table sentiment is against it. Not voting keeps a useful information source alive and avoids a weak day one kill.

Don't vote for Bob. Let the nomination fail so I have time to pivot my bluff tomorrow and avoid confirming his Washerwoman information that would expose me.

I do not think there is enough to execute Bob today. Holding my vote keeps options open and preserves my credibility for later, more informed executions.

Alice is not voting, so I should not vote as Butler. Waiting avoids adding noise and preserves the useful Bob, Grace, Frank triangle for tomorrow.

I do not want Bob executed on this weak case, and verbal opposition is already on record. Waiting avoids adding noise while declining to vote.

David created the main bad push on me and introduced suspicious Baron logic. Nominating him pressures the weakest public story and may redirect execution onto a more plausible evil.

Defend myself against Bob's nomination by explaining my reasoning and casting doubt on his claims while not appearing desperate.

I nominated David for a weak and misleading push. Voting shows I mean it and may generate alignment-revealing vote patterns even if he does not die.

Do not help execute David on a weak day one case. Preserve the Bob, Grace, Frank triangle for tomorrow and avoid spending votes without stronger evidence.

I do not have enough confidence to help execute David today. Preserving players and information is safer, especially since my own role makes cautious executions important.

I need to preserve my minion David and maintain consistency with my Slayer claim. I said my shot at David proved he's not the Demon, so voting for him now would undermine my credibility.

The case on David is too weak for a day one execution. I should conserve my vote and keep attention on resolving the Bob, Grace, and Frank claims tomorrow.

I want to discourage a thin day one execution on David and push the group toward getting clearer claims tomorrow from Bob and Grace.

Do not support a weak day one execution. Keeping David alive preserves information and avoids handing evil an easy mis-execution.

Wait to see if vote against me builds. Already defended my Chef claim; pushing harder looks desperate. If I survive, continue undermining Bob-Grace contradiction to fracture town.

I want to frame the key logic clearly so town does not treat David's accusation as solved fact, while keeping pressure on him without forcing a reckless day one kill.

Discourage a weak day one execution on David and preserve claim interactions for tomorrow.

Do not support a weak day one execution. As Saint, surviving and avoiding chaotic early kills is important, and town consensus already leans toward no execution.

David's my minion who's been defending me. Voting to execute him would undermine our alliance and cost us a teammate. The votes likely won't reach 4 anyway given Heidi and Alice's positions. Let this nomination fail.

Do not spend a day one vote on a weak case. Preserve flexibility and let the conflicting claims develop into stronger mechanical clears tomorrow.

I cannot vote unless Alice votes, and she is not. Waiting avoids an illegal or unhelpful action and preserves both key claimants for more info tomorrow.

Do not support a weak day one execution. Preserving the claim triangle and aiming for a controlled late game is best for good, especially with a possible Mayor line.

Deflect suspicion from myself, cast doubt on Bob's Washerwoman claim by pointing out he never confirmed Grace's role, and set up tomorrow's discussion to keep Grace protected while the good team fights among themselves.

Leave town with a clean framework: my info means one of Grace or Frank is bluffing if I am sober, and David should stop treating Grace's claim as mechanically proven.

Reinforce no-execution consensus and set a clear agenda for tomorrow so town preserves useful claim interactions instead of wasting day one.

Reinforce the no-execution consensus and set a concrete plan for tomorrow that may expose contradictions without risking a bad day one kill.

Keep the triangle focused on Bob/Grace/Frank as requested. Nudge the group to compare Frank's response to Bob's info before I fully commit to a defense, buying time to see all claims.

Use the last moment to push a structured tomorrow plan and hint that mechanical tests matter, without forcing a risky day one execution.

Reinforce the strongest good plan: no execution today, preserve claims, and set a concrete agenda for tomorrow without exposing my Outsider role.

I want to support no execution today, keep options open, and signal that I will engage with the Bob-Grace triangle tomorrow without overcommitting tonight.

Heidi has established herself as a consensus-builder and organizer. Removing her will fragment the good team's coordination and make it harder for them to unite against the Bob-Grace-Frank triangle tomorrow.

Get precise private info from the key source and the fresh night death before nominations so I can judge whether to stay hidden or steer the town away from a losing execution.

Answer Charlie directly, preserve credibility, and privately pressure Frank and Heidi's reads to sort whether my pair points to a real Mayor or a bluff.

As a dead good Outsider, I should privately confirm my real role and give the clearest current logic so Charlie and Bob can compare it against claims and outsider count.

Get Heidi's final thoughts from Charlie before nominations and test whether Charlie's private info aligns with Bob's public claim.

Heidi died after pushing for clarity. I want her final read and any concrete claims from Bob and Charlie before nominations so town can narrow the triangle or catch a bluff.

I need to understand Frank's position before he publicly speaks. Bob has linked me to Frank via the Mayor claim, so Frank's statement will heavily impact my credibility. I should probe him directly.

Coordinate with Grace (Demon) to ensure our stories align. Share what I know about Frank's knowledge of my confession so we can prepare a counter-strategy.

Bob is central to the main contradiction. A private push for exact claim details and a possible Virgin plan can create mechanical value before nominations.

Share Heidi's useful death info with likely good players and push for exact claims plus outsider-count logic, while keeping my Saint role hidden from public execution risk.

Answer their questions, share Heidi being Butler, and push for exact claims from Frank and Grace so the triangle resolves before nominations.

I want fresh claims from trusted players and to push the outsider-count check, since that may break the Bob-Grace-Frank triangle without wasting today's execution.

I want to answer Grace enough to build a working alliance if she is good, while probing whether she is role-fishing or honestly trying to solve.

Give useful private info to trusted players and test outsider count logic without exposing my Recluse claim to the whole town too early.

Maintain my Slayer bluff while probing Frank's true allegiance. Cast suspicion on Bob undermining his Washerwoman claim without directly contradicting the Mayor story yet. I need to know if Frank is genuinely good or if he's supporting my position before nominations start.

I need to know what Frank told Charlie. If Frank exposed me, I need to prepare my defense or pivot my bluff immediately. If not, I may have time to build a counter-narrative.

I want exact claims from the two players in Bob's triangle before nominations, and I can quietly remind them my Virgin ability may offer a mechanical test if needed.

Time is short before nominations. I want the two central players to give exact claims now so town can resolve the triangle and outsider count without exposing my own role.

We are close to nominations. I want Frank's exact claim privately so I can judge whether to defend him, pressure Grace, or reconsider my own info.

Push the most useful mechanical check before nominations: exact outsider count plus hard claims from the triangle, while quietly treating Alice as somewhat safer from my night death.

Give exact claim to key players, anchor that Bob can be truthful through me, and frame the real contradiction around Grace versus Bob without overcommitting too early.

Get the two key triangle players to state exact claims privately now so I can compare them against outsider count and Bob's info before nominations.

I need to respond to Alice's request for exact claims. She knows I'm claiming Slayer, so I should stay consistent but cast doubt on Bob's Washerwoman claim about me being Mayor. I want the town to focus on the Bob-Frank dynamic rather than look at David or me.

I need to gather intel on what Frank has been saying about my Baron confession and who else knows. Charlie has been involved in many whisper chains and might have valuable information.

I need Grace's exact claim and whether she truly used Slayer on David. That clarification best resolves the main contradiction before nominations.

As a dead good player, I should push the clearest public solves now: exact claims and outsider count. That gives the living better grounds for a nomination and preserves my ghost vote.

Force the unresolved claims into the open and anchor town on the outsider-count problem before we risk another vague no-execution day.

I want to add hard public information now and set up a mechanical confirmation path, instead of taking a low-confidence execution into the night.

Push the table to get the missing hard claims in public before any execution, so my Washerwoman info can be used properly and we avoid a rushed bad kill.

Publicly hard-claim Mayor to resolve the immediate demand, anchor the Bob puzzle, and avoid letting silence make me look evasive or evil.

Speak to create doubt about Frank's Mayor claim and defend Grace. Challenge the logic around Bob's info vs Grace's Slayer claim to protect my Demon.

Push the missing exact claim into the open and steer town away from a rushed bad execution, especially on outsider-count claims that could fit Baron.

Maintain Slayer bluff publicly, address the direct contradictions with Bob's Washerwoman claim, and cast doubt on Bob's reliability while appearing cooperative under pressure.

Alice is the most immediate threat - she claimed Recluse, confirmed Butler, and demanded exact claims from me directly. Removing her kills the information lead and creates more outsider confusion.

I want likely good players to coordinate a safe first nomination on me, or at least lock down order, because my ability can mechanically confirm alignment and sharpen today's executions.

Gather intelligence from Charlie about Eve's whisper and maintain my cover as a curious Townsfolk player. Understanding what Virgin claims Eve is making helps coordinate with Frank and Grace's bluffs.

I want Charlie and Eve focused on the mechanical core before nominations: outsider count, my night death, and whether Bob or Grace is the false pillar.

Privately reveal enough to trusted players to coordinate a safe first nomination and strengthen outsider-count logic without exposing myself publicly yet.

Charlie and Eve seem central in private chats. I want to compare notes, stress that another no execution is bad, and steer them toward a concrete demon pool.

Coordinate with my minion David before the nomination phase begins. We need to align on outsider count and how to handle Charlie's questions.

I want current reads from two players I have some trust in, and to align a nomination plan before open discussion hardens around bad assumptions.

I want to align with Charlie and Eve on a disciplined first nomination and share that my info still points more toward Frank than Grace.

I want to prevent Charlie from accidentally wasting my Virgin check and line up Bob as the deliberate first nominator if he trusts me.

I want Charlie and Eve to use my night death and the outsider count to narrow the evil team, instead of letting Bob versus Grace stay abstract.

Share the Virgin-plan context and push two key players to commit to concrete public worlds before nominations, without exposing my exact outsider identity.

Use Charlie and Eve as info hubs, get concrete contradictions, and push the town toward an execution in the Bob Grace Frank triangle today.

Coordinate with my Minion David. Plan our next kill and align on how to handle Charlie's pressure and the outsider count discussions. We need to decide who to push for execution.

I want Charlie and Eve aligned on a concrete public plan: exact worlds, then a deliberate Virgin test if useful, so nominations do not drift and good votes stay together.

Coordinate a deliberate first nomination on Eve with Charlie so we use the Virgin claim for hard information instead of letting it be wasted randomly.

Lock in a deliberate first nomination that maximizes mechanical info and prevents a random player from wasting my once per game trigger.

Coordinate with Grace on our public bluffs and decide on today's execution target. Charlie is dangerous with his information gathering, so we should plan to eliminate him.

Nomination phase is close. I want the main coordinators to force exact public worlds so town converges on one executable suspect today.

Reinforce the safest useful plan before nominations and stop anyone from wasting Eve's Virgin check, while keeping focus on the main contradiction triangle.

Charlie and Eve have been the hub for Alice's final info. I want a direct, concise read before nominations so town can actually execute in the right cluster today.

Coordinate execution strategy with David. We need to push Charlie's execution hard and align on David's Chef claim to confuse the good team about outsider counts and evil pairings.

I want Bob forced into a clear public commitment with Eve before nominations, because that should break the Bob versus Grace versus me triangle and give town a concrete execution plan.

Lock in the planned Virgin test, answer Frank's request for commitment, and keep key players aligned so the first nomination gives maximum information.

Lock in the planned Virgin test now, before anyone accidentally burns it. This is the highest-value mechanical action available and will sharpen today’s execution.

Execute our agreed strategy with Grace: nominate Charlie who is asking dangerous questions and coordinating good information. We need to remove the information hub before he figures out our bluffs.

Stop my execution at all costs by hard-claiming Saint and redirecting town back to the planned Virgin check and the main solve.

Stop a bad execution and steer town back to the strongest mechanical line: Bob taking the first nomination on me for the Virgin check.

The immediate game-loss risk if Charlie actually is Saint outweighs the benefit of executing him now. I will let this vote fail and pursue his removal through night kill manipulation or a safer nomination later with more information.

Stop a dangerous or low-value execution and preserve the planned Virgin test, which gives the town the clearest mechanical information today.

Keep votes off a dangerous or low-value execution and preserve the higher-information Virgin test, which best advances the solve today.

Do not spend my only ghost vote on a risky Charlie execution when a better mechanical test is queued. Preserve vote value for a clearer Demon candidate later.

Charlie claiming Saint is dangerous. If he's telling the truth, evil wins by executing him. But others are warning against voting, so raising my hand now outs me as suspicious. I'll wait to see how votes unfold and reconsider.

Prevent a dangerous or low-value execution and steer town back to the higher-information Eve nomination.

Prevent stray votes on me and redirect the town immediately to the higher-value Bob on Eve nomination.

Keep my hand down so this nomination fails, preserving the safer and more informative Virgin test with Bob as first nominator.

I discussed eliminating Charlie with Grace as it protects our coordinated bluffs. If he's Saint, executing him wins the game for evil. If he's bluffing, removing the information hub that pressed me on Frank's accusations is essential. Either outcome benefits the evil team.

Do not spend a vote on Charlie. Preserve the cleaner Eve Virgin test and avoid a possible instant loss if Charlie is truly the Saint.

Keep my hand down so Charlie does not reach the block. Preserving the Bob on Eve Virgin test is the highest value play, and a real Saint execution would lose immediately.

Do not spend my ghost vote on a dangerous, low-value nomination. Keep pressure on the cleaner Virgin test and save my vote for a likely Demon execution.

Supporting my Minion David and executing a major threat. If Charlie is truly Saint, evil wins immediately. If he's bluffing, we kill a dangerous information hub.

Do not support the Charlie execution. Save my single ghost vote for a stronger execution and help the town move to the Bob on Eve test if this fails.

Push the table back to the planned Virgin test immediately and highlight that David and Grace voting on a Saint claim is suspicious for tomorrow's solve.

Push the clean Virgin check before time runs out. If Bob is good, this can confirm me and sharpen the demon pool immediately.

Bob is being pressured to nominate Eve. I already used my nomination. Waiting lets me see if Bob actually does this and gauge the room's reaction to the Virgin test. Speaking now draws attention to my Saint-callous vote.

Use the cleanest available mechanical check now. If it fires, we gain strong confirmation. If it fails, Eve becomes a major suspect and we get useful information before night.

Frank claims Mayor and is organizing the good team against us. Removing him eliminates a leadership figure and either removes the real Mayor threat or exposes a bluff. With Eve confirmed Virgin and Charlie suspicious, killing Frank advances evil's goal of reaching final two with Demon alive.

Eve is mechanically confirmed good. I want to compare David versus Grace and make sure she knows I cannot be the execution today.

Eve is the most mechanically trusted alive good. I want to give her my latest solve so she can steer nominations and voting.

Eve is the most mechanically trusted alive player. I want to steer her toward a tight final four solve and away from executing Charlie if his Saint claim is real.

Eve is the clearest confirmed good player. I want to give her my strongest solve and help focus nominations on the most consistent demon worlds.

Charlie seems most likely good and alive. I want to align on the likely demon pair, compare David versus Grace, and encourage a nomination plan before final nominations.

Eve is the most confirmed good player and current information hub. I want to give her a clean solve path centered on David versus Grace before nominations.

Coordinate with my Demon Grace to ensure our alibis align and plan our endgame strategy. We need to reach final 3 with no execution to win.

Coordinate with David to wait on execution today. I'll kill Charlie tonight, which either wins the game if he's Saint, or leaves us at 3 players to fight it out.

I want to test Grace directly and force a crisp explanation before nominations. Her response may either confirm her as the best execution or help separate her from David.

Give likely-good Eve a tight suspect pool and a concrete angle for public pressure before nominations.

Charlie is a likely good hub if Saint is true. I want to compare notes quietly and steer him toward the David versus Grace solve, while reinforcing that his claim should not be casually tested.

I want Eve and Charlie aligned before nominations so they focus pressure on Grace and David, not on Charlie, and force a clean final execution decision.

I want Grace's full explanation before nominations. If she cannot make Bob, Frank, and my Virgin test fit, that strongly points to her as the execution today.

Charlie is central to the good information network. I want to align with him and push the strongest execution candidate before nominations.

Grace instructed me to wait today and rely on the night kill. Trusting her plan to kill Charlie tonight and navigate Final 3 tomorrow.

Eve is confirmed good and the swing vote. I need to explain my world view convincingly while pushing that executing Charlie risks instant loss. I'll suggest we wait for night instead.

I want David to commit to a complete world in front of Eve so we can compare him directly against Grace and lock a safe execution away from me.

I want the most trusted alive players to focus nominations on David first, while keeping Charlie as the fallback if my info was corrupted.

Eve is the most mechanically confirmed good player alive. I want her current solve so I can help consolidate dead-player support and save my ghost vote for the right execution.

Charlie is alive and at risk because of the Saint claim. I want him focused on forcing Grace and David to give coherent worlds, not letting today drift into an easy misexecution.

Coordinate the living good player and a trusted ghost toward Grace. Her private claim is mechanically broken, making her the best execution today.

I want Grace to commit to concrete logic and either join a David execution or expose herself by dodging. Reaching outside the Eve Charlie cluster may create a cleaner final decision.

Charlie is cornering me with Eve listening. Frank's ghost is accusing me. I need to be careful here - Grace told me to wait and rely on night kill. I should stall and not give a bad explanation that exposes me.

Respond to Charlie's challenge about my clean world. Need to sound convincing while deflecting suspicion toward Frank's Mayor claim being fake and questioning Charlie's Saint timing.

I need to deflect Charlie's accusation and create plausible doubt about the established narrative. As a Minion, I need to protect Grace and survive until tonight when we get a night kill.

We have one nomination window and need someone on the block. Grace made a mechanically impossible claim and pushed for no execution at four alive, so she is my best demon candidate.

Defend my position, point out that executing me doesn't solve anything since I claimed Chef (not Demon), and suggest Charlie is the real threat. Need to survive this vote to kill tonight.

Prevent Grace's execution by engaging Charlie and questioning the logic behind Eve's nomination. Need to make Charlie doubt executing Grace.

Grace is my strongest demon read and we need an execution today. My vote helps secure the threshold and avoids a dangerous no-execution.

Use my ghost vote on the strongest available demon candidate. Grace's contradictory claims plus Frank's night death make this execution worth forcing rather than risking a no-execution into final three.

Grace is the strongest demon candidate and this execution keeps attention off my Saint claim while advancing the likely good solve.

The nomination already has enough votes. Saving my ghost vote for a possible final day is stronger than spending it redundantly now.

Grace already has enough votes to be on the block strongly. I should conserve my single ghost vote for a tighter later vote, especially if this day shifts unexpectedly.

Grace is the strongest demon candidate from the broken Chef story and Eve's likely-confirmed Virgin claim. I should spend my ghost vote now to secure the execution.

Make one last appeal that executing me could hand Charlie the win if he's Demon faking Saint, while acknowledging Eve's contradiction catch to seem reasonable.

I need to create doubt about the vote count and try to save Grace by questioning whether dead votes should count toward execution. Even if it's futile, I should try to defend her and create confusion.

Keep pressure on Grace and correct David's misleading vote-count argument so town does not back off a strong execution.

Keep pressure on the only executable lead with mechanical contradiction, and stop David from confusing the vote count. Good must not let this fail.

Reinforce the correct execution, stop David from stalling on rules, and keep attention off my Saint claim so town does not risk a losing execution on me.

Reinforce the best execution and prevent David from creating enough doubt to drop the vote, while conserving my ghost vote since Grace already has enough hands.

Use my ghost vote to secure the strongest execution on Grace. Bob and Eve are mechanically solid, and Grace is the clearest evil world. Saving my vote is less valuable than locking this through.

I am already voting Grace. I want to stop David's misinformation and help the living keep enough votes on the strongest demon candidate.

Eve's coalition has me cornered. I must fracture their resolve by sacrificing David openly, questioning why the Demon would let Frank die last night, and casting real doubt on Charlie's untested Saint claim before the final tick closes.

Reinforce Grace's argument that Frank's death doesn't fit her as Demon pattern. Point out Charlie's unconfirmed Saint claim and my consistent push to execute him, positioning me as pro-good Saint protection.

Lock in consensus so nobody gets tempted into a bad counter-nomination. Grace is the best execution, and David's argument is creating noise.

I cannot vote, so I should stabilize the town on the current block and stop a last-second switch driven by panic or bad rules arguments.

Keep town from panicking into a bad late nomination or a switch onto me. Grace is the best current execution and nominations should just close.

Use the last moment to stop a panic switch. As a dead good player, I should lock town onto the clearest execution and preserve my ghost vote for later.

I cannot vote, so I should stabilize town and prevent a panic switch off the strongest execution.

Reinforce town consensus and prevent a panic late switch away from the strongest execution, since I cannot nominate or vote anymore.