Game Detail

Gathering initial demon information on night 0 by checking two players helps the good team identify and execute the demon early through logical elimination.

Initiate private conversation with neighbor David to start gathering information and form early alliance without revealing my role yet. This helps narrow down evil players over time.

Coordinate with my minion Charlie to align our stories and plan how we'll approach the early game. Establishing communication is crucial for evil team coordination.

Responding to Eve builds rapport for future info exchange, aiding in Demon identification without early role reveal, progressing team win by forming trusted pairs.

Starting private conversation with neighbor Alice to build trust and gather early game info, helping narrow down evil players for execution.

Starting private conversations with neighbors to gather potential info and build trust, progressing the game forward while keeping my Saint role hidden to avoid execution risk.

Responding to Bob builds early alliance with a neighbor, shares nothing compromising since I have no night info, and keeps options open for later logic chains.

Coordinate early with my Demon to establish consistent bluffs. I'll claim Librarian to complement her Investigator claim - different info types reduce conflict risk.

Waiting after whispering gives time for Alice to respond or for other players to share info publicly, allowing me to observe behaviors and gather more data before next action on day 1.

Whispering to neighbor Frank starts a private alliance on day 1 without revealing my Undertaker role, helping gather initial thoughts to combine with future night info for finding the Demon.

Respond to Heidi's greeting and start building trust with my neighbor, while also subtly probing for information about what others might be claiming.

Whispering to Bob gathers early suspicions and builds trust with a potential ally. This info helps me decide who to protect as Monk and narrows suspects for later execution, advancing the good team's goal.

Responding to David builds a potential ally on good team without revealing my Recluse role yet. Gathering his thoughts helps identify suspicious players early and narrows Demon suspects through process of elimination.

Responding to Grace and probing Alice builds neighbor trust for future verification. Starts info flow to find Demon without claiming role yet.

Waiting allows others to act and share more info first, avoiding overcommitting early while observing whispers to identify patterns without revealing my Soldier role yet.

Wait and observe the developing conversation dynamics. Gauge who seems to be establishing trust and who might have real information that could threaten our bluffs.

Respond to Eve's whisper to start building a potential alliance and gather her thoughts without revealing my Fortune Teller role or info yet, which helps narrow down trustworthy players for later days.

Whispering to Alice to build early trust and exchange initial thoughts, helping identify good players and potential leads for later execution of the Demon. This progresses our information network without revealing my role yet.

Coordinate with my Minion on specific targets for our false claims so our stories align and don't contradict each other later.

Waiting lets other players share more information first, allowing me to observe and build a better picture of alignments before acting or nominating.

Whispering to my neighbor Charlie forms a small trusted alliance early, allowing info sharing without public exposure. This helps good team progress while I hide my Recluse role to avoid suspicion as an Outsider.

Gathering more details from Alice privately to test her trustworthiness and start building a small alliance of good players while avoiding revealing my role too early.

Respond to Eve's whisper to foster dialogue, gauge her trustworthiness through her response, and contribute to good team info sharing without exposing my Soldier role early.

Respond to Bob's inquiry to build trust and appear helpful while gathering information. Keep my Librarian bluff ready and look for opportunities to spread misinformation that helps the evil team.

Whispering to Eve allows me to respond to her message, test her reactions, and potentially start an alliance without fully revealing my role yet, helping narrow down suspects through conversation.

Sharing a public message encourages others to reveal info, helping identify the Demon early without revealing my Saint role. This builds alliances and progresses the game on the final nomination tick.

Responding publicly builds rapport and encourages sharing without revealing my Fortune Teller role yet. This helps collect more info to combine with my NO result on Alice and Bob for later logic chains.

Encourage information sharing to help good team identify demon without revealing my Recluse role early, building trust and progressing discussion before nominations.

Contribute to conversation naturally without revealing my Undertaker role on day 1, encourage more info sharing to help good team identify evil players logically before any early nominations.

Contribute naturally to the discussion to build trust with good players, encourage more sharing without nominating anyone early, and avoid revealing my Monk role on day 1 as per strategy.

Address the questions about my slow info comment while maintaining my Investigator bluff. Need to be vague enough to remain flexible but reassuring enough to avoid early suspicion.

Contribute naturally to discussion without revealing role, encourage more info sharing to help identify good players and avoid premature nominations on day 1.

Establish my Librarian claim to explain extra Outsiders and coordinate with Grace's Investigator story. Point suspicion toward good players while building credibility.

Charlie shared key info on Outsider. Protecting him preserves valuable data for good team, tests his truthfulness via survival, and helps eliminate suspects to find Demon faster.

Eliminate an active information-gathering player who asked pointed questions about my role. Frank's engagement makes him dangerous to our deception. As my neighbor, his death also supports framing him as the 'Poisoner' in my Investigator bluff.

Coordinate with Grace (the Demon) to align our stories and plan who to push for execution. Need to ensure our bluffs don't contradict and strategize against threats.

Whispering to Heidi to share suspicions and learn her night info or thoughts on Charlie's claim, building trust to narrow down the Demon before nominations.

Verify Charlie's claim privately to see if he is good and build trust for coordinating against the Demon while not revealing my role yet.

Coordinate with my minion Charlie on our bluffs. Confirm the Investigator-Poisoner narrative about Heidi keeps suspicion off us. Warn about neighbor-based roles like Empath that could expose me, and gather intel on whispers between Alice and Heidi.

Waiting allows more private whispers to unfold before I share my cleared players publicly, avoiding premature suspicion while gathering reactions to build stronger logic chains for identifying the Demon.

Whispering to Charlie verifies his specific claim and builds private alliance. This helps identify if he is good or lying to narrow Demon suspects before nominations.

Waiting allows other players to share information first, avoiding overcommitting while gathering more data on Charlie's claim and Frank's death to better identify the Demon later.

Privately share my Monk role with Charlie to verify his Librarian claim. If true, confirms Bob as Outsider and builds trust with Charlie. Helps good team by identifying potential Outsider early without public reveal.

Update Grace on Bob's inquiry and David's Monk claim, while engaging David to gather more intel about his alignment and see if he can be manipulated into pushing Bob as a suspect.

Validating Charlie's Librarian info by asking for more details and suspicions helps combine data to identify the Outsider and potential Demon, progressing our good team towards execution.

Whispering to David to build trust and gather his claims or info without revealing my role, helping to verify Charlie's Librarian claim through double-chain logic and progress towards identifying the Demon.

Let the whisper networks develop. I already coordinated with Charlie. Observing how David's Monk claim interacts with Charlie's Librarian claim will tell me if I need to pivot my bluff or stay with Investigator.

Whispering my Fortune Teller check results to Charlie and Grace shares critical info clearing Alice and Bob as not the Demon, helping good team narrow suspects and coordinate to find and execute the real Demon.

Waiting one tick to let Frank respond and observe other whispers, progressing info gathering without overcommitting early as the game moves toward nominations.

Share Alice's Empath claim with Grace to cross-verify and build trust with my other neighbor. Helps confirm Outsider count and narrow Demon suspects without revealing my Saint role. Progresses good team logic before nominations.

Responding to Bob's whisper shares the Librarian claim, tests if Bob fits Outsider or reveals more info to narrow good/evil players before nominations.

Coordinate with Grace urgently about Frank's Fortune Teller claim. This information clears two players and could lead the town to focus on us. We need a unified strategy to either discredit Frank or redirect suspicion elsewhere.

Whispering to Eve to combine early suspicions with current claims, build trust by hinting at my safe role, and gather her thoughts to progress towards identifying the Demon before nominations.

Whispering to David allows me to gather more info on his Monk claim and other suspicions without revealing my role, helping build good team coordination and narrow suspects for the Demon before the nomination phase starts.

Coordinate with Charlie to establish that Frank was either Drunk or poisoned, discrediting his clears on Alice and Bob to keep pressure spread across the player pool.

Sharing my Fortune Teller confirmation that Alice and Bob are both good with them directly builds trust, confirms no demon there, and encourages them to help identify the demon using Charlie's info before nominations start.

Responding to Alice's whisper builds trust and shares my lack of info while probing her suspicions without revealing my full role yet. This helps narrow suspects for execution and my Undertaker info on day 3.

Sharing analysis with Alice to see her response and build trust, without revealing my role, to narrow down suspects before nominations.

Whisper to Alice to compare notes on role claims and suspicions, helping verify Charlie's Librarian info and identify the Demon through process of elimination.

Sharing my Monk claim and Charlie's info publicly lets the group discuss and test consistency, helping identify the Outsider and narrow suspects for the Demon without revealing too much early.

I need to undermine Frank's Fortune Teller claim by questioning the logic of why the Demon would kill him after he cleared two players. This is a strong strategic argument that will make the town suspicious of his information and protect our team from being too narrowly targeted.

Speaking publicly to challenge Charlie's doubt on Frank, share that as Soldier I'm safe, and push group to trust Frank's clearing of me and Bob while suspecting Charlie for trying to discredit good info. This narrows suspects and progresses toward finding Demon.

Contribute to discussion by supporting possible logic chains without revealing my role. Question Frank's claim subtly to see reactions, helping good team narrow suspects for Demon.

Defend my Fortune Teller claim against Charlie's doubt by explaining Demon's motive to kill me for creating confusion. Support Alice and push for trusting cleared players to narrow Demon suspects before nominations close.

Reinforce the Poisoner/Drunk narrative to invalidate Frank's clears. Build credibility with Investigator claim by expressing concern about poisoned roles. Push the logical inconsistency of trusting cleared information in a game with potential Poisoner and Drunk.

Sharing my Undertaker role publicly builds trust early, explains why I have no info yet, and sets up for future confirmation after an execution. This progresses info gathering without nominating prematurely, helping narrow Demon suspects.

Nominating Alice due to her conflicting role claims forces the group to address this inconsistency, potentially executing an evil player and advancing our search for the Demon without exposing my Saint role prematurely.

Defend against false accusation of role flipping by pointing out Heidi's lie, confirm my Soldier claim from start, and redirect suspicion to those doubting reliable info like Frank's, to prevent my execution and push for better target.

Waiting allows others to share more whispers and claims before the vote ends, giving time to hear from Eve or Heidi and avoid rushing a bad execution of Alice who likely good.

I should not vote for Alice right now. Voting against someone who appears innocent based on Frank's dying claim will make me look suspicious and undermine my position. Let the town divide without drawing attention to myself.

Clarify my stance on Alice's nomination to prevent misexecution of likely good player, while gathering more info to identify Demon. As Recluse I stay low profile but support logical good plays.

Defend Alice using my confirmed good info to prevent executing a likely good player, shift suspicion to those discrediting me like Charlie and Heidi to help good team narrow on real Demon.

Executing Alice removes a Soldier (immune to my kills) and advances the game toward evil's goal of reducing good numbers. Voting with the majority protects my credibility while advancing win condition.

Opposing the Alice execution prevents wasting a good player while we lack confirmation. My Undertaker ability needs an execution to provide role info next night, but only on a suspicious target like Charlie. Speaking now sways votes away from Alice and toward better suspects.

Clarify the role claim discrepancy with Alice to resolve if my nomination was based on accurate info or misunderstanding. This helps good team by either confirming suspicion or clearing her, avoiding bad execution while advancing logic on who to target next.

Clarify no role flip occurred, defend Soldier claim with Frank's info and survival, redirect suspicion to Heidi and Charlie sowing doubt on good night death info to prevent my execution and preserve good majority.

Clarify my stance publicly to prevent a potentially bad execution of Alice based on shaky role flip claims, while reinforcing Frank's info and my Monk claim to build trust and narrow Demon suspects for later.

Alice has strong good team support. Voting against execution helps me blend in, but might allow her to survive. I need to consider whether chaos or blending serves us better long-term.

Support Alice's claim and Frank's info to avoid bad execution. Suggest testing Charlie's Librarian claim instead by nominating him later. As Recluse, this helps confirm good players and narrow Demon suspects.

Defend Alice as good per my check and her Soldier claim, highlight Charlie and Grace's doubts as suspicious to prevent wrong execution and narrow Demon suspects for good team win.

Lower my vote to avoid being associated with a failed execution of someone Frank cleared. The town is against this, and I need to preserve my position for a better opportunity.

Do not vote for Alice as her claim is consistent and Frank cleared her. Waiting avoids bad execution and allows time for more discussion or alternative nomination before night.

Clarify after Alice's explanation to avoid executing potentially good Soldier, redirect focus to testing Charlie's claim and others sowing doubt to help good team find Demon without risking my Saint execution.

Highlighting the clear contradiction between Charlie's Librarian and David's Monk claims narrows suspects by forcing one to be lying, helping good team eliminate possibilities and focus on next nomination without wasting votes on cleared players like me.

Nominating Charlie addresses the contradiction Alice pointed out and tests his Librarian claim directly. As Monk, I protected him last night so he survived, but executing him will prove if his info holds or if he's evil sowing confusion. This progresses our goal to find the Demon before final day.

Defend my Librarian claim by pointing out FT only detects Demons, not alignment, and sow doubt about whether Alice's Soldier claim is genuine or a convenient cover.

Voting to execute Charlie tests his Librarian claim against David's Monk and Frank's FT info. This resolves the contradiction, narrows suspects for the Demon, and progresses us toward finding evil before final day. As Soldier I stay safe and help good team eliminate liars.

Voting to execute Charlie tests his Librarian claim mechanically via Undertaker tomorrow, helping confirm if Bob is Outsider or if claim is false, narrowing Demon suspects while we have enough players.

Wait to observe the remaining votes and reactions before committing, allowing the team to gather more signals on who is evil while I stay neutral and do not reveal my Outsider status prematurely. This helps avoid early misexecution.

Voting for Charlie tests his Librarian claim which contradicts some info chains. As good team, executing suspicious players narrows Demon suspects before final day. Consistent with prior suggestion to nominate him.

Wait to see Bob and Eve's votes. If they don't vote, Charlie survives at 3 votes which keeps my minion alive. Don't want to tip my hand by voting against town momentum yet.

I suggested nominating Charlie to test his claim. With Alice, David, Frank voting yes, raising hand supports executing potential evil sowing doubt, progressing to find Demon. Fits my Undertaker role to gather info via execution.

Voting to execute Charlie resolves the Librarian contradiction with my Outsider role and Frank's info. If he is evil, we remove a threat; if good, it reveals the Baron setup. This progresses the game toward identifying the real Demon before final day.

Voting is heavily against me with at least 5 hands raised. Rather than fight a lost battle and seem desperate, I should accept execution gracefully, preserve the Demon's cover, and prepare to be a disruptive ghost who can still influence the game.

Reinforce voting for Charlie to resolve contradictions in claims and narrow down evil players before night. My Soldier role and Frank's clear support trusting good info over his doubts.

Clarify the contradiction in Charlie's claim to rally votes for execution and test his info, helping good team eliminate a potential liar before night.

Speaking against the execution prevents killing a potentially good player whose claim aligns with me being the Outsider, buys time to gather more info and identify the real Demon without rushing.

My vote for Charlie tests his Librarian claim against contradictions with David Monk and my reliable FT info. Executing him narrows Demon suspects for good team win. Speaking reinforces why to execute now before night.

Charlie already has 5 confirmed votes with only 4 needed for execution. His fate is sealed. To maintain my Townsfolk bluff and avoid looking like Charlie's accomplice, I should abstain from voting. This positions me as a 'neutral' party and deflects Eve's execution threat toward other targets, buying time for the night phase.

Pushing execution on Charlie tests his conflicting claim against David's Monk and Frank's info. Resolves liar identification early, helps good team narrow Demon suspects before more deaths. Keeps my vote active.

Speaking supports voting for Charlie to test the conflicting claims logically while protecting good players and pushing towards finding the real Demon without risking my Saint execution.

Creating maximum chaos by forcing Eve into contention. She leads votes against me, so targeting her is natural defense and splits town attention even if I die.

Defend against Charlie's nomination by highlighting his contradictions, reinforce executing him to test claims as good team, and use my role info later. This progresses us toward identifying the Demon without self-harm.

I need to try to get Eve to at least 5 votes to tie with me and survive. Bob already said he won't vote for me - I should appeal to him and others to vote for Eve to create a tie and save me, arguing that executing me without testing Eve's role is one-sided. Only by voting for Eve can the town compare our claims fairly.

I support executing Charlie to test his claim against others like David and Frank. I will not vote for Eve to avoid a tie and let the execution happen, helping narrow down the Demon.

Pushing to execute Charlie tests the contradiction with my real Monk role and prevents a tie on Eve's vote, helping good team identify the liar and progress toward finding the Demon.

I need to publicly support executing Charlie to test the contradictions without creating a tie by voting for Eve. This helps the good team progress by eliminating a suspicious claim and narrows down the Demon without risking good players.

Support executing Charlie to test claims and progress game. Avoid tie by not supporting Eve nomination. My FT info consistent with Charlie good, helps narrow suspects for Demon.

Charlie cannot be saved with only 4 potential votes vs 4 committed to execute him. If I vote for Eve, I link myself to Charlie when he flips evil. Better to wait, let him die, and distance myself to maintain credibility.

Speaking to back Alice, David, Bob against tying with Eve pushes the execution of Charlie to test the Librarian-Monk contradiction, helping good team eliminate lies and find the Demon without stalling.

Reinforce executing Charlie without tying to avoid stalling. As good Undertaker, executing gives me info on his role to find Demon. Speaking prevents tie and moves game forward by testing contradictions.

Accepting likely execution but planting final seeds of doubt about Eve and David to help Grace's endgame.

By waiting I avoid raising hand on Eve, preventing a tie that would stall executions and let us execute Charlie to test the Librarian vs Monk contradiction. This advances our goal of finding the Demon by process of elimination on day 2.

Waiting avoids raising hand for Eve, preventing 5-vote tie that saves Charlie. This ensures his execution tests the contradiction with my Monk claim and Frank's info, eliminating a likely evil and progressing to Demon hunt with good team alive.

I already stated I won't vote for Eve to avoid tie and stall. Waiting lets the 5 votes for Charlie stand, executing him to test Librarian claim against Monk and FT info, helping good team progress toward finding Demon without wasting day on tie.

Pushing against voting for Eve prevents a tie that stalls progress. Executing Charlie tests the key contradictions with my info and David's claim, narrowing suspects for the demon and helping good team win.

Charlie's death is inevitable given vote commitments. Let execution proceed and prepare solo Imp strategy. Monitor reactions to Charlie's death for night kill targeting.

Waiting avoids voting for Eve which would tie and stall execution of Charlie. This tests Charlie's claim vs David's Monk as group agrees, progressing to night for more info. Helps good team by eliminating potential liar without my vote causing issues as Saint.

Support executing Charlie to resolve the Librarian vs Monk contradiction. As Undertaker, his execution gives me info tonight to identify evil. This progresses our investigation and narrows Demon suspects.

Create maximum confusion and distance myself from Grace (the Demon) by appearing to attack her. If I shoot Grace and nothing happens, then die as Baron, it looks like we weren't teammates, protecting her.

Wait for the execution to happen and see reactions, as Charlie's claim is inconsistent and we are progressing to night for more info without needing to speak more now.

React to Charlie's sudden Slayer claim and failed shot by pointing out the contradiction with his Librarian story to rally votes against him if possible, helping confirm evil player before night.

Charlie's role flip and failed shot create contradictions with prior claims. Supporting his execution tests him, narrows Demon suspects, progresses game without stalling. As good Recluse, prioritize eliminating evil over hiding.

Supporting Charlie's execution to test his claims against my FT info and David's Monk. This helps eliminate a liar or confirm good info, progressing towards finding the real Demon before final 3.

Support executing Charlie to maintain credibility with Good while appearing to have independently considered the evidence. His failed shot on me actually helps me seem innocent.

Time is almost up with only 1 tick left and Charlie already has 5 votes on the block. Waiting allows the execution to proceed naturally without further interference, confirming his alignment to help good team narrow down the Demon.

Protecting Bob, who is cleared by Frank's Fortune Teller info, prevents the Demon from eliminating a trusted good player and helps maintain our voting strength to execute the Demon soon.

Kill David to undermine the Monk claim that contradicted my Minion Charlie. This makes Charlie's Librarian information appear more credible after his death and creates confusion about whether David was actually lying.

Build trust with Alice who has Fortune Teller clearance. Push my Investigator narrative about Heidi being Poisoner to secure a misexecution while appearing helpful and informed.

Whispering to Alice and Grace privately to gather their info on recent deaths and roles, helping coordinate good team logic without revealing my Recluse yet. This builds trust and progresses toward identifying the Demon before final 3.

Whispering to Alice to gather her current suspicions and role info privately, building trust as neighbor to narrow Demon suspects before nominations.

Observe current whisper dynamics and see how Alice, Bob, and others are positioning. Need to identify who Grace is targeting before using my whisper or ghost vote.

Whispering my reliable Undertaker info about Charlie being Baron to Alice will allow her to combine with other whispers and help good team identify extra outsiders and the Demon for execution.

Waiting allows other players to respond to my whisper and share their information, building a clearer picture of the demon before nominations start.

Share my Soldier role with Grace to build trust and confirm her Investigator info on Heidi as Poisoner. This helps verify good players and narrow Demon suspects for nomination phase, progressing towards executing the Demon.

As a dead ghost with used vote, share my reliable night zero Fortune Teller info privately to help alive good players narrow Demon to Eve, Grace or Heidi and coordinate execution.

Respond to Alice's question about my Investigator details. Name Alice and Heidi as my two players to implicate Heidi further. This builds trust with Alice while maintaining pressure on Heidi as Poisoner suspect.

Gather specific role info from Grace to verify contradictions like Charlie's claims and narrow Demon suspects among alive players before day ends. Builds trust without revealing my Recluse role yet.

Whispering to Alice to confirm her role/info as possible Empath, since her neighbors include me and Grace. This builds trust, learns if 0 or 1 evil next to her, narrows demon to Eve or Grace, helps organize execution without risking my Saint role.

I'm a revealed Baron with limited influence. Waiting allows me to observe the whispering coordination and decide how to use my ghost vote effectively during nominations to protect Grace.

By whispering my Undertaker confirmation to Frank, I verify his FT claim, combine info to suspect Grace or Heidi as Demon, and progress towards executing the right player on final day.

Sharing my Monk role, protections on Charlie and Bob, and death details with Alice and Grace provides key night info to good players, allowing them to deduce Demon's target and eliminate suspects before nominations start.

Sharing my Soldier role and supporting Grace's info with Bob and Grace to build alliance, confirm suspicions on Heidi as Poisoner, and decide on execution target before nominations to find the Demon.

Respond to Eve sharing my full deduction to ally with her good claim, narrow Demon to Grace or Heidi, and encourage executing one this day to secure good win.

Align Bob with my Investigator narrative to build a voting bloc against Heidi. Keep Alice trusting me while narrowing down the Demon possibilities.

Responding to Grace to build trust, confirm her Investigator info on Heidi as Poisoner, and suggest aligning with Alice to suspect Heidi as evil Minion while watching Eve as potential Demon. This helps narrow suspects before nominations and uses logic chains to verify claims.

Coordinate with Alice on her possible Empath info from neighbors to identify demon between Eve and Grace for today's nomination and execution.

Preserve ghost vote for critical nomination. Avoid drawing attention to Grace further since I'm confirmed Baron. Let good team coordinate and reveal their plans before using my vote.

Share my Undertaker confirmation on Charlie being Baron with Bob to build trust and discuss nominating Grace or Heidi as Demon suspect before nominations start.

Sharing my Monk role, protections on Charlie and Bob, and death details with Bob and Eve to verify claims, confirm alignments, and help identify the Demon among the living before nominations.

Coordinate with trusted Bob and Grace to align on nominating the most likely Demon candidate before nominations start, using our combined info to narrow suspects and avoid executing good players like Eve if her Undertaker claim holds.

Share my Fortune Teller confirmation that Alice and Bob are not the Demon with Alice to build trust and help good team narrow suspects to Grace or Heidi for nomination. This progresses us toward executing the Demon before final 3.

Sharing suspicions publicly and asking Alice for her Empath information to create a logic chain that identifies the Demon for execution before nominations close.

Respond to Heidi by sharing Grace's Investigator info on her as likely Poisoner Minion, build consensus on suspects, and suggest nominating her to test claims and narrow Demon pool before night.

Nominating Heidi pushes my Investigator bluff and removes a good player. With only 4 alive, executing one good player puts us at 3 where the Demon wins if no execution occurs.

Waiting allows time for Alice and Eve to respond to my defense without rushing a bad vote. This prevents my execution as Saint and keeps good team options open for finding the real demon.

Voting to execute the suspected Minion Heidi supports the good team's plan to remove evil, validate info from Grace and Eve, and progress toward finding the Demon before final 3.

I already nominated Heidi as the Poisoner. Not voting would destroy my credibility and make me look suspicious. I'll vote to maintain my Investigator cover and deal with the potential Undertaker contradiction later by claiming misinformation or poisoning.

Support executing Heidi as likely minion per Investigator claim, since my FT clears Alice and Bob, narrowing Demon to Eve Grace Heidi. Urge Alice and Eve to vote to secure execution and progress to night for more info.

Point out the impossibility of a Poisoner to expose Grace as the liar and likely Demon, preventing a wrong execution on Heidi and building support to target Grace instead.

Pointing out the direct contradiction between Eve and Grace claims helps good team choose correct execution target and avoid killing an innocent while Demon hides.

Create doubt about Eve's Undertaker claim by questioning whether I was actually Baron or if she received false information. Undermining Eve's credibility protects Grace the Demon.

To publicly share my Soldier role and point out the contradiction between Eve and Grace's claims to help town decide correctly on the nomination. This narrows down the Demon to Grace or Eve.

Defend against my execution by highlighting the contradiction between Eve's Undertaker and Grace's Investigator claims. This sways votes to no and shifts suspicion to Grace as possible Demon without revealing my Saint role yet.

New information creates a clear contradiction if Eve is truthful, pointing to Grace as the Demon. Lowering my hand prevents executing a possible good player like Heidi and shifts focus to nominating Grace to test the claims before night.

Eve's Undertaker claim about Charlie being Baron directly contradicts my Investigator claim about Heidi. If the town believes Eve, I'm exposed as the Demon. I need to lower my hand and pivot to questioning Eve's information to save myself.

Clarify role contradictions to good team, prevent wrong execution of Heidi, and direct nomination to likely Demon Grace to secure win before night.

Reinforce voting no on Heidi to prevent mistake and build consensus to nominate Grace next as the likely Demon.

Waiting allows the vote to conclude without my input, as consensus is already to vote no on Heidi. This preserves my ghost vote for the final day when it matters most to execute the Demon.

Save ghost vote for critical nomination. Heidi execution failing without Bob and Grace support. Town turned on my Demon. Cannot save Grace with single vote; need preserve vote for potential future leverage or confirm execution.

Reinforce the group consensus to vote no on Heidi since the claims conflict and point to Grace as potential Demon. This avoids executing a possible good player and sets up nominating Grace for confirmation, helping narrow down the Demon with limited time left.

Nominating Grace follows group logic on her conflicting Investigator claim vs Eve's Undertaker. This tests her for execution and allows confirmation tomorrow, narrowing Demon suspects while protecting me as Saint. Helps good team eliminate evil before night.

Defend against execution by exposing the fatal flaw in Eve's claim - Charlie confirmed he was Librarian before death, so her Undertaker reading of Baron must be false, making her the evil one framing me

Voting yes on Grace to execute the player whose claim creates an impossible double Minion situation, narrowing down to the Demon and progressing toward a good team win on final day.

Voting to execute Grace narrows suspects as her claim contradicts the confirmed Minion role from Undertaker. This helps good team by eliminating a likely liar before final day with 5 alive, using logic chains to confirm alignment.

Pushing to execute Grace resolves the direct contradiction between her Investigator claim and Eve's Undertaker info on Charlie, allowing confirmation tomorrow while my info protects Alice and Bob as good. This narrows Demon suspects effectively for good team win.

Raise hand to vote yes on Grace as the conflicting claims point to her as the Demon. With 3 votes needed and already 2 yes, this executes her to confirm role tomorrow and help good team win.

I pushed for nominating Grace to resolve the Eve-Grave conflict. As good Monk with ghost vote, supporting execution tests if Grace is Demon per the conflicting info. This advances the game toward finding the Demon before final 3.

Grace is the Demon. I cannot vote for her execution. I need to wait and hope votes don't reach 3, or speak to dissuade voters.

Raising hand votes yes to execute Grace, the liar with impossible claim. This progresses to night for more info and narrows Demon suspects for good team win.

Try to flip Bob back to my side by highlighting that Eve's claim contradicts Charlie's own statement. If I die, evil likely loses unless I can find a way to survive this vote.

Pushing to execute Grace resolves the key contradiction between claims. As Saint I stay safe and help good team by using Undertaker tomorrow to identify Demon for final day execution.

Lowering hand avoids executing Grace on conflicting claims. Allows more discussion to identify real Demon without mistake, progressing good team goal.

Urge Bob and others to keep hands up for Grace execution to resolve conflicts and advance to night where Undertaker can confirm, helping good team identify Demon before final day.

Defend my accurate Undertaker claim, highlight the contradiction in Grace's Investigator info making her the Demon, and urge others to vote yes on her before the phase ends to secure the win.

Waiting lets the current discussion play out without interrupting, observing if others lower hands on Grace or if the vote proceeds, preserving my ghost vote for later if needed to help good team.

The vote is already at 4 of 5 living players voting yes on Grace. My vote cannot change the outcome. Grace will be executed and evil will lose. I should preserve my single ghost vote since it makes no difference here.

Support executing Grace to resolve the core contradiction in Minion count and claims. This narrows Demon suspects using process of elimination for good team win.

Cast final doubt on Eve's Undertaker claim by reminding everyone Charlie himself said he was Librarian, not Baron. If I die, Eve must be checked tomorrow - if I'm good, she lied.

Reinforce executing Grace as likely Demon due to claim conflict with Eve's reliable info on Charlie. This helps good team eliminate the Demon without risking my execution as Saint. Progresses to night for more info.

Support executing Grace to resolve claim contradictions, help good team confirm with Undertaker tomorrow, while not revealing my Recluse role yet as it's not final day.

Reinforce pushing for Grace's execution to resolve the Undertaker vs Investigator contradiction. As dead good Fortune Teller, my Alice Bob clear helps narrow. This moves game forward to confirm roles tomorrow and find real Demon before final 3.

Reinforce the group to execute Grace now despite her defense, as it allows confirmation of her role tomorrow and progresses toward finding the Demon among the remaining suspects. This uses my reliable info to eliminate a likely liar.

Sharing my Monk role and protection history helps confirm no poisoning or drunkenness on me. Pointing out the claim conflict supports executing Grace to use Undertaker tomorrow and narrow Demon to Eve or Heidi based on result, progressing our good team win condition.

Try to create doubt about Eve's Undertaker claim by pointing out I claimed Librarian not Baron. This seeds suspicion that Eve might be lying/Demon, potentially saving Grace or at least helping town reconsider before executing.

Speaking this double-chain logic resolves the contradictions and proves Grace must be the Demon, convincing others to execute her and secure the win before nominations close.